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TheÌýPassport to Reconciliation programÌýat KPR was launched in November 2021 as a way for school communities to work together and actively engage in broad-based collective learning and action year-round.

KPR custodians work diligently over the summer to ensure our schools can, once again, open their doors to students, staff and families in the fall.Ìý

As part of KPR's continued focus on supporting inclusive, welcoming environments for both students and staff, our Board completed a Staff Census during fall 2021.Ìý

KPR's Community Report Card for 2022 provides a view into the many amazing accomplishments and achievements of our students, staff, and school communities during the 2021-2022 school year!

Whether they are advocating for student needs, inspiring growth or helping students overcome everyday challenges, Leigh-Anne Mondesire and Lana Langlois are always coming up with creative solutions to support student well-being and overall success at Clarington Central Secondary School (CCSS)!

Students at Port Hope High School were excited to revive their community garden this year! With support and donations from the local Port Hope community, the school’s garden project first began in 2019.

The school hallways at Warsaw Public School aren’t just squeaky clean thanks to the hard work and exceptional service of Penny Kasaboski, Head Custodian - they are also buzzing with positivity and kindness!