Trillium Lakelands District School Board (TLDSB) is committed to delivering effective environmental education, modelling environmentally responsible practices, and raising environmental awareness for all students, staff, trustees, and the community. TLDSB commits to considering the impact on the environment in decisions that are made in the delivery of curriculum and in the daily operations of our school board.
For questions about the energy consumption at TLDSB school and office sites, please contact the Supervisor of Construction by phone at 1-888-526-5552.
EcoSchools is an environmental education program that addresses both how the schools are run and what students learn. It has been designed collaboratively by school boards for school boards to incorporate environmental education as well as environmentally responsible action into the school setting.
Each year, the G7 Student Senate determines priority areas that are of interest and importance to students. The 2019-2020 G7 Student Senate focused on developing the TLDSB Climate Change Action Plan as a main priority for this year.
Six members of the G7 Student Senate shared their concern about how climate change is rapidly impacting communities around the world. Food security, mental health, transportation, energy, resource availability, and economic sustainability are all at risk if changes are not made to limit the impact of climate change. The group developed the Climate Change Action Plan because they believe TLDSB has the opportunity to set the standard and take proactive action to ensure that all school communities comply with international climate agreements and promote a sustainable environmental education model.
There are 10 phases in the plan including:
The TLDSB Climate Change Action Plan is an ongoing document that provides action for schools and the school board that are implemented, reviewed, and revised annually.
Read the full Climate Change Action Plan Report.
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300 County Road 36, Lindsay, ON K9V 4R4
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Lindsay Education Centre
300 County Road 36, Lindsay, Ontario K9V 4R4
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1271 Cedar Lane, Bracebridge, Ontario P1L 1N4
Phone: 1-888-526-5552
Email: [email protected]
All school buildings will be closed to the public for the summer break beginning Monday, July 7, reopening on Tuesday, August 26.
Beginning the week of July 14, the TLDSB Lindsay Education Centres is open to the public Monday to Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Muskoka Education Centre is closed to the public over the break.
The first day of school for both elementary and secondary students is Wednesday, September 3. Note, Kindergarten students will have a staggered start.
See more detail on the summer break 2025 information news post about available services over the summer break.
