School Announcements

Reminder: OSSLT Literacy Assessment

The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) measures whether students are meeting the minimum standard for literacy across all subjects. Again this year, the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) is employing a computer-based online OSSLT to eligible students across the province. Successful completion of this literacy test is one of the requirements to earn an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. Additional information about the OSSLT is available on the EQAO website.

Grade 10 students who missed one of the sessions earlier this month are encouraged to come on November 18th to complete the assessment.

 Grade 11 or 12 students for whom the successful completion of the OSSLT is still outstanding will be completing both Part A and Part B on that day, and will have the flexibility to write both parts in succession, or take a break between the two parts of the test. 

Students will be excused from their regular classes while participating in the assessment. They are responsible for catching up on any missed work, and should speak to their teachers for support.

Leading up to the assessment, students are encouraged to try the OSSLT practice test on the EQAO website. Students who would like further assistance to prepare for the OSSLT are invited to meet with Mrs. Hastie in Room 108 during period 4, or contact Mrs. Hastie: contact Main Office for email address.

Individual student results will be distributed by the end of January 2027.

Sincerely,

Your GDHS Admin Team

Grade 9 Social Event

The Grade 9 Social will take place at GDHS on Thursday, November 12th from 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm. The theme of the event is “Neon”. There will be a dance (student DJ’s) in the theatre, and activities in the Cafeteria such as face painting, games and food. Tickets are available on SchoolCash Online for $10, which includes entry, glow bracelets, pizza, a drink, and a treat.  

Friday, November 6, 2026

Attendance Reminders
Please note the reminder sent home by the HDSB Communications and Engagement Department reminder about the Halton District School Board’s absence reporting procedures. Families are encouraged to report student absences using the HDSB Mobile App​ or SchoolMessenger website.

When your child will be absent or arriving late, please use one of the following methods to report their absence:

• SchoolMessenger Mobile App: Download the app from the App Store or Google Play.
• SchoolMessenger Website: Visit go.schoolmessenger.ca.

The SchoolMessenger system is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, allowing families to report both current and future absences and late arrivals.

Why use the app or website?

Student absences must be supported by written documentation from a parent/guardian. Reporting an absence through the SchoolMessenger app or website helps ensure attendance information is recorded accurately and efficiently. 

All families are required to register for SchoolMessenger to report student absences online and manage their communication preferences.

For more information, including instructions for reporting absences and answers to frequently asked questions, visit the HDSB Absence Reporting webpage.

Peer Tutoring
Drop-in Peer Tutoring will now be available most Tuesdays and Thursdays  in room 108, our Student Success Room, during periods 3 and 4.  Students who are interested in being tutored and are on their lunch break should go to room 108 to see what subjects are posted on the board in the classroom and then head to one of the peer tutoring tables to work with a Peer Tutor if the subject they need help with is posted.

Grade 11 and 12 students who are interested in being a Peer Tutor and who have a period 3 or 4 lunch or spare period should see Ms. Howarth in the Guidance Office to sign-up for the next training session.

Grad Photos
All appointments are booked on our website – www.pegasus-si.com – book your grad photos - and payment for the session fee is made at the time of booking.

Please note that we do require 24 hour's notice for cancellation.

School code is 21GRGHS343 

Safety in our Parking Lots
Please use the pool entrance off of Guelph Street or the field entrance off of Maple Avenue when you are dropping off or picking up your student. We ask that you avoid the area between the main office doors and the library/cafeteria entrance during arrival and dismissal times. Please consider parking on a nearby side street and having your student walk to/from there. Thank you for helping keep GDHS students safe!

Specialized Programming in the HDSB

Ahead of course selection, we encourage any students interested in pursuing specialized programs such as Advanced Placement (AP) or the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Grade 11 and 12 to connect with their guidance counselor for more information. Students can explore programs at the following links:

• Advanced Placement (AP) Prep Program: hdsb.ca/AP 
• International Baccalaureate (IB) Prep Program: hdsb.ca/IB

Student’s Corner
GDHS Seniors: Semi-Formal Announcement!

This year’s Senior Semi-Formal theme is Masquerade!

• Date: December 3rd
• Tickets: Available on SchoolCash Online for $26 until November 30th. Each ticket includes entry, a slice of pizza, a drink and a snack.

Holiday Food Drive Competition
Help support our community by bringing in donations for our Food Drive! The most needed items are juice boxes, pasta, pancake mix, and toothpaste. The homeroom that donates the most items will win a pizza party delivered for the whole class.

-Admin Team 

To: Parents/Guardians of GDHS Grade 10 Students

From: Steve Oliver, Principal

Date: November 5, 2026

On November 19 and 20, Grade 10 classes will welcome a special guest public educator, Kyle Resendes, from SAVIS of Halton. Consent Education Workshops will take place during period 5 classes. Participants will explore elements of a healthy relationship and an unhealthy relationship through examples from current shows and movies. Students will learn about strategies on how to leave an unhealthy relationship, how to establish safe boundaries, and how to safely help a friend who is in an unhealthy relationship.

These workshops support the HDSB’s commitment to providing a safe, caring and kind learning environment for all students. 

​​​​​​​For more information, please reach out to Vice Principal, Carrie Russell (russellc@hdsb.ca).

MED4YOU Club Pizza Fundraiser

PIZZA next week @ GDHS! We are fundraising for the GDHS Med 4 You Club. We are raising money to support our future campaigns and health initiatives. 

When?: Tuesday November 10

What Toppings?: Cheese, pepperoni, or halal pepperoni

Where?: Pick up will be in the main office during period 3 and 4. 

How Much?: The cost is $20 per pizza. 

Sales on SchoolCash Online will close Monday November 9 at noon. 

Please make sure to select the correct period to ensure pizzas are picked up over lunch break. 

Period 3:

• https://hdsb.schoolcashonline.com/Fee/Details/211004/181/False/True

Period 4:

• https://hdsb.schoolcashonline.com/Fee/Details/211007/181/False/True

Hello Families of Grade 9 GDHS Students, 

Take Our Kids to Work Day
Tomorrow, Wednesday, November 4th, is Take Our Kids to Work Day (TOKTWD) for grade 9 students region-wide. These students are invited to take part in a one-day observational job-shadowing placement with a parent, relative, or trusted adult. To participate, students must have returned their signed permission form to the school.

