Course selection information will be shared with students and families at the end of the first week in February. Please save your questions about selecting courses for next year until our course selection season launches on February 7th.

Dear Glebe High School Families,

We want to ensure all students have access to important information that supports their
safety, mental health and well-being. As part of these conversations, we will be holding
a presentation to make students aware of the issue of sex trafficking and exploitation
and learn about consent, healthy relationships and online safety. While these are
difficult topics, the intention is to help students feel empowered to prevent and navigate
challenging situations and to support safe and healthy relationships throughout their
lives.

On February 10, 2025, Grade 9 students will attend a presentation delivered by A New
Day, a local organization dedicated to anti-human trafficking work in our community. The
presentation provides students with information regarding child sexual exploitation in
order to both protect and empower young people through knowledge and resource
information.

The information shared is in line with the Ministry of Education's Keeping Students Safe
Policy Framework. You will find more information on this policy on the Ministry of
Education website at:
https://www.ontario.ca/document/education-ontario-policy-and-program-direction/policyprogram-memorandum-166

We recognize that this can be a challenging topic. We will have our school's
professional support staff onsite and available to connect with students as needed
throughout the day.

If you would like to access further information on anti-sex trafficking, you can visit our
website to find information for parents & caregivers. We know that working together
with families is key to supporting and protecting children and young people.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to myself or
another member of the administrative team Sam Laggis or Julie Prankard.
Sincerely,

Robin Small, Principal

- Semester 1 Marks

- Term 1 Report Cards (non-semestered)

We are hosting course selection information and post secondary planning sessions for families on Wednesday, February 12. 

-6:00 pm Course Selection for Families with Students in the ESL Program - Families will receive a letter with details. 

-6:30 pm  Course Selection and Pathway Planning - Students currently in Grade 9 or 10 

-7: 15 pm Course Selection and Pathway Planning Presentation - Students currently in Grade 11 or 12. 

More information to follow. 

The OCDSB, in partnership with the Ottawa Catholic School Board, is hosting a Transition Planning Fair for families, caregivers and youth with intellectual disabilities. This event will provide information about service coordination, community day programs, recreation, housing and more. Learn more.

No school for students

Grade 9 & 10 students and their families are invited to visit campus on Tuesday, February 18, 2025 from 6:00 - 7:30 pm. Carleton staff will share information about prerequisites and discuss how the decisions you make now will help set you up for success when applying to university. Join Associate Dean of the Sprott School of Business, Rebecca Renfroe, for a session on Budgeting: Time and Money Management to learn fun and easy tips for managing your time and money, so you can focus on what matters most!

For for information and registration: CLICK HERE

School Council:

The next School Council meeting will be held on February 24th starting at 7:00 in the GCI library. 

Grades 9-11
Cost $6
Register by Jan 16
Sign up

March 10-14

No school for Elementary and Secondary students.

Grade 12 (open to all)
Cost $18
Register by Feb 16
Sign up

Grades 9-11
Cost $12
Register by Feb 16
Sign up

Semester 2 Midterm Marks

Final Marks (semestered and non-semestered)