Toronto District School Board TDSB
Toronto, Ontario · Public · English
EQAO performance
Students at or above the provincial standard (2024-2025, EQAO). Green means at or above the Ontario average.
Grade 3
Grade 6
Secondary
How TDSB 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).
TDSB places highest on Grade 6 Math (#8 of 75) and lowest on Grade 3 Math (#26 of 75).
| Assessment | At or above standard | Rank in Ontario | Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 6 Math | 53.4% | #8 of 75 | 91 |
| Grade 3 Writing | 66.2% | #18 of 75 | 77 |
| Grade 6 Writing | 85.2% | #18 of 75 | 77 |
| Grade 6 Reading | 84.2% | #19 of 75 | 76 |
| Grade 9 Math | 52.3% | #19 of 71 | 74 |
| Grade 3 Reading | 71.4% | #25 of 75 | 68 |
| OSSLT Literacy | 82.4% | #25 of 71 | 66 |
| Grade 3 Math | 58.8% | #26 of 75 | 66 |
Student success
How Toronto's public school students are doing: four years of EQAO results against the province, the board's Student Achievement Plan measures, and where the board stands under provincial supervision
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
Student Achievement Plan measures
The board's measures under Ontario's Student Achievement Plan, board figure with the provincial figure beside it; graduation is the cohort that started Grade 9 in 2019-20, attendance and suspensions are 2023-24
The board in numbers
From the board's About Us page and the Ministry's 2025 investigation report
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.
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What the report says
The figures as charts, every year labelled, and the report's findings, in one PDF. Show Hide
Figures and findings read from Toronto District School Board's Student Achievement Plan 2024-25, tdsb.on.ca; EQAO open data; Ministry investigation report, June 2025 , published 2025-11.
The report's own pages
The results pages as the district published them. Open a page to read it at full size.
School buses and attendance areas
Student Transportation, tdsb.on.ca; Toronto Student Transportation Group ↗- Who runs it
- The Toronto Student Transportation Group (TSTG), shared with the Toronto Catholic board; parents see their child's route, stop and times on its Transportation Portal
- Who qualifies
- Junior kindergarten to Grade 5 students living 1.6 km or more from their home school; students in wheelchairs or with a medical condition that severely limits walking; special education placements by IPRC; applications reviewed one by one, year round
- Older students
- Grades 6 to 8 living 3.2 km or more from their home school may get TTC tickets; secondary students travel on their own, and no busing is provided to a school or program chosen by the family
- Ride
- Two trips a day on contracted 70- and 18-passenger buses, wheelchair buses, minivans or taxis; school-to-school or designated-stop service for gifted programs
- Delays and weather
- Live delay notices on torontoschoolbus.org; when buses are cancelled for weather the board announces it on its site and social media, schools usually stay open
- Attendance areas
- Every address has a designated home school for each grade range; look it up by address on Find Your School, since the board's boundary map is approximate
- Contact
- TSTG 416-394-4287, transportation@torontoschoolbus.org; your school for routes and applications
Wards and families of schools
The board's own map, June 2024, of its trustee wards, two learning centres and 22 families of schools with every elementary and secondary school marked; catchment lines for individual schools are only published through the address lookup.
Supervisor and senior team
Supervision and executive
Since June 27, 2025 the Minister of Education's appointed supervisor holds the powers of the 22 elected trustees, who have no official duties during supervision; the 2026 municipal election on October 26 will elect trustees for 12 new wards. Head office at 5050 Yonge Street, 416-397-3000.
- supervisor@tdsb.on.caRohit GuptaSupervisor, appointed by the Minister of Education
- Camillo CiprianoChief Executive Officer · since June 2026, formerly Niagara Catholic DSB
- stacey.zucker@tdsb.on.caStacey ZuckerChief Financial Officer and Chief Operations Officer
- audley.salmon@tdsb.on.caAudley SalmonAssociate Director, Learning Transformation and Equity
- louise.sirisko@tdsb.on.caLouise SiriskoAssociate Director, Student Learning and Equitable Outcomes
As listed on Boardroom and Senior Team Directory, tdsb.on.ca
Central executive and system staff
Senior staff from the board's directory.
- erin.altosaar@tdsb.on.caErin AltosaarSystem Superintendent, Teaching and Learning
- Diana PanagiotopoulosExecutive Superintendent, Student Achievement and Pathways
- nandy.palmer@tdsb.on.caNandy PalmerExecutive Superintendent, Special Education Programs and Equitable Outcomes
- roni.felsen@tdsb.on.caRoni FelsenSystem Superintendent, Continuing and International Education, Secondary Programs
- karen.murray@tdsb.on.caKaren MurraySystem Superintendent, Equity
- mark.ellis@tdsb.on.caMark EllisExecutive Officer, People and Culture
- stephanie.harris@tdsb.on.caStephanie HarrisExecutive Officer, Finance
- ryan.bird@tdsb.on.caRyan BirdChief Communications Officer
As listed on Senior Team Directory, tdsb.on.ca
Schools
577 totalA Y Jackson Secondary School
9-1250 Francine Dr, Toronto, ON
1,400 students (2024-2025)
Abiona Broadview Centre
9-121102 Broadview Ave, Toronto, ON
Enrolment not reported (2024-2025)
Abiona Humewood House
9-1240 Humewood Drive, Toronto, ON
Enrolment not reported (2024-2025)
Adam Beck Junior Public School
JK-6400 Scarborough Rd, Toronto, ON
450 students (2024-2025)
Africentric Alternative School
JK-81430 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto, ON
120 students (2024-2025)
Agincourt Collegiate Institute
9-122621 Midland Ave, Agincourt, ON
1,460 students (2024-2025)
Agincourt Junior Public School
JK-629 Lockie Ave, Toronto, ON
175 students (2024-2025)
Agnes Macphail Public School
JK-8112 Goldhawk Trail, Scarborough, ON
250 students (2024-2025)
Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
9-121550 Sandhurst Circle, Toronto, ON
1,270 students (2024-2025)
Albion Heights Junior Middle School
JK-845 Lynmont Rd, Etobicoke, ON
410 students (2024-2025)
Alexander Muir/Gladstone Ave Junior and Senior Public School
JK-8108 Gladstone Ave, Toronto, ON
520 students (2024-2025)
Alexander Stirling Public School
JK-870 Fawcett Trail, Scarborough, ON
290 students (2024-2025)