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The official page of the Waterloo Region District School Board.

Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) serves approximately 65,000 students in 123 schools, as well as alternative and continuing education sites. WRDSB is committed to creating learning environments that support the achievement and well-being of all students through partnering with staff, parents, families, caregivers and communities to promote success in learning and life. We are proud of

KCI Student Finalist For CBC First Page Writing Contest | #StudentVoice 08/05/2026

KCI student Zane had his story shortlisted for CBC's The First Page student writing competition. Of the 1,200 entries, Zane's piece was one of 25 selected for the final round.

Hear from Zane about how his experience all began in his Writer’s Craft class at school in our latest story:

KCI Student Finalist For CBC First Page Writing Contest | #StudentVoice By Zane, a student at Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School In January, I signed up for the Writer’s Craft course[...]

07/30/2026

On Saturday, we recognize Emancipation Day.

Learning Firsthand About Ontario Government | #StudentVoice 07/22/2026

Hitarth, a student from Chicopee Hills Public School, shares what he learned during his time as a Page at the Ontario Legislature this year.

“This program helps students understand how democracy works and learn more about how decisions are made that affect people across the province. It also teaches responsibility, professionalism, teamwork, and confidence.”

Read about his time as a Page in the recent story:

Learning Firsthand About Ontario Government | #StudentVoice By Hitarth, a student at Chicopee Hills Public School Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at[...]

AccessAbility Week Builds Inclusive Movement Opportunities for All Students 07/16/2026

Cedar Creek Public School is helping lead the way in inclusive education through its participation in National AccessAbility Week, in partnership with MoveMeant For All.

The opportunity brought accessible fitness into the school environment, and gave students of all abilities the opportunity to build strength, confidence, and independence through inclusive and personalized movement experiences.

Learn more:

AccessAbility Week Builds Inclusive Movement Opportunities for All Students Cedar Creek Public School is helping lead the way in inclusive education through its participation in National AccessAbility Week (NAAW),[...]

Introducing Giinawind Public School in Cambridge 07/13/2026

Introducing Giinawind Public School, the newest WRDSB elementary school in Southeast Cambridge.

The name Giinawind Public School (pronounced Gee-nah-win) was submitted by members of the Indigenous community. The Ojibwe word, which means "Us, including you,” reflects the hope that everyone who enters the school will feel welcomed and included.

Located at 615 Wesley Boulevard, Giinawind PS will officially open in September 2026.

Visit our website to learn more about the new school.

Introducing Giinawind Public School in Cambridge The Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) is excited to announce the name of the new Southeast Cambridge elementary school.[...]

06/30/2026

Tomorrow, we recognize Canada Day.

Turn Your Ideas Into Action: Apply for the Youth Creativity Fund 06/29/2026

Do you know a student with an idea they would like to bring to life?

The Youth Creativity Fund provides microgrants of up to $1,000 for Waterloo Region youth aged 15-18 who want to pursue a project, address a community need, or explore an innovative idea.

Applications are due at the end of each month.

Turn Your Ideas Into Action: Apply for the Youth Creativity Fund Students ages 15-18 in Waterloo Region may be interested in exploring the Youth Creativity Fund, which provides microgrants of up[...]

Lincoln Heights PS Students Build Confidence Through Cycling Smarts Pilot Program 06/29/2026

Students at Lincoln Heights Public School participated in the Cycling Smarts Pilot Program, learning how to ride safely and confidently.

From understanding the rules of the road to building bike-handling skills, students gained valuable experience that supports healthy, active transportation.

Thank you to all those involved for helping students build confidence, independence, and lifelong cycling skills.

Lincoln Heights PS Students Build Confidence Through Cycling Smarts Pilot Program Grade 5 students at Lincoln Heights Public School took part in the week-long Cycling Smarts Pilot Program. It is a[...]

Student-Athlete Named OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Recipient 06/26/2026

Congratulations to Bluevale Collegiate Institute graduate, Kevin, on being named a recipient of the 2025-26 Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Alumni Scholarship.

Selected from applicants across Ontario, Kevin was recognized for his excellence in academics, athletics, leadership, and community involvement.

We are proud to celebrate this achievement and wish Kevin all the best as he sets out on his post-secondary journey, attending university to study Mathematics.

Student-Athlete Named OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Recipient Congratulations to Kevin, a proud Bluevale Collegiate Institute (BCI) graduate, on being selected as one of four recipients of the[...]

Painting Our Story Together at Franklin Public School 06/26/2026

Franklin Public School is proud to welcome a new mural by Indigenous artist Alanah Jewell. Created in collaboration with our students, staff, and families, the mural celebrates the land, the Franklin Falcon, and the power of learning as a community.

Learn more:

Painting Our Story Together at Franklin Public School In the entrance of Franklin Public School, a new story is taking shape, one that is painted in colour, meaning,[...]

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51 Ardelt Avenue
Kitchener, ON
N2C2R5

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm