optional attendance
Students who are planning on leaving MPC for the 2021-22 school year to enrol in a TDSB school outside of their catchment area (please see the TDSB web page - www.tdsb.on.ca - and look under "Find My School") must use an Optional Attendance form and submit it to Principal Pang, (virginia.pang@tdsb.on.ca) by January 29th, 2021. The form will then be sent to the school you are applying to under Optional Attendance.
credit rescue
Monday, February 1st and Tuesday, February 2nd - Optional Credit Rescue days at the teacher’s discretion.
A teacher will offer one or a combination of the following activities to ensure success:
- Teach the classes according to the regular schedule
- Schedule individual meetings with students for Credit Rescue
- Schedule individual meetings with students to support the completion of any projects or assignments
Wednesday, February 3rd and Thursday, February 4th - These days have been deemed board-wide Credit Rescue days" in lieu of exams. The purpose of these days is for teachers to support students who are deemed to be at-risk of not achieving a credit. While these days have been formally recognized for credit rescue purposes, teachers will continue to work with students who may need extra support to catch up on missed or incomplete assignments in the weeks before.
Remote Learning Check-In
Students received a Google Survey from our Guidance teachers. Please complete the survey as soon as you are able. Your answers will help us adapt our supports to meet your needs.
Toronto public Health - new screening tool - Dec. 7, 2020
Toronto Public Health just announced it is has updated its COVID-19 student screening tool to prevent further opportunities for virus spread. The TDSB follows direction from Toronto Public Health and the new screening tool will be effective starting Monday, December 7, 2020.
As part of this guidance, if a child has one or more new, or worsening COVID-19 symptoms, parents will now be required to:
- Keep their child home.
- Keep sibling and other children home, even if they do not have symptoms.
- Arrange for the child to get tested or contact their health care provider.
- Without testing, the child must stay home for 10 days.
- Monitor the family for symptoms. Adults must stay home if they have one or more symptom.
Course Selection Information 2020-21
Please see information available on the Registration Page
