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To report a student absence, please email unionville.hs.attendance@yrdsb.ca with your child's name and student number. If your child is absent for 3 or more days, complete the extended absence form that can be found in the Main Office.
Please also check the Community News in the school area.
Earlier this semester, we shared an important safety update regarding traffic and student drop-off procedures around Unionville High School. Unfortunately, we continue to observe extremely unsafe drop-off behaviors along Apple Creek Boulevard, particularly near the east side of Warden Avenue.
We are still seeing vehicles stopping directly in the middle of the live traffic lanes on Apple Creek Blvd to let students out of the car, after which, students are running across active traffic lanes of oncoming cars to reach the school parking lot.
This is an extraordinary safety hazard. Unloading passengers in active traffic lanes creates severe visibility blind spots, leaves zero room for driver error, and places your child in direct risk of being struck by a vehicle. It is also a direct violation of municipal traffic laws.
We appreciate you strictly adhering to the following expectations during morning drop-off:
- Never Unload in Live Traffic: Do not stop in the middle of Apple Creek Boulevard or surrounding public roadways to let students out under any circumstances.
- Use Official Drop-Off Zones: Unload students exclusively within the designated school driveway and drop-off loops on school property.
- Obey Posted Signs: Respect all "No Stopping" and "No Parking" zones along the school perimeter. By-law enforcement and local police have been notified and are actively monitoring the area.
- Use Designated Crosswalks: If dropping your child off on a nearby legal side street, ensure they walk to a marked crosswalk or signalized intersection rather than jaywalking across busy traffic.
We understand that morning commutes can be rushed and congested. However, a few saved minutes are never worth risking a student's life. Please budget a few extra minutes into your morning routine to use the designated drop-off lines safely.
Thank you for your immediate cooperation and commitment to keeping every student safe.
Post-Secondary Fair sponsored by Vaughan Public Libraries
Meet the Colleges and Universities - October 17 (11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.) Civic Centre Resource Library
Students considering college or university will have the opportunity to connect directly with representatives from a variety of post-secondary institutions. Attendees can learn about academic programs, admissions requirements, campus life, and the many pathways available after high school. With 18 post-secondary institutions confirmed, this event offers students a valuable chance to ask questions, gather information, and begin planning for their educational future.
Semester 1 Midterm Reporting - All students
York Region District School Board will be issuing electronic copies of the Semester 1 midterm report cards between November 18-20 (BCSS November 10-11). Parents/caregivers will access the electronic copy through the new family portal, and students will continue to access it through their GAPPS account. Instructions will be sent out by email to both parents/caregivers and to students prior to distribution.
Full Disclosure for Grade 11 and Grade 12 Courses
For the 2026-2027 school year, the course withdrawal date (Full Disclosure) will be at least 5 instructional days from the last possible date the mid-semester report is issued. The Full Disclosure date for Grade 11 and Grade 12 courses is November 27 (BCSS November 18). If a student withdraws from a Grade 11 or 12 course on or prior to November 27 (BCSS November 19), then the course and mark will not be recorded on the Ontario Student Transcript. If a student withdraws from a Grade 11 or 12 course after the Full Disclosure date, a withdrawal (W) is entered in the credit column, and the student’s mark in the course at the time of withdrawal will be recorded as a percentage in the achievement column of the transcript.
OUAC and OCAS Upload for Potential Graduates
Identifying information will be shared through a secure transmission to the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) and the Ontario College Application Service (OCAS) to support students with their application to post-secondary institutions. Potential graduates who are not planning to apply to an Ontario college or university this school year, and who do not wish to have their data shared, were to notify their Guidance Counsellor in writing by October 7.
Semester 1 midterm marks will be shared with OCAS on November 13, and OUAC on November 19. Students in Grade 11 and 12 courses will be notified of their report card mark by their classroom teacher by November 11 (All schools except BCSS). Potential graduates who are applying to an Ontario college and/or university and who are planning to drop a course are encouraged to connect with their guidance counsellor in advance of these dates. Guidance appointments can be booked through Teach Assist.
Please review the timelines below:
October 7
Deadline for potential graduates who are not planning on applying to an Ontario college or university to notify their Guidance Counsellor if they do not want their information shared with OCAS/OUAC this school year.