For students not participating in an off-site workplace visit, School Programs has developed alternative career exploration resources. With parent permission, students may complete these activities from home, or they can complete them at school on November 4 under the supervision of grade 9 teaching staff. Teachers will be taking attendance in each of their classes. The activities are available at the following link:

TOKTWD Nov 4, 2026 - Career Exploration Activities

Grade 9 Social
The Grade 9 Social will take place at GDHS on Thursday, November 12th from 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm. The theme of the event is “Neon”. There will be a dance (student DJ’s) in the theatre, and activities in the Cafeteria such as face painting, games and food. Tickets are available on SchoolCash Online for $10, which includes entry, glow bracelets, pizza, a drink, and a treat.

All appointments are booked on our website – www.pegasus-si.com – book your grad photos - and payment for the session fee is made at the time of booking.

Please note that we do require 24 hour's notice for cancellation. 

See link instructions. 

School code is 21GRGHS343 

GRAD PORTRAIT NEWSLETTER - SR GRAD - Georgetown (4).pdf 

Friday, October 30, 2026

Grad Photos
All appointments are booked on our website – www.pegasus-si.com – book your grad photos - and payment for the session fee is made at the time of booking.

Please note that we do require 24 hour's notice for cancellation.

Safety in our Parking Lots
Please use the pool entrance off of Guelph Street or the field entrance off of Maple Avenue when you are dropping off or picking up your student. We ask that you avoid the area between the main office doors and the library/cafeteria entrance during arrival and dismissal times. Please consider parking on a nearby side street and having your student walk to/from there. Thank you for helping keep GDHS students safe!

Grade 10 Literacy Test
The Grade 10 Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) is quickly approaching. All grade 10 students will participate in this online assessment on November 3rd and 4th during period 1. Students who have a period 1 eLearning class have received an email from Ms. Russell indicating their location for the OSSLT. Please encourage your child to do the Practice OSSLT Test to familiarize themselves with the platform and try the various tools, including built-in text-to-speech audio, zoom in and zoom out, line reader, high contrast and annotation tools (draw line, highlighter, eraser, rough notes).

Grade 10 Healthy Relationships Workshops
On November 19 and 20, Grade 10 classes will welcome a special guest public educator from SAVIS of Halton. Workshops will take place during period 5 classes. Participants will explore elements of a healthy relationship and an unhealthy relationship through examples from current shows and movies. Students will learn about strategies on how to leave an unhealthy relationship, how to establish safe boundaries, and how to safely help a friend who is in an unhealthy relationship. For more information, please reach out to Ms. Russell.

Terry Fox Movie Field Trip – November 5th!
We ONLY HAVE 9 SPOTS LEFT left on our Terry Fox Movie Field Trip to Cineplex Milton on Thursday, November 5th to see Run Terry Run!

This is a great opportunity for students to come together, enjoy a movie, and learn more about the inspiring story and legacy of Canadian hero Terry Fox.

Field Trip Details:

• Date: Thursday, November 5, 2026
• Time: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
• Location: Cineplex Cinemas Milton
• Cost: $27.75 per student
• Who: Open to students in all grades

Permission forms can be picked up from the PE Office. Payment must be completed through School Cash Online.  SIGN UP

We hope to see lots of students join us for this special event as we celebrate Terry Fox’s incredible determination, courage, and lasting impact on Canadians!

Take a look at the movie trailer HERE

MED4YOU Club Pizza Fundraiser
PIZZA @ GDHS! We are fundraising for the GDHS Med 4 You Club. We are asking that you buy a pizza for your friends to support our future campaigns and health initiatives. 

• When?: Tuesday November 10
• What Toppings?: Cheese, pepperoni, or halal pepperoni
• Where?: Pick up will be in the main office during period 3 and 4. 
• How Much?: The cost is $20 per pizza. 

Sales on SchoolCash Online open this Monday November 3 and will close Monday November 9 at noon. 

Please make sure to select the correct period to ensure pizzas are picked up over lunch.

Inclement Weather
With winter weather arriving soon, families are encouraged to review the HDSB Inclement Weather Reminders to know how we communicate important updates about school closures and bus cancellations. If your child is bused to school, please ensure you know which transportation zone you are located in. Let’s stay connected and safe this snowy season! 

Student’s Corner
GDHS Seniors: Semi-Formal Announcement!

This year’s Senior Semi-Formal theme is Masquerade!

Date: December 3rd

Tickets: Available soon on SchoolCash Online. Each ticket includes entry, a slice of pizza, and a drink.

Holiday Food Drive Competition:
Help support our community by bringing in donations for our Food Drive! The most needed items are juice boxes, pasta, pancake mix, and toothpaste. The homeroom that donates the most items will win ice cream sandwiches for the whole class.

Time Change
-Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour this Sunday, November 1st, as Daylight Saving Time ends.

Admin Team 

 Terry Fox Movie Field Trip – November 5th!

We are excited to announce that we will be hosting a Terry Fox Movie Field Trip to Cineplex Milton on Thursday, November 5th!

This is a great opportunity for students to come together, enjoy a movie, and learn more about the inspiring story and legacy of Canadian hero Terry Fox.

Field Trip Details:

• Date: Thursday, November 5, 2026
• Time: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
• Location: Cineplex Cinemas Milton
• Cost: $27.75 per student
• Who: Open to students in all grades

Permission forms can be picked up from the PE Office. Payment must be completed through School Cash Online.

We hope to see lots of students join us for this special event as we celebrate Terry Fox’s incredible determination, courage, and lasting impact on Canadians!

Relay for Life Pizza Fundraiser – Friday, October 30th

Support our Relay for Life team by pre-ordering a whole pizza!

• Price: $20 per whole pizza
• Options: Cheese, Pepperoni, or Halal Pepperoni
• Deadline to Order: Tuesday, October 27th via GDHS School Cash Online (No late orders accepted)
• Pick-Up: Main Office on Friday, October 30th

All proceeds go directly to Relay for Life. Thank you for your support!

OSSLT Literacy Assessment

The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) measures whether students are meeting the minimum standard for literacy across all subjects. Again this year, the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) is employing a computer-based online OSSLT to eligible students across the province. Successful completion of this literacy test is one of the requirements to earn an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. Additional information about the OSSLT is available on the EQAO website.

