Navigating the path after high school can feel overwhelming, but we're here to help. We invite all Grade 12 students and their families to a virtual information session on October 9th, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., focused on applying to post-secondary education

During the session, OCDSB staff experts will review how to apply to colleges (with a focus on Ontario colleges), how to apply to universities (with a focus on Ontario universities), and how to move on to an apprenticeship after graduation. There will also be a Q&A section where participants can get their queries answered. 

No registration is required. Simply mark your calendar and join us using the participation link to gain the knowledge you need to make this important next step with confidence.

This event is part of our OCDSB Speaker Series. 

All schools are closed.

Looking for a way to support Glebe Collegiate Institute and give back to the community?  GCI School Council is once again launching the "Fresh from the Farm" fundraiser, which supports buying from local Ontario farmers, helps to raise funds for school needs and also offers an option to support our neighbours in need at local food banks like the Centretown Community Food centre.   Last year, due to the tremendous generosity of our community, 150 bundles of produce were delivered to two community food providers.

On offer we have fresh apple and vegetable bundles which will be available for pickup at GCI later in November (exact date to be confirmed).  If you choose to donate to the local food centres we will deliver on your behalf.

Here is the link for ordering: Fresh from the Farm

Please tell your friends and neighbours, anyone can order through this site!   The deadline for ordering is Friday, October 17, 2025

Join us for the premiere of this documentary film, where Glebe Collegiate History students help to tell the story of John Edward Tayler alongside his son, friends and family.

From growing up in Edmonton to his three and a half years as a Japanese prisoner of war in World War II, John has a compelling story of leadership, determination and inspiration.  If you plan to attend, click on the link and follow the instructions to politely RSVP. 

The cost of admission is free. It will start at 2:45 with a reception, a short program at 3:15, and the documentary will commence at 3:30. For those unable to attend and who wish to see the documentary it will be uploaded to https://jthp.ca/ on October 27th. 

The School Council meeting was scheduled for October 20, 2025.  As this is a religious holiday, we are going to move the date to October 27, 2025, at 7pm in the Library.  Thank you for bringing this to our attention! It was amazing to see so many people at our first council meeting-keep coming and collaborating with us.

No school for Secondary students.

Friday November 7th is a Professional Activity Day for OCDSB school staff that focuses on key Ministry Priorities: Literacy and Numeracy, and Student Well-being and Safety. School staff will attend in-person and participate in learning activities facilitated by school administrators.

View agenda.

Join us for Building Together: Families, Schools, Communities, the 2025 Family Conference on Saturday, November 8 at Ottawa Technical Secondary School. This engaging event celebrates collaboration among families, schools, and community partners to support student learning, well-being, and belonging.

Throughout the day, families will participate in interactive workshops, explore the Community Partner Resource Fair, and gain practical tools and strategies to support their children’s educational journeys. Together, we will strengthen connections and continue building a learning community where every student feels supported to thrive.

Learn more and register to attend

The Legion’s 11 days of Remembrance will feature Glebe Collegiate on Day 4

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Toonie Tuesday takes place on the last Tuesday in February each year and it is a day that we ask students, staff, families and community members to give a donation of $2 (or more) to the Education Foundation of Ottawa.

Funds raised support initiatives that provide the tools that students need to succeed such as access to food, clothing and the ability to participate in meaningful activities.

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All schools are closed.

All schools are closed.

All schools are closed.

Dates vary by program. 2-credit Co-Op runs until August 14. For more details, visit the Summer School webpage.

Dates vary by program. 2-credit Co-Op runs until August 14. For more details, visit the Summer School webpage.