October 14-16
Students will receive a secure communication in their GAPPS email which provides information needed for their applications, including their OEN (required for college applications only), school MIDENT# (BSID).
November 11
Teachers will share mid-semester mark updates with students in Grade 11 and 12 courses (except BCSS).
November 12
Potential graduates applying to an Ontario college or university who are planning to drop a course, and do not wish to have the course mark shared with OUAC/OCAS are advised to connect with their Guidance Counsellor by November 17.
November 19
School will upload all Semester 1 midterm and/or final marks (for quadmester courses) for all grade 11 and 12 courses to OCAS.
November 19
School will upload all Semester 1 midterm and/or final marks (for quadmester courses) for all grade 11 and 12 courses to OUAC .
November 27
This is the full disclosure date, where courses will be disclosed on the Ontario Student Transcript. November 26 is the final day that a student, in a Grade 11 or 12 course, may drop a course in order that it not be recorded on the Ontario Student Transcript (November 19 for BCSS).
Parent-Teacher Night Booking Now Open
A friendly reminder that Parent-Teacher Night is scheduled for Thursday, October 22, 2026, offering you an opportunity to meet in person with your child’s teachers to discuss their academic progress. Appointment booking is now open on TeachAssist account via the Parent Portal. For step-by-step booking please follow these Instructions. If a teacher's schedule is fully booked, feel free to reach out to them directly via email or phone to arrange an alternate date. Additionally, if you require a translator for your meeting, please inform the teacher in advance. We look forward to seeing you and partnering with you to support your child's learning journey!
The next School Council Meeting is on Monday, October 19th at 7:00 pm. Translation services from English to Mandarin will be available.
Please feel free to fill out the School Council Meeting #2 - Monday, October 19, 2026 - Pre-Registration Link
Location: Unionville HS Library
The agenda is as follows:
Agenda
1. Welcome to our new 2026-2027 School Council Executive
2. USAC Updates
3. School Council Teacher Representative ~ Ms. Faulkner
3. Subject Department Presentation
* Library - Ms. Lawton
4. ADMIN Updates - SAC Fees, Start-Up Packages, Parent/Teacher Interviews, AU Info Evening, TOKTW, Gr. 8 Open House
5. Other - Dr. Anoosh Sharif
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Unionville High School is proud to be a 1:1 learning environment, ensuring every student has daily access to a personal device (laptop, Chromebook, or tablet) to support their education. Students are expected to bring their device each day and are responsible for its care. While most students provide their own technology, the school offers Chromebooks at no cost for temporary or semester-long loans when needed.
If your family requires a school-issued Chromebook, please complete this brief Google Form. Once a parent or guardian submits the form, your student may pick up their device in the Main Office.
Thank you for registering for a Drop-In Session with the YRDSB Student Services
Transition Navigation Team.
We will email the link to you before the session.
If you have any questions, please email the YRDSB Transition Navigator Team at
In honour of Islamic Heritage Month, Inclusive School and Community Services (ISCS) invites you to an evening celebrating the incredible diversity of Islamic heritage and cultures.
This event offers a unique opportunity for cultural exchange, connection, and learning as we come together to celebrate the diverse identities, histories, and traditions of Muslim communities across the globe.
Through food, performances, cultural displays, and interactive activities, we will honour the rich histories, vibrant cultures, and ongoing contributions of communities that form part of the diverse tapestry of Islamic heritage.
Event Details
North Area
Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Time: 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Location: Sir William Mulock Secondary School, 705 Columbus Way, Newmarket, ON L3X 2M7
West Area
Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026
Time: 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Location: Tommy Douglas Secondary School, 4020 Major Mackenzie Dr, Vaughan ,ON, L4H 4E9
Central Area
Date: Tuesday, October 27, 2026
Time: 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Location: Aurora High School , 155 Wellington St W, Aurora ,ON , M5V 3H1
East Area
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026
Time: 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Location: Bill Hogarth Secondary School, 100 Donald Sim Ave., Markham, ON L6B 0R1
For more information and to register please complete the Google Form. Please note that registration for this event is limited to comply with venue capacity requirements. Spaces will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and registration will close once capacity has been reached.
For more information, please contact Inclusive School and Community Services (ISCS) at iscs@yrdsb.ca.
