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The Month Ahead
Day | Event |
June 8 | EQAOMusic Banquet/All Nations Banquet at 6:00PM |
June 9 | Grad Gown DistributionEQAO |
June 10 | Au Celebration at 7:00PMGrade 12 Grad Celebration in Cafeteria at Period 1 |
June 11 | Athletic Banquet 6:00PM |
June 12 | Yearbook Distribution in Room 115Locker Clean Out Period 5 by Grade |
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Grade 12 Graduates,
As we approach the end of an incredible journey, we’re excited to celebrate YOU and your accomplishments!
Please join us for a special Graduation Celebration to recognize the Class of 2026 and all the memories you've made at UHS.
📅Date: Wednesday, June 10
⏰ Time: 8:45 AM
📍Location: UHS Cafeteria
Come enjoy some light refreshments, music, time with your classmates and staff before the big day. It’s our way of saying congratulations and wishing you well as you move on to your next adventure.
Please fill out this Google Form by9:00AM Tuesday June 9, 2026
The Black Foundation of Community Networks (BFCN) will be offering another edition of their Scholarship Application Workshop! Join online on Wednesday, June 10 from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
This workshop is open to all Black students from any school board or institution. Administrators please share this invitation widely and especially with Black youth who are currently in Grade 8 or high school. Access to this information is vital and helps Black students and their families make informed decisions about funding options and their continued educational journeys.
Register for the BFCN Scholarship Application Workshop on June 10, 2026.
A reminder that the 2026-2027 BFCN Scholarships & Awards application cycle has launched! BFCN will once again be awarding six $1000 scholarships and awards to Black students pursuing post-secondary education in accredited Canadian institutions. All online applications and supporting documents must be submitted by July 31, 2026.
To learn more and apply for the 15th Annual BFCN Scholarships.
To learn more and apply for the 12th Annual BFCN Aim 2 Achieve Awards.
Also, the BFCN Scholarship Directory is available as a resource for obtaining additional scholarships.
Full examination details have been emailed to students and families. Please check your inbox for more information.
- The last day of formal classes for Grade 12 students is Friday, June 12, 2026 with exams beginning on Monday, June 15. No regular classes will be held for Grade 12’s after June 12th, 2026.
- The last day of formal classes for Grades 9–11 is Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
- Regularly scheduled exams for Grade 9-12 run from Wednesday, June 17th, 2026 to Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026.
- Exam Review Day is Wednesday, June 24th, 2026
- PA Days for all students will take place Thursday, June 25th and Friday, June 26th, 2026.
This is a friendly reminder to join us this Sunday, June 7, 2026, as we celebrate Unionville High School’s 40th Anniversary!
We look forward to welcoming alumni, former and current staff, students, families, and friends for an afternoon of memories, community, and celebration. Please note some important details about the event below.
We would also like to extend our sincere gratitude to our generous sponsors for helping make this milestone celebration possible. Your support is greatly appreciated.
We can’t wait to celebrate 40 years of legacy, achievement, and community with you!
Attention all graduating students who have purchased a Graduation Gown Package. Please note that the pick up location has changed to the LIBRARY. Graduation gowns will now be available for pick-up on Tuesday, June 9th in the LIBRARY. Students may come to the LIBRARY every 30 minutes during each period throughout the day to collect their gowns. Please make sure to go directly to the LIBRARY for your collection. More details will be sent to your GAPPS account.
YRDSB continues to encourage families to use safe transportation to and from school. We encourage students to use active school travel whenever possible. Active travel refers to any form of human-powered transportation, including walking, cycling, rollerblading, skateboarding, and scootering.
School Property
Students using any transportation device, whether electronic or not-electronic, must dismount before arriving on school property. This includes all sidewalks, pathways, and walkways on school grounds. Please note that the school is not responsible for lost or damaged equipment.
Provincial Regulations
These modes of travel offer many physical, mental, and community benefits. Please visit the Ontario website for a full list of regulations. Every cyclist under 18 must wear a properly fitting bike helmet. Some students may also choose to use electronically assisted devices, such as e‑scooters or e‑bikes. In Ontario, you must be 16 or older to ride an e-scooter or e-bike. When riding e‑scooters or e‑bikes, it is important that students follow all applicable municipal regulations to ensure their safety and the safety of others.
Municipal Regulations
Before riding any device, it is important for students and families to be aware of the regulations set by their local municipality. These may include minimum age requirements for operating electric devices, helmet laws, and other safety guidelines.
Respectful Riding
Pedestrians always have the right of way. Students are expected to ride with caution by slowing down, using a bell when approaching others, and passing on the left. Wearing reflective clothing is encouraged to increase visibility and promote safer travel.
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Dear YRDSB Student,
We are reaching out to share a fantastic opportunity for you to represent your peers, get involved with student advocacy and work alongside your student trustees. Nomination applications for the 2026–2027 York Region Presidents’ Council (YRPC) Executive Cabinet and Area Representatives are opening on May 5, 2026!
The York Region Presidents’ Council (YRPC) is the official student senate of the York Region District School Board, with the mission to promote and enhance communication and cooperation, inspire and foster ethical leadership, and collect the voices of secondary school students. The Executive Cabinet is responsible for YRPC operations. It works closely with the Student Trustees to ensure that the student voice effectively represents the diverse student body and is heard and considered in decision-making.
YRPC organizes monthly General Assemblies, where students can provide input on various educational matters (e.g., policy and procedure), share their opinions and concerns, and network and collaborate with other student leaders. You can find more information about the YRPC in Policy and Procedure 672.0, Student Leadership and Student Voice, our constitution, and our Instagram.
Students can express their interest in a YRPC position by completing a nomination form by 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. All current Grades 9-11 students (future Grade 10-12 students) will receive an email on Friday, May 22, with information about the candidates and instructions on voting. Elections will occur between Friday, May 29 and Tuesday, June 2 until 6:00 p.m. Results will be announced on Tuesday, June 9.
You can learn more about the elections, timelines and the nomination form on the YRPC website. Please feel free to reach out to yrpc@yrdsb.ca if you have any questions.
Grade 12 (+) students with a disability (LD, ADHD, ASD, mental health) planning on attending post-secondary.
On-Line to Success (OLTS)-Ontario is a transition program for high school students going into Grade 12 (or doing extra year) with learning disabilities, ADHD, ASD, and/or mental health disorders (such as anxiety or depression) who plan to attend college or university. This online course runs during the summer and guides students through various activities and assignments designed to prepare them for the challenges they may face in post-secondary school
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Excited summer students jobs opportunities from CCSYR
Please click the link for the job postings:
Event Marketing Specialist (Summer Student)