 Previously eligible students (Grade 11/12) for whom the successful completion of the OSSLT is still outstanding will have the opportunity to take part on Wednesday, November 18th beginning at 9am.  Students will be completing both Part A and Part B on that day, and will have the flexibility to write both parts in succession, or take a break between the two parts of the test. Students will be excused from their regular classes while participating in the assessment. They are responsible for catching up on any missed work, and should speak to their teachers for support.

Leading up to the assessment, students are encouraged to try the

OSSLT practice test on the EQAO website. Students who would like further assistance to prepare for the OSSLT are invited to meet with Mrs. Hastie in Room 108 during period 4, or contact Mrs. Hastie: contact Main Office for email address.

Individual student results will be distributed by the end of January 2026.

Sincerely,

Your GDHS Admin Team

Friday, October 23, 2026

A Future That Fits
On Tuesday, October 27th, all period 1 Grade Ten classes will be participating in  A Future That Fits.  This is a board-wide initiative for students to explore pathway programs, including Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) and specialty Pathways Programs.  HDSB offers over 70 SHSM and Specialty programs in our high schools.  These programs support students pursuing the post-secondary pathways of Apprenticeship, College, University and Workplace.  A complete listing of these programs can be found at www.halton pathways.ca.

Terry Fox Movie Field Trip – November 5th!
We are excited to announce that we will be hosting a Terry Fox Movie Field Trip to Cineplex Milton on Thursday, November 5th to see Run, Terry, Run!

This is a great opportunity for students to come together, enjoy a movie, and learn more about the inspiring story and legacy of Canadian hero Terry Fox.

Field Trip Details:

• Date: Thursday, November 5, 2026
• Time: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
• Location: Cineplex Cinemas Milton
• Cost: $27.75 per student
• Who: Open to students in all grades

Permission forms can be picked up from the PE Office. Payment must be completed through School Cash Online.

We hope to see lots of students join us for this special event as we celebrate Terry Fox’s incredible determination, courage, and lasting impact on Canadians!

Take a look at the movie trailer HERE

Relay for Life Pizza Fundraiser
Friday, October 30th Support our Relay for Life team by pre-ordering a whole pizza!

Price: $20 per whole pizza

Options: Cheese, Pepperoni, or Halal Pepperoni

Deadline to Order: Tuesday, October 27th via GDHS School Cash Online (No late orders accepted)

Pick-Up: Main Office on Friday, October 30th

All proceeds go directly to Relay for Life. Thank you for your support!

Homestay Hosts Needed in Halton
Each year, the HDSB’s International Student Program (ISP) welcomes students into schools, and as a result, our programs benefit, our community benefits and local students create lifelong friendships and global connections. 

Our Homestay Partners are looking for hosts for 2027 for various lengths of time: 3 months, 5 months (one semester) and 10 months (full year). They offer full training, 24/7 support and a monthly stipend.

Hosting an international student is a unique and rewarding experience. You'll give a young learner a life-changing opportunity while creating lasting memories for your own family. As a host, you provide a private bedroom, three daily meals, access to WiFi and laundry and a welcoming, supportive and safe home.  

Please consider joining one of the following virtual information sessions to learn more about becoming a homestay host:

Canada Homestay Network (CHN):

• October 28, 2026 at 7 p.m. - Microsoft Teams Link
• November 18, 2026 at 7 p.m. - Microsoft Teams Link
• December 9, 2026 at 7pm - Microsoft Teams Link

Dream Homestay Ontario (DHO)

• October  29, 2026 at 7 p.m. - Zoom Link  (Meeting ID: 835 6672 6510;  Passcode: DHO)
• November 19, 2026 at 7 p.m. - Zoom Link  (Meeting ID: 835 6672 6510;  Passcode: DHO)
• December 10, 2026 at 7 p.m. - Zoom Link  (Meeting ID: 835 6672 6510;  Passcode: DHO)

Thank you for your interest and support.

Regards,

HDSB International Student Program
isp@hdsb.ca

-Admin Team 

Grade 10 Literacy Test

The Grade 10 Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) is quickly approaching. All grade 10 students will participate in this online assessment on November 3rd and 4th during period 1. Please encourage your child to do the Practice OSSLT Test to familiarize themselves with the platform and try the various tools, including built-in text-to-speech audio, zoom in and zoom out, line reader, high contrast and annotation tools (draw line, highlighter, eraser, rough notes). 

Additional OSSLT Preparation is available in Room 108 during Period 4 ( grade 10 lunch) for the next two weeks. 

Parents and guardians who have questions about the OSSLT are also welcome to stop by and chat with Mrs. Hastie in the cafeteria during Parent-Teacher Interview Night this evening, from 6:00–7:00 p.m.

Post-Secondary Application Info Session

Prior to Parent Interviews on Thursday, the Guidance Office is hosting a Post-Secondary Application Information Session in the School Theatre at 5pm. 

We will review the application process, timelines, and considerations for university and college applications as well as provide important information about apprenticeship and workplace pathways. 

All grade 12s and their families are encouraged to attend. Any interested families of grade 11 students may also attend to learn more about the post-secondary application process.

-GDHS Guidance Counsellors

Ms Foster A-F
Ms Tin G-M
Mr Presutti N-Z 

Pink Day Pizza Fundraiser!

Looking for lunch on Friday during our Pink Day event? We've got you covered! Thanks to a generous deal from Joe's Pizza, we'll be selling individual pizzas, with all proceeds going directly toward breast cancer research! The cafeteria will be closed for Pink Day, and food trucks are not on site this year, so this is a great opportunity to secure your lunch while supporting an important cause!

The School Cashless link was sent on Monday, where you can pre order your pizza. More details will be available through the link. Individual pizzas are $10 each. Support a great cause, grab some pizza, and help make Pink Day a success!

Friday, October 16, 2026

Newsletter Oct 16th

Grade 10 Literacy Test
The Grade 10 Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) is quickly approaching. All grade 10 students will participate in this online assessment on November 3rd and 4th during period 1. Please encourage your child to do the Practice OSSLT Test to familiarize themselves with the platform and try the various tools, including built-in text-to-speech audio, zoom in and zoom out, line reader, high contrast and annotation tools (draw line, highlighter, eraser, rough notes).

