Here is Wexford's Friday Forecast for next week. Take a look to see what's coming up at Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts.
Friday Forecast May 18 - May 22
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June Final Exam Schedule
Here is the exam schedule for June 2015.
Instructions
- Read the schedule carefully and underline or highlight each of the exams you are required to write and carefully put in your agenda your exams, dates and times.
- Exams are 1.5 hours unless otherwise indicated.
- Please post your exam schedule in an obvious location at home. *Remember it is your responsibility to be in the designated room at the scheduled time for the exam.
- A medical certificate, specifically stating you are too sick to sit an exam, must be submitted within 24 hours to substantiate absence from the examination in order to receive an estimated mark. Absence for reasons other than this will result in a mark of zero.
- Copies of this schedule are available in the main office.
- Students arriving late to their exam will not be granted extra time.
From The Star: The artist’s view of Toronto’s Divided City
The Star Staff Reporter Tara Deschamps writes and article, The artist's view of Toronto's Divided City featuring Wexford Visual + Media Arts students and teachers...
When students in Lynda Hattin’s Grade 12 narrative illustration class at Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts sit down with their sketchbooks, they fill pages with intricate works meant to land them an A.
It’s not often, they say, that they get to peer into their own lives thinking about the issues that affect their commutes to school, their babysitting gigs and even, the tumultuous treks their parents took to immigrate to the country.
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Wexford CSA Friday Forecast for May 11 - May 15
Here is Wexford's Friday Forecast for next week. Take a look to see what's coming up at Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts.
Friday Forecast for May 11 - May 15
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Letter from Shaun Chen and Donna Quan about TDSB response to Disaster in Nepal
Dear TDSB community,
It has been difficult to hear the reports and see the images emerging out of Nepal following the powerful earthquake that devastated the South Asian country over the weekend. Sadly, the death toll continues to rise each day, thousands have been left injured and an estimated 8.1 million people are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance: food, shelter, primary medical care and clean water.
The death and destruction caused by the earthquake is not confined to this distant part of the world. Family, friends and relatives of a number of people in our city – and in our schools – are lost or missing halfway around the globe.
To those who have lost loved ones or who are still anxiously awaiting word of their safety, the Toronto District School Board extends its deepest condolences. Our collective thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Please know that our psychology and social work staff will be working with principals to identify students and staff who may need support.
PDF of Letter from Shaun Chen and Donna Quan
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