#Indigenous Protected & Conserved Areas are more than just lines on a map: they protect places that matter most & support healthy lands, which builds healthy communities. They’re an expression of Nationhood, & we’re proud to support this work across Canada ilinationhood.ca/indigenous-pro…

Hey teachers…if you can’t see the #Eclipse because you’re not in the path or because of weather, NASA has a live stream 1-4pm eastern you can watch 🌝+🌚 youtube.com/live/2MJY_ptQW…

When I get to this stage of the food donation calendar, I know many of my students are looking forward to Eid. Thanks to Ms Kazmi, Ms Luff, and Ms Lawrie for helping me get these student suggestions into the donation bins this month. Nearly there! Dr. David R. Williams Public School

The Moon is a rugged world of peaks & craters. Since it's so bumpy, the shadow it casts is not quite round. Topography data from our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter helps solar eclipse mappers predict exactly where the Moon's shadow will fall. science.nasa.gov/stories/total-…

Eid Mubarak! We wish all those celebrating Eid al-Fitr in the #HDSB community and beyond, peace, joy and happiness.

Solar panel data from our place in Ontario yesterday clearly indicates that a total solar eclipse occurred!

Last day of the Ramadan food donation calendar and the students suggested lettuce and cucumber to break the fast. Thanks for all the great food donation ideas, class 6-1 Dr. David R. Williams Public School

Happy Vaisakhi to fellow members of the Sikh community celebrating today 🪯💙🧡 Want to learn what Vaisakhi is? Swipe through the pictures below #Vaisakhi2024

We are sticking to the path in outdoor literacy for a little while because of the ticks, but Art Gallery of Burlington gave us a lesson with sand dough that we just had to try out. We learned about strawberry plants and listened to the frogs. Dr. David R. Williams Public School

Thank you to HDSB staff for helping me collect these solar viewers for Astronomers Without Borders. They will be tested and sent to the next solar eclipse location to help people watch the eclipse safely.

June is #PrideMonth. This month, and beyond, the #HDSB celebrates the historical and contemporary contributions of the Two-Spirit and LGBTQIA+ community. We are committed to providing an environment that is inclusive and respectful and where everyone feels supported and safe.

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It's #IndigenousHistoryMonth, and Tuesday is Tom Longboat day. To prepare, I have been reading about some hardworking, talented, inspiring Hall of Fame athletes here indigenousheroes.ca/chapters/

Thank you to our DDW School Council and our parent community for the wonderful Staff Appreciation luncheon. It was such a nice treat to sit back and enjoy a delicious lunch and reflect on the amazing year we’ve had! Thank you for the ongoing support from our DDW community!

In honour of National Indigenous Day tomorrow, my favourite math problem by Jason To is chillin’ on BlueSky (@mrjasonto.com) and Michael Jacobs docs.google.com/presentation/d… for the beautiful story of the students in Kaktovik, Alaska who created their own number system to match their language! #Iteachmath #thinkingclassrooms

Never lose the joy of watching the ducks together (and a Heron in the top left of the video who is used to the kids in the neighbourhood by now) Dr. David R. Williams Public School Town of Oakville Ducks Unlimited

4 years ago, this wild and wonderful school started and I have been fortunate to have been part of it. Thank you to the admin and parents for supporting all my "what if we.." learning adventures Dr. David R. Williams Public School . It has been a blast! I'm off to HDSB Indigenous Rights and Education for 2024-2025. Baamaapii!

Best wishes, peace and happiness, to all families celebrating Diwali in our #HDSB community and beyond.