Take Our Kids to Work Day
Take Our Kids to Work Day will happen this year on Wednesday, November 4th, 2026.  All grade 9 students across the HDSB are encouraged to participate in an observational one-day job shadowing experience at the workplace of a family member, friend, or other trusted adult.  Information and permission forms have been handed out in period 4 classes. Signed permission forms should be returned to their child’s period 4 teacher by Monday November 2nd at the latest. If students have misplaced their copy, it can be found HERE. 

For students who are unable to attend TOKTWD, they have two options. 

1. Attend regularly scheduled classes (teachers will be taking attendance) and participate in the Virtual Career Exploration Activities OR:

2. Participate in the Virtual Activities at home (to be shared at the end of October) (parents will need to call their child in for attendance or it will be considered an unexcused absence). 

Parent-Teacher Interviews
Parent-Teacher Interviews will take place on Thursday, October 22, From 6:00pm to 8:00pm.  From 6 - 7, teachers will be available in the cafeteria for informal meet and greet opportunities.  From 7 - 8 parents can book 10 minute formal interviews.  Instructions for booking interviews can be found HERE  Interviews can be booked starting Tuesday, October 13.

Pink Day Pizza Fundraiser!
Looking for lunch next Friday during our Pink Day event? We've got you covered! Thanks to a generous deal from Joe's Pizza, we'll be selling individual pizzas, with all proceeds going directly toward breast cancer research! The cafeteria will be closed for Pink Day, and food trucks are not on site this year, so this is a great opportunity to secure your lunch while supporting an important cause!

Keep an eye out for the School Cashless link coming out on Monday, where you can pre order your pizza. More details, including pricing, will be available through the link. Support a great cause, grab some pizza, and help make Pink Day a success!

Safety in our Parking Lots
Please use the pool entrance off of Guelph Street or the field entrance off of Maple Avenue when you are dropping off or picking up your student. We ask that you avoid the area between the main office doors and the library/cafeteria entrance during arrival and dismissal times. Please consider parking on a nearby side street and having your student walk to/from there. Thank you for helping keep GDHS students safe!

Municipal Elections
The following information is shared on behalf of the Town of Halton Hills, which oversees the administration of municipal elections in Halton Hills.

The Town of Halton Hills municipal election takes place on October 26, with online advance voting available from October 9 to 24. Make a plan to vote at haltonhills.ca/election and have your say by voting for the Mayor, Regional and Local Councillors and School Board Trustees.

-Admin Team

Parent-Teacher Conference Information

Dear Parents and Guardians of Georgetown District High School,

We will be holding Parent-Teacher Interviews at the school on Thursday, October 22nd from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. From 6:00 to 7:00, teachers will be in the cafeteria for informal meet and greet opportunities.  From 7:00 - 8:00, you can book 10 minute appointments with your child’s teachers.  Interviews are scheduled online by following the instructions below.

You will be able to schedule appointments October 13th at 8:00 am until October 20th at 12:00 noon.

Instructions

1. Prepare a list with the names of each teacher you would like to meet
2. Go to the Georgetown DHS scheduling webpage at https://parentinterview.com/s/gdhs 
3. Enter the Parent Code (printed below) and click "Sign In". Please make a note of your Confirmation #
4. Fill in your contact information and click "Continue to Make Appointments"
5. Click on the name of a teacher with whom you wish to schedule an appointment 
6. Click on an available time at which you wish to have your meeting
7. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 until you have scheduled all the teachers you wish to meet
8. Click on "My Schedule" (top left of the page)
9. Email, print out, or copy down your schedule

The Parent Code for this term is: Please contact the Main Office for the Parent Code - it was emailed to familes directly on October 13.

Do not share this code with anyone outside your school community

Should you wish to cancel an appointment you have made, click on "Cancel" beside the meeting you wish to have removed from your schedule. 

If you misplace your schedule, you may use your Confirmation # to retrieve your schedule from the website at any time. If you need help using the service, please email support@parentinterview.com

We look forward to seeing you.

Friday October 9, 2026

5th Week Progress Reports
5th Week Progress Reports were emailed to parents and guardians yesterday, Thursday, October 8. Grade 9 students received a report for every course. For Grades 10–12, reports were only sent if a teacher has concerns regarding academic progress, attendance, or participation. Please contact your child’s teacher directly if you have any questions.

Parent-Teacher Interviews
Parent-Teacher Interviews will take place on Thursday, October 22, From 6:00pm to 8:00pm.  From 6 - 7, teachers will be available in the cafeteria for informal meet and greet opportunities.  From 7 - 8 parents can book 10 minute formal interviews.  Instructions for booking interviews can be found HERE  Interviews can be booked starting Tuesday, October 13.

The 87 Minute Advantage
On the morning of Wednesday October 14, we are offering 87 minutes of academic and wellness support for our students. This is an opportunity for students to connect with their teachers outside of regular instruction.

Please see the teacher schedule and wellness activities available. Students can choose to engage in whichever sessions they feel would be most beneficial to them. Students can choose to meet with one or more of their teachers, engage in the various different activities, or stay in one location for the entire 87 minutes. Please take the time to plan how you will take advantage of this opportunity. 

The 87 Minute Advantage will end at 10:21am and regular classes will begin at 10:30am, following the shortened schedule below. 

Any field trips/student workshops will run as regularly planned.

Buses will run on their usual schedule.

Scent Free Environment
For many people, a fragrance is something that smells good, such as perfume, aftershave, or room deodorizers. We don’t often stop to think that fragrances might be bad for our health or the health of others. Some of the effects that scents can have on individuals are headaches, sore throat, runny nose, sinus congestion, wheezing, shortness of breath, dizziness, anxiety, anger, nausea, fatigue, mental confusion, and inability to concentrate.

A number of staff and students at GDHS have an allergy to fragrances and experience adverse health effects which can be very uncomfortable. Therefore due to health concerns from exposure to scented products, HDSB is making every effort to maintain an unscented environment and we need your assistance to do so.

We would like to ask that your child not wear or use scented products when they are at the school.  It can cause an adverse health reaction for someone else.

Thank you for your ongoing cooperation in making GDHS a safer, healthier place for everyone.

