Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Program Committee Meeting
The committee meeting centered on a progress report regarding the commitment to Indigenous educational wellness and reconciliation, including the formation of a working group for a potential new K-12 Indigenous School. Discussions also covered a comprehensive Program Review involving 27 recommendations across Elementary, Secondary, and French Immersion programs. The board outlined a K-12 learning vision focusing on student achievement, equity of access, and fiscal responsibility, with upcoming reports planned on the broader vision for K-12 learning and French language programming.
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Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Program Committee Meeting
The committee meeting focused on two primary reports. The first report detailed the progress on the Multi-Year Strategic Plan and three specific goals of the 2025-2026 Board Improvement Plan: improving literacy achievement, improving numeracy achievement, and increasing preparedness for the future. The second report covered the Human Rights and Equity Action Plan for 2023-2028, highlighting work on Indigenous educational wellness, inclusive classroom pedagogies, dismantling anti-Black racism, and the results from the Human Rights and Hate-Based Incidents Response Tracking Tool.
Mar 26, 2026·Strategic plan
Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Multi-Year Strategic Plan 2023-2028
The Multi-Year Strategic Plan (2023-2028) for the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board serves as a comprehensive roadmap, guiding the organization's long-term direction. It is structured around five strategic pillars: upholding human rights, safety, and well-being; providing equitable quality education; collaborating with students, families, and communities; building a sustainable education system; and reinforcing Indigenous educational wellness and reconciliation. The plan details specific goals for improving literacy achievement, numeracy achievement, and future preparedness for every student, and integrates a Human Rights and Equity Action Plan to foster inclusive, anti-racist learning and work environments, aiming to ensure success and well-being for all learners.
Mar 25, 2026·Board meeting
Special Education Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee meeting covered several key topics. An overview of the AI framework for staff and students was provided, emphasizing alignment with human rights and legislative requirements. Discussions regarding future preparedness for students with special education needs included details on transition programs such as the Transitional Work Experience Program (TWEP), the Intensive Transitional Work Experience Program (ITWEP), and Project SEARCH, as well as an upcoming community transition event. The committee approved letters to be sent to the Board of Trustees and the Minister of Education. Updates were provided on trustee activities regarding governance and school traffic concerns, upcoming community events like the All Abilities Fashion Show, and various department initiatives, including World Autism Awareness Day and professional learning sessions for staff. The meeting also addressed correspondence regarding student needs and recognized the contributions of a departing principal.
