The TDSB has announced that all secondary schools will return to a regular timetable of a four-period day effective the first day of Semester 2 on February 3, 2022. In Semester 2, the school day will continue to begin at the current time of 9:00 a.m. and will end at 2:55 p.m. Please see the schedule below.
We are nearing the end of Semester 1 and Credit Rescue has begun. There will be three days for Credit Rescue – January 28, 31, and February 1. Students who are at risk of not earning the credit will be invited to Credit Rescue by their teacher. All students are expected to check in with their teachers for attendance each day.
For more information, please review the document below.
Monday January 31, the Metro Toronto Convention Centre will be hosting a Vaccine Clinic with additional supports available. Walk-ins are welcome as no appointment nor OHIP is needed.
Supports are available for those who:
Check out the flyer below for more information!
Smithfield Middle School is hosting a Mobile Vaccine Clinic for the NACI community. You can visit the school on Thursday February 3 from 2PM-8PM. No appointment required. Come and get your first or second dose! Please remember to bring ID (health card, driver’s license or passport)!
If you need support, please reach out for help. Your NACI teachers are always here for you! You can also contact Ms. Groves, our social worker, through the Guidance Tab to book an appointment!
Here are some additional links that you can access to get support.
NACI students and families, please review the community letter attached. In this letter, you will find information regarding the end of Semester 1, Credit Rescue days, and the transition to Semester 2. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday February 3 for the start of Semester 2!
In honour of Tamil Heritage Month, the NACI community is invited to join the virtual conferences at the Katka Kasadara 2022 Education Expo on Saturday January 29 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
The online conference is dedicated to empowering the Tamil community with information about navigating the education system and being able to support their child in their education. Students and parents will have the opportunity to attend a variety of workshops throughout the conference.
For more information, please review this package. For a list of panels and workshops, please click here !
Black-identifying students in Grades 11 & 12 are invited to explore STEM and health care research as a viable academic and career pathway.
The Focused Ultrasound High School Summer Research Program is an eight-week paid opportunity, where students will:
Join the virtual information session on Wednesday January 26 from 4-5PM. Click here for more information !
This evening, the City of Toronto has declared a major snow storm condition in Toronto in response to the significant snow and is encouraging residents to stay home after this snowfall to allow roads and sidewalks to be cleared properly. For that reason, the TDSB has made the decision to close all TDSB schools to in-person, remote/live, and virtual learning for today.
For more information, please review the TDSB Update.
Given the significant snowfall overnight and more expected this morning, the TDSB has made the decision to cancel school busses and close all TDSB schools to in-person learning for today. As shared yesterday, all schools will be moving to remote learning today (either synchronous or asynchronous). Students, please check in with your teachers for more information regarding classes today.
For more information, please review the TDSB Update.
The Government of Ontario confirmed earlier this week that students will be returning to in-person learning from Monday, January 17. Students who have opted for virtual learning will continue to log into classes remotely.
Students are required to complete the daily Health Screening before coming to NACI. Students can complete their screening on either the NOW Mobile App or using the paper Health Pass found here.
*Please note, there have been updates to the questions for the daily Health Screening. Ensure that you review each question carefully and if you have any symptoms of COVID-19, please stay home.
For more information regarding the reopening of schools, please review the TDSB Update.
Due to the recent pivot to remote learning, the TDSB has re-opened the Secondary Switch Form for Semester 2 between Wednesday, January 5 and Friday, January 7.
What you have to do:
1. Log-in to the Secondary Switch Form to see the method of instruction (Virtual or In-Person) selected for Semester 2.
2. If satisfied with the method of instruction (Virtual or In-Person) for Semester 2, do NOT complete the Secondary Switch Form.
3. If a student would like to change method of instruction (Virtual or In-Person) for Semester 2, please complete the Secondary Switch Form by Friday, January 7.
The switch request will be for the entire duration of Semester 2. For more information, please see the TDSB Update here.