Safety in our Parking Lots
Please use the pool entrance off of Guelph Street or the field entrance off of Maple Avenue when you are dropping off or picking up your student. We ask that you avoid the area between the main office doors and the library/cafeteria entrance during arrival and dismissal times. Please consider parking on a nearby side street and having your student walk to/from there. Thank you for helping keep GDHS students safe!

Take Our Kids to Work Day
Take Our Kids to Work Day will happen this year on Wednesday, November 4th, 2026.  All grade 9 students across the HDSB are encouraged to participate in an observational one-day job shadowing experience at the workplace of a family member, friend, or other trusted adult.  Information and permission forms have been handed out in period 4 classes. Signed permission forms should be returned to their child’s period 4 teacher by Monday November 2nd at the latest. If students have misplaced their copy, it can be found HERE. 

For students who are unable to attend TOKTWD, they have two options. 

1. Attend regularly scheduled classes (teachers will be taking attendance) and participate in the Virtual Career Exploration Activities OR:
2. Participate in the Virtual Activities at home (to be shared at the end of October) (parents will need to call their child in for attendance or it will be considered an unexcused absence). 

Volunteers Wanted!
We are looking for strong math and English students to help Grade 7 and 8 kids improve their literacy and numeracy skills.  GDHS hosts a program for local elementary students interested in enrichment opportunities on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:15 to 6:15.  This is a volunteer opportunity that would look great on a resume and also allow for the accumulation of Volunteer Hours toward graduation.  IF INTERESTED PLEASE SEE MS. MENKA IN THE LIBRARY.

We are also looking for strong math, science, and English students in grades 11 and 12 to be peer tutors during a period 3 or 4 lunch or spare for a drop-in peer tutoring program that will be starting in our Student Success Room.  The time commitment would be 1 period a week and peer tutors will accumulate volunteer hours.  IF INTERSTED PLEASE SIGN UP IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE. 

Mental Health Student Self-Referral
All secondary students have received a message inviting them to self-refer for Mental Health Psychology support including: single-session consults, executive functioning groups, individual support, and monthly learning-strategy drop-in sessions. Please consider sharing with your school community as a reminder that these services are available. 

Students are required to register via the following referral form: MH Psych Student Self-Referral Form. For students who are unsure what support they are looking for they can choose a single session on the referral form to help determine what might best support their needs. 

Halloween Costume Bike Parade
See THIS FLYER for information about an upcoming community event.

-Admin Team

Monday, October 5, 2026

Dear Grade Twelve students and families,

The post-secondary research and application season is here. Linked below is important information you should review this fall/winter if you plan to apply to Apprenticeships, College, University, or the Workplace for the 2027-2028 year.

Guidance Counsellors will present this information in an Assembly on Wednesday, October 7th during Period 3 to all grade 12 classes. If your student has a lunch or spare during Period 3, they are encouraged to attend as well.

On Parent Interview Evening on Thursday, October 22nd at 5:00pm, Guidance Counsellors will repeat the assembly information and host a Post-Secondary Pathways Presentation for parents and families.

• Post-Secondary Pathways APPLICATION TIMELINES
  • This Application Timeline document overviews all important due dates for applying to colleges and universities for September 2027
• Gr 12 Post-Secondary Pathways SLIDESHOW
  • Presented to students on October 7th (period 3)
  • Will be presented to parents and families on Parent Interview Evening, Oct 22nd at 5pm
• Complete 2 eLEARNING CREDITS OR SUBMIT OPT OUT FORM
  • All students must complete 2 eLearning credits OR submit the Opt Out Form by Friday, November 27th to the Guidance Office
• Submit your COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT HOURS
  • 40 hours are required for your diploma. Submit them in person at the Guidance Office 
• Guidance Counsellor APPOINTMENTS
  • If you would like to discuss your post-secondary plans, book an appointment 

If your student is graduating from the Community Pathways Program please review the Community Pathways webpage for opportunities. If you have any questions, please feel free to email Christine Irwin at irwinc@hdsb.ca.

​​​​​​​Ms Foster (A-F): fosterk@hdsb.ca

Ms Tin (G-M): tind@hdsb.ca

Mr Presutti (N-Z): presuttir@hdsb.ca

Good afternoon,

A quick reminder that the Terry Fox Colour Run is happening tomorrow afternoon during Period 5! Participating students will be dismissed from Period 4 at 1:40 PM to get ready.

If you have paid via School Cash Online, please ensure your child brings their completed permission form to the Physical Education office at the beginning of the day tomorrow.

Thank you so much for your ongoing support and enthusiasm for this event!

Best regards,

The Leadership Class 

Are you passionate about student voice and making a positive impact at the board level? We are now accepting applications and nominations for our school's representatives on the HDSB Student Senate.

The HDSB Student Senate provides a unified platform for students from across the board to discuss important issues, drive change, and build student governance. We are looking for dedicated students from grades 9 to 12 who are eager to represent their peers. What We Are Looking For:

​​​​​​​We welcome students from diverse backgrounds and experiences. In addition to traditional criteria such as academic achievement, co-curricular involvement, and community leadership, we strongly value:

• Lived Experience: Your unique perspective and first-hand involvement in everyday events.

• Underrepresented Voices: Students from historically underrepresented backgrounds who bring fresh ideas and challenge traditional leadership norms.

• Commitment: The ability to dedicate time to gathering peer perspectives, attending school events, and participating in senate meetings.

How to Apply or Nominate:

If you are interested in becoming a Student Senator—please email Mr. Oliver at olivers@hdsb.ca by Wednesday October 7th at 4pm with a one paragraph rationale for why you should be selected as a GDHS student senator.  

Upcoming OSSLT Literacy Assessment Fall 2026

The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) measures whether students are meeting the minimum standard for literacy across all subjects. Again this year, the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) is employing a computer-based online OSSLT to eligible students across the province. Successful completion of this literacy test is one of the requirements to earn an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. Additional information about the OSSLT is available on the EQAO website. 

How will the test be administered at GDHS?
All Grade 10 students will be taking part in the OSSLT during their period 1 class. Students will complete the assessment in two parts:

• Session A (reading and writing) on Tuesday, November 3
• Session B (reading and writing) on Wednesday, November 4

Each section is designed to be completed in 75 minutes, but additional time will be provided for any students who require it.

