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London District Catholic School Board LDCSB

London, Ontario · Catholic · English

Students
23,945
2022-2023 enrolment
Schools
52
43 elementary · 9 secondary

EQAO performance

Students at or above the provincial standard (2022-2023, EQAO). Green means at or above the Ontario average.

Grade 3

71%
Reading
-4 vs ON
63.7%
Writing
-3.3 vs ON
59%
Math
-16 vs ON

Grade 6

83.7%
Reading
-5.3 vs ON
82.7%
Writing
+3.7 vs ON
46.2%
Math
-16.8 vs ON

Secondary

48.3%
G9 Math
-9.7 vs ON
82.4%
OSSLT
-10.6 vs ON

How LDCSB ranks in Ontario

Ranked against the 76 Ontario school boards with published EQAO results, by the mean of the assessments each board sat (2022-2023).

Overall rank
#27 of 76
Percentile
65
higher is stronger
Mean at or above standard
67.1%

LDCSB places highest on Grade 6 Reading (#23 of 75) and lowest on Grade 9 Math (#32 of 71).

Assessment At or above standard Rank in Ontario Percentile
Grade 6 Reading 83.7% #23 of 75 70
Grade 3 Writing 63.7% #24 of 75 69
Grade 3 Math 59% #24 of 75 69
OSSLT Literacy 82.4% #25 of 71 66
Grade 6 Writing 82.7% #27 of 75 65
Grade 6 Math 46.2% #27 of 75 65
Grade 3 Reading 71% #28 of 75 64
Grade 9 Math 48.3% #32 of 71 56

Student success

How LDCSB students are doing: four years of EQAO results against the province, and graduation and credit accumulation from the Ministry of Education's May 2026 school board progress table

Read EQAO results and the Ministry's progress table ↗

Grade 3, at or above the provincial standard

EQAO primary assessment, share of fully participating students at level 3 or 4 (the provincial standard), from EQAO open data

Grade 6, at or above the provincial standard

EQAO junior assessment, share of fully participating students at level 3 or 4

Grade 9 mathematics and the literacy test

Grade 9 assessment of mathematics, share at level 3 or 4, and the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test, share of first-time eligible students who were successful

Graduation and credits, Ministry progress report

From the Ministry of Education's school board progress table, May 2026: graduation and credit accumulation for every Ontario board, with the change on the previous year

Click any figure to open its chart with every year.

What the report says

The figures as charts, every year labelled, and the report's findings, in one PDF. Show

Figures and findings read from London District Catholic School Board's EQAO open data; School board achievements and progress, data.ontario.ca, May 2026 , published 2026-05.

Chart

Who runs it
Student Transportation Services of Thames Valley (mybigyellowbus.ca), shared with the Thames Valley District School Board; delays, cancellations and bus registration on its site
Who qualifies
Elementary students who live more than 1.6 km from their designated school and secondary students who live more than 3.2 km away
Check an address
The consortium's eligibility tool shows the designated school and whether an address qualifies; registration for the bus is done through the same site
Contact
Business and corporate services at the board handle transportation; Debbie Jordan, Executive Superintendent of Business and Corporate Services

Trustees and senior staff

Board of Trustees

Eight trustees elected by London wards and by county, the board chaplain and two student trustees. Catholic Education Centre, 5200 Wellington Road South, London.

As listed on Board of Trustees, ldcsb.ca

Senior administration

The Director of Education, superintendents and assistant superintendents.

  • Vince Romeo
    Chief Executive Officer and Director of Education
  • Mark Santandrea
    Executive Superintendent of Education
  • Ana Paula Fernandes
    Superintendent of Education · St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Mary's families of schools
  • Dan Peters
    Superintendent of Education · Holy Cross and John Paul II families of schools
  • Sean Gregory
    Superintendent of Education · Regina Mundi and St. Joseph's families of schools
  • Tracy Langelaan
    Superintendent of Education · Catholic Central, Mother Teresa and St. Andre Bessette families of schools
  • Julie Berkvens
    Assistant Superintendent of Special Education
  • Karen Nemett
    Assistant Superintendent of School Effectiveness
  • Roberta Gibson
    Assistant Superintendent of Well-Being
  • Debbie Jordan
    Executive Superintendent of Business and Corporate Services
  • Susan Nickle
    Executive Superintendent of People and Culture and General Counsel

As listed on Administration, ldcsb.ca

Schools

52 total
Elementary schools
43
Secondary schools
9
Students enrolled
23,945

Individual school profiles for LDCSB are not on HeySchool yet. The board's own directory lists them all, and the EQAO figures above already cover every one of its 52 schools.

LDCSB school directory ↗