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Dear Families, We are in the third wave and moving into another lockdown, but happy to hear that the provincial government have not shut the schools down. This is a challenging time for so many students, families, and our staff. We will continue to do our very best here at Great Lakes. We will be vigilant with the Covid […]
Ontario Ministry of Education has listed Great Lakes College of Toronto to accept international students for in-person instruction in 2020-21 school year. The official link to the list: Welcoming K-12 international students (gov.on.ca)
COVID-19 Update: Back on October 20th, 2020, the Government of Canada announced the COVID-19 plan to reopen the border to international students who are not currently in Canada. However, at the time of the announcement, Ontario public or private secondary/high schools were not included in the approval list. As of November 17th, 2020, the Government […]
The meeting link will be posted in school’s “GLCT Student” Microsoft Team.
I am delighted to share a much-awaited announcement from the Minister of Education, that all Ontario schools will re-open from September 8, 2020.This must be a piece of relieving news for you since students were forced to stay home due to the mandatory school closure because of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
When we first heard about COVID-19 spreading rapidly in Asia back in January, we started planning course of actions if we have to close the school.
As you may be aware, the Ontario Government announced today that all Ontario’s public schools have been ordered to close from March 14 to April 5 amid ongoing concerns about Coronavirus.
Instructional periods will be 75 minutes in length for Semesters One, Two and Three.