My student has an IEP. What accommodations will be provided?
Students with IEPs will discuss the upcoming OSSLT and available accommodations with their SERT. Please contact your child’s SERT if you have any questions.

How can my child prepare for the OSSLT?
Grade 10 teachers will support students to prepare for this literacy assessment:

• Opinion Essay practice (Period 2, week of September 28)
• Multiple Choice strategies for Basic Writing Skills (Period 3, week of October 5)
• Reading Strategies and APEC (Period 5, week of October 13)

*For students who have eLearning courses during periods 2,3 or 5, Mrs. Hastie is available to provide the targeted practice work during period 4 in room 108.*

In addition, students are strongly encouraged to access the practice test on the EQAO website to familiarize themselves with the tools available in the online test application and the structure of the test.

When will I know if my student is successful?
Individual student results will be distributed by the end of January 2027. If students are unsuccessful, or if they miss the opportunity to write the OSSLT this fall, they will be invited to participate in the OSSLT in the spring.

How can I learn more?
The EQAO offers a video, “What to Expect on the OSSLT”  and hosts live webinars for parents and guardians during the month of October. Both are available on the EQAO website.

GDHS will host an information session on Thursday, October 22 during the Parent/Teacher Interview evening. GDHS staff will provide an overview of the OSSLT (Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test), followed by a Question & Answer period.

Sincerely,

Your GDHS Admin Team

September 28, 2026

Wednesday, September 30th marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. It’s a day for us to honour residential school survivors, their families, and communities and the children who never returned home. On Wednesday during period 1 classes, students will watch a short video and engage in learning about Truth and Reconciliation.

The orange shirt has become a symbol of hope, reconciliation, and commitment to a better future. By wearing an orange shirt on September 30th, you make a statement to support truth and reconciliation and commit to the enduring truth that “Every Child Matters”. At GDHS, we invite staff and students to wear an orange shirt on Wednesday to show awareness and support.

Admin Team

Friday, September 25, 2026

Upcoming Post-Secondary Planning Events for Gr. 12 Students and Families

• Ontario Universities' Fair Sept 26th-27th at Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building for more information go to   https://www.ouevents.ca/ouf
• Beyond Ontario Post-Secondary Fair Oct. 1st at Iroquois Ridge High School for more information access flyer here
• GDHS Post-Secondary Information Assembly for students Oct. 7th Period 3 in the Theatre
• Post Secondary Pathways night at Sheridan College.  Includes the exhibitors from all pathways: apprenticeship, college, community, university and workplace. Registration required linked here.
• GDHS Post-Secondary Information Session for families Oct. 22nd 5:00pm-6:00 pm in the Theatre

More information will be shared with  students and families in the upcoming weeks.

Gr. 12 Student Data Transfer Opt Out Google Form
In order to facilitate Gr. 12 students' applications to post-secondary programs through OCAS (Ontario College Application Service) and/or OUAC (Ontario Universities' Application Centre), the HDSB and its secondary schools participate in a data transfer process with these institutions. If a Gr. 12 or Gr. 12+ student does not wish to have their information shared, please complete this google form here by Monday Sept. 28th

Safety in our Parking Lots
Please use the pool entrance off of Guelph Street or the field entrance off of Maple Avenue when you are dropping off or picking up your student. We ask that you avoid the area between the main office doors and the library/cafeteria entrance during arrival and dismissal times. Please consider parking on a nearby side street and having your student walk to/from there. Thank you for helping keep GDHS students safe!

GDHS Terry Fox Event – Thursday, October 1st
GDHS is proud to support the Terry Fox Foundation this year under the theme "Finish It." All proceeds go directly to cancer research. Here is how students can participate:

Event Activities

• Periods 3 & 4 (Intramurals): Students with Period 3 or 4 off can join us in the gym for basketball and pickleball ($5 donation) - pay on School Cash Online.
• TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, Period 5 (Colour Run): Students will be signed out of class for this event. To participate, pick up a permission form in the PE office and pay the $10 fee on School Cash Online.

Food & Treats (Pre-Orders Open Now!) All food items must be pre-ordered by Tuesday, September 29th via GDHS School Cash Online.

• Whole Pizzas ($20): Choice of Cheese, Pepperoni, or Halal Pepperoni.
  • Pick-Up: Main Office on Thursday, October 1st
• Ice Cream Sandwiches ($2):
  • Pick-Up: Cafeteria on Thursday, October 1st

Direct Donations If you would like to make an additional contribution to our school’s total, direct donations can also be submitted through GDHS School Cash Online.

Thank you for supporting our students and helping us finish the fight against cancer!

Clubs and Teams List
We’re proud to offer a wide range of clubs and teams at Georgetown! This school year we have over 70 extra-curricular activities for students to join. The Clubs and Teams list provides details of the opportunity and contact information for staff sponsors. The list is available on the Clubs and Teams webpage of our school website. 

Multi-faith Prayer Space
Room 241 is open during periods 3 and 4 daily for any student or staff member wishing to access a space for prayer or quiet reflection.

Grade 10 Literacy Test
The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) measures whether students are meeting the minimum standard for literacy across all subjects up to the end of Grade 9. Again this year, the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) is employing a computer-based online OSSLT to eligible students across the province. Successful completion of the literacy test is one of the requirements to earn an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. For more information, please visit the EQAO website.

This year, all grade 10s will write the OSSLT in their period 1 class on November 3 and 4. Details will be sent directly to grade 10 students and families. Grade 11 and 12 students for whom this requirement is outstanding will have the opportunity to write the OSSLT on Wednesday, November 18.

Student Price Card
Student Price Cards are available for purchase.  See below for details:  

• Parent Flyer
• 2026 Golden Ticket Story / Golden Ticket Feed Post
• 2026 What is SPC? Story / What is SPC? Feed Post

This year the students who purchase their SPC will have a chance to uncover a Golden Ticket when they activate their membership. A Golden Ticket can lead to over 1,000 amazing prizes, including cash & gift cards worth anywhere from $25 to $1,000! 

Student ID Cards/Picture Proofs  
Student cards and picture proofs will be distributed starting Monday Sept 28th outside the main office. They will be available for pick up within your free periods. Please note the order deadline has been extended to Oct 11th. 

