TLDSB running ‘school climate’ surveys 

The Trilium Lakelands District School Board is asking for feedback on the school experience. 

Officials say they’ve launched a survey for students in Grades 4 to 8 and one for those Grades 9 to 12, to sound off on engagement, mental health, school safety, and inclusivity. 

They add students will have time in class to complete both surveys. 

“TLDSB seeks to hear directly from students about how they are feeling at school,” says Director of Education Wes Hahn. “We hope all Grade 4 to 12 students complete the survey, as the information collected will help schools and TLDSB gain a deeper understanding of the student experience.” 

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