Winter 2007-2008 resulted in avery large number of school closures, and there were days when some parents were quite confused as to what was happening and where there children should be – home or school. In an effort to help those parents who, like us, have a child in public school I am posting a permanent page with contact information for school boards. So if you are an afterschooler or a parent whose homeschooled kids participate in some local school activities, or perhaps a continuing education or university student yourself, this is the place to come when you need that all important contact information.

I wish you all a safe & pleasant winter. May you weather it well!
Ruby

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In the Montreal Area

English Montreal School Board (EMSB)
web site
Head Office, Tel: (514) 483-7200

Lester B Pearson School Board (LBPSB)
Closures generally posted on the front page of the web site
Head Office, Tel: (514) 422-3000

Commission scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys (CSMB)
contact page
Head Office, Tel: (514) 855-4500

Commission scolaire de Montréal (CSDM)
web site
Head Office, Tel: (514) 596-6000

Commission scolaire de la Pointe de l’Île (CSPI)
web site
Head Office, Tel: (514) 642-9520

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Outside the Montreal Area

English language boards are represented by Quebec English School Boards Association (click the “School Boards” tab & then choose your region)

French language boards are represented by La Fédération des commissions scolaires du Québec

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Other Resources:

School closures, including those that affect private schools, adult education, CEGEPs and universities, are usually announced on CJAD radio and on CTV and CBC television news reports. Additionally, you can find some closures listed on Radio-Canada’s school closure web page (French only.)

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