​​-Admin Team 

Friday, September 18, 2026

Upcoming Post-Secondary Planning Events for Gr. 12 students and Families

• Ontario Universities' Fair Sept 26th-27th at Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building for more information go to   https://www.ouevents.ca/ouf
• Beyond Ontario Post-Secondary Fair Oct. 1st at Iroquois Ridge High School for more information access flyer here
• GDHS Post-Secondary Information Assembly for students Oct. 7th Period 3 in the Theatre
• GDHS Post-Secondary Information Session for families Oct. 22nd 5:00pm-6:00 pm in the Theatre

More information will be shared with  students and families in the upcoming weeks.

Fall Spirit Wear
Get your Georgetown 87s Swag! The fall spirit wear has the 2027 Grad wear, two customizable hoodies (pick your subject, club, or team from the dropdown menu), a crewneck hoodie, a tshirt, shorts, and a quarter zip! The deadline to order is September 21st. We will also have a winter and spring spirit wear store. ORDER HERE!

Leadership by Design
Over the past decade, the Leadership by Design program has provided leadership-development opportunities to hundreds of Black high school students from across Ontario – including youth from the Halton District School Board.  The Leadership by Design program partners with parents, universities including University of Toronto, and corporate institutions (e.g. CIBC bank) to provide high-quality programming that helps promising Black youth optimize their talents and fulfill their highest ambitions.

Leadership by Design is now inviting applications for admission from Grade 10 students.

Your support in sharing this opportunity can make a meaningful difference for a young person ready to grow, lead, and thrive.

Parent Council
The first Parent Council meeting of the year will be held on Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026, at 6:30 p.m.  The meeting will be held virtually.

Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/mkq-wwga-iia?authuser=0

(Please save this link, as it will be used for all Parent Council meetings throughout the year.)The agenda for this meeting will include the selection of the 2026/2027 Parent Council Members, including:

• Chair or Co-Chairs
• Treasurer
• Secretary
• PIC Representative
• HHSCC Representative
• Parent Representatives

If you are interested in filling one of these positions, please contact Mr.Oliver at olivers@hdsb.ca

We look forward to your participation and continued support.

Parent Involvement Committee
The HDSB Parent Involvement Committee (PIC) invites parents/guardians and community members to attend the upcoming Parent Involvement Committee Conference on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Elsie MacGill Secondary School in Milton.

The theme for this year’s event is Get Connected. Parents/guardians are invited to explore practical workshops on Student Mental Health and Well Being, Special Education, Generative AI and Social Media, Literacy, Mathematics, School Pathways, Equity and Inclusion. Come learn, connect and discover ways to support student success. Registration is now open for this free event, including childcare, a light lunch and transportation within Halton Region. 

Learn more and register by Friday, Oct. 9: tinyurl.com/mrxw6hxp

2025-2026 Yearbooks
If you have purchased a yearbook from last year you can pick them up in the main office during your free period.

​​-Admin Team

September 14, 2025

GDHS Newsletter 

Student Council 2026-2027
The GDHS Student Council is resuming. Our first meeting is Tuesday September 15th in Room 205 from 3:30PM to 4:30PM. We are looking for leaders, announcement readers and those who enjoy planning events for GDHS students to participate in and enjoy including: dances, spirit days, food drives, bi-annual Carnival etc. After the first meeting, we meet every Tuesday from 3:30PM-4:30PM in room 205, everyone interested is welcome.

Timetables and Course Changes
Updated Timetables were emailed to students on Thurs. Sept 3rd.

Students who need to request timetable changes, please complete the course change request form which is linked here.   To expedite timetable changes, guidance counsellors will not be taking appointments. We will contact students directly who have completed the form to make timetable changes. Students should follow their current timetable until they have been contacted and changes have been made. The last day to request a semester 1 course change is Friday Sept. 18th.

Fall Spirit Wear
Get your Georgetown 87s Swag! The fall spirit wear has the 2027 Grad wear, two customizable hoodies (pick your subject, club, or team from the dropdown menu), a crewneck hoodie, a tshirt, shorts, and a quarter zip! The deadline to order is September 21st. We will also have a winter and spring spirit wear store. ORDER HERE!

A Message from Our Cafeteria Staff!
Welcome back to all students and staff.

We are looking forward to seeing you all this 2026-2027 school year in the school's cafeteria.

Chartwells Compass Group

Halton Learning Fund
Help 400 HDSB Students Start School with Confidence

As students across our community head back to school, some will arrive without the basics they need: a backpack, school supplies, or even lunch. The Halton Learning Foundation (HLF), thanks to our generous community, is here to help.

HLF launched its Back-to-School campaign, with the help of our cheerful helper Carrie the Backpack, to help 400 HDSB students by September 30. Families are counting on this support, and HLF is asking our generous community to step in urgently so they can continue to say “YES” to every request for emergency support they receive.

Here's what one parent shared about what saying “YES” meant to her family:

Just wanted to say how grateful I am for this support. I’m a single mom, and because of your help, I’m able to get what my daughter needs for back-to-school and food, and I’m so unbelievably grateful for the support.

Make a gift for a student in need today: Donate Now

Together, we can give students not just supplies, but confidence, dignity, and hope.

Learn more about Carrie’s Back to School mission and how you can help at GoBack2School.ca.

Georgetown Community Terry Fox Run
Join us for the Georgetown Community Terry Fox Run on Sunday, September 20 from 9:00–11:30 a.m. at the Georgetown Fairgrounds, 1 Park Ave.

This community event is free to attend and open to everyone! Participants are welcome to walk or run any distance at their own pace.

Come out, support an incredible cause, enjoy the community atmosphere, and have a chance to win some great raffle prizes!

Sunday, September 20 | 9:00–11:30 a.m.
Georgetown Fairgrounds – 1 Park Ave.
Free to attend.

Terry Fox 2026 poster

Wednesday September 9, 2028

Picture day at GDHS!

Good afternoon GDHS community,

Tomorrow, Thursday, September 10, and Friday, September 11, will be Picture Day for our students and staff.

To help things run smoothly, we have scheduled specific days for each grade:

• Thursday, September 10: Grades 9 and 10
• Friday, September 11: Grades 11 and 12

Note: If your student has a scheduling conflict, they may attend either day.

