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At Beechgrove we are kind, responsible and resilient.

We are curious learners and capable problem solvers.  

Everyone matters!

Student Registration

If you are enrolling a new student with our school, you will need to bring the following documents to the school at the time of resistration:

* Proof of age for each child

* Custody Agreement (if applicable)

* Date of Entry into Canada (if applicable)

* Name and phone number of your family doctor

* Child's Immunization record

* Proof of address, including residence road name and 911 address

Please Note:  Junior Kindergarten students must be 4 years of age by December 31, 2019.

Registering your child early helps us to plan in advance.

 

Parent Guardian Student Handbook

Parent Guardian Student Handbook

 

School Messenger App

Please click on our link to learn how to set your preferences for Home2School Communication,  including emails, phone calls and text messages.

SchoolMessenger Parent Communication

Professional Activity Day Agendas

04.05.2019 Agenda

10.26.2018 Agenda

11.23.2018 Agenda

Monthly Newsletters

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Download Our New District App Today!

Stay in touch with Trillium Lakelands District School Board by downloading our new mobile app! Download on your mobile device today and select yes to receive push notifications with the latest news and updates from the District.

More info and link to download here.

Key Features

Push Notifications: Select yes when you download the app to receive the latest push notifications from the district and your school.

Calendar Events: Add events to the calendar on your personal mobile device directly from the calendar section on the app.
News: Check out the latest district-wide and school news all in one place!

Indigenous Land Acknowledgement

Muskoka Beechgrove Public School acknowledges that this land is the traditional homeland of the Ojibway Nation and the Huron/Wendat Nation, and now includes communities from the Mohawk Nation, the Pottawatomi Nation and the Metis Nation of Ontario.

Why do we say a land acknowledgement? Honouring the land is a tradition that dates back thousands of years for Indigenous Peoples.

Regardless of your personal ancestry and heritage, as people living on traditional Indigenous lands WE are ALL TREATY PEOPLE!

To learn more, have a look at the CBC news article called;
“What is the significance of acknowledging the Indigenous
land we stand on?”

http://www.cbc.ca/…/territorial-acknowledgements-indigenous…

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I’m Here Campaign

https://tldsb.ca/imhere/