Important Details:

• Location: All photos will be taken in the Studio Theatre.
• Timing: Students should go during their free periods. Class time must not be missed for photos.

Thank you for your cooperation!

Friday, September 4, 2026

Welcome to the 2026/2027 School Year!
Schedule for Tuesday, September 8:

• 8:54am - 12:15pm Grade 9 Orientation
  • Grades 10 - 12 Cafe, Library Open
  • Grades 10 - 12 and New to GDHS?  Drop-In Tour at 10:30am,  Meet at the main office
• 12:15pm - 12:45pm Lunch
• 12:50pm - 1:20pm Period 1
• 1:25pm - 1:50pm Period 2
• 1:55pm - 2:20pm Period 3
• 2:25pm - 2:50pm Period 4
• 2:55pm - 3:21pm Period 5

* students in CPP classes will follow their regular schedule beginning at 8:54am

New Administrator!
We are pleased to welcome Vice Principal Leah McCann to our admin team this year. She is taking over for Mrs. Jarvis who is now in Oakville.  Vice Principal McCann will assume responsibility for the (G-M) student alpha as well as the Community Pathways Program (CPP). Leah can be reached at (mccannle@hdsb.ca).  Welcome to GDHS Leah!

Timetables and Course Changes
Updated Timetables were emailed to students on Thurs. Sept 3rd.

Students who need to request timetable changes, please complete the course change request form which is linked here.   To expedite timetable changes, guidance counsellors will not be taking appointments. We will contact students directly who have completed the form to make timetable changes. Students should follow their current timetable until they have been contacted and changes have been made. The last day to request a semester 1 course change is Friday Sept. 18th.

Fall Spirit Wear
Get your Georgetown 87s Swag! The fall spirit wear has the 2027 Grad wear, two customizable hoodies (pick your subject, club, or team from the dropdown menu), a crewneck hoodie, a tshirt, shorts, and a quarter zip! The deadline to order is September 21st. We will also have a winter and spring spirit wear store. ORDER HERE!

School Volunteers - Police Record Check Requirements
Before participating in school activities, all volunteers are required to meet the HDSB’s volunteer screening requirements. To keep our schools safe, volunteers must complete a Police Record Check (PRC) that includes a Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC).

Under updated provincial regulations effective April 1, 2026, school boards are required to collect a new PRC every 5 years. As such, volunteers whose most recent PRC was submitted on or before September 1, 2021, must obtain and submit a new PRC with VSC. Please contact the office to receive a letter on school letterhead to support your request.  Volunteers who do not require a new PRC this year must complete an Annual Offence Declaration.

Please note:

• VSCs must be obtained through the police service where the volunteer resides.
• Third-party online background check services do not meet HDSB requirements, as they do not include Vulnerable Sector Screening.
• If you are interested in volunteering, contact school office staff to obtain the required documentation (letter) and more information regarding the volunteer screening process.

Thank you for your continued support of our students and school.

E-Scooters
Please be aware that electric scooters are prohibited on all school sidewalks, playgrounds and within school buildings. E-scooters are not permitted to be stored in school. In Halton, e-scooters are not permitted on public roads, sidewalks or trails. E-scooters must be operated on personal property and the rider must be at least 16 years old. 

An e-scooter is a vehicle that has: 

• two wheels (one at the front and one at the back) 
• a platform to stand on 3 
• a handlebar for steering 
• an electric motor that does not exceed 500 watts 
• a maximum speed of 24 km/h on a level surface 

In addition to adhering to local by-laws, e-scooter riders are required under the Highway Traffic Act to use a CSA-approved motorcycle or bicycle helmet (if under the age of 18) For more information about e-scooter safety, view the Ontario Ministry of Transportation's guidelines and the Halton Regional Police Service Safety Tips webpage. 

​​Halton Learning Fund
Help 400 HDSB Students Start School with Confidence

As students across our community head back to school, some will arrive without the basics they need: a backpack, school supplies, or even lunch. The Halton Learning Foundation (HLF), thanks to our generous community, is here to help.

HLF launched its Back-to-School campaign, with the help of our cheerful helper Carrie the Backpack, to help 400 HDSB students by September 30. Families are counting on this support, and HLF is asking our generous community to step in urgently so they can continue to say “YES” to every request for emergency support they receive.

Here's what one parent shared about what saying “YES” meant to her family:

Just wanted to say how grateful I am for this support. I’m a single mom, and because of your help, I’m able to get what my daughter needs for back-to-school and food, and I’m so unbelievably grateful for the support.

Make a gift for a student in need today: Donate Now

Together, we can give students not just supplies, but confidence, dignity, and hope.

Learn more about Carrie’s Back to School mission and how you can help at GoBack2School.ca.

-Your Admin Team

Sept. 04, 2026

​​​​​​​Dear Georgetown District High School Families,

We are pleased to welcome you to the 2026-2027 school year. We are writing to provide important information through our September Start-Up Forms process. This process includes requesting that you complete a few forms for your child(ren) to provide us with important information. 

The Start-Up Form  link to form contains: 

#1. Medical Danger-Anaphylaxis – This form is for informational purposes only. Please take a moment to review this important information.

#2. Statement of Personal Information Practices – This form is for informational purposes only. Please take a moment to review this important information. 

#3. Authorization for use of Student Photos/Videos and other Personal Identifying Information – Action required: Upon review of this document, please answer the questions and confirm your consent decision. Note: Do not print this form. All that is needed to complete this portion is to electronically answer the questions.

#4. Informed Consent: Outdoor Experiential Education (Walking) Confirmation of Consent –       Action required: Upon review of this document, please answer the question as either Yes or No. Note: Do not print this form. All that is needed to complete this portion is to electronically answer the question.

The above forms must be completed for each child you have attending our school. Please submit your response no later than September 24, 2026, to ensure that your child’s records are up to date as soon as possible. Should you have any changes to this information throughout the school year, please contact the office right away.

Language assistance: If you require translation services, you can right-click on the Google Form, click on the icon, select the three dots and change to your preferred language. Please note that this will need to be done for each section of each form.

Thank you for your assistance in gathering this information.

Sincerely,

Steve Oliver
Georgetown District High School