The teachers and specifically the ones working in the office, at Ellesmere Statton Public School…read more are extremely unprofessional and do not fulfill their responsibilities. Many teachers are unprepared, uninterested in helping students, and often fail to teach lessons effectively. The principal shows little leadership, rarely addresses issues, and seems more concerned with appearances than actually supporting students or staff. Overall, the school suffers because the people in charge are not doing their jobs properly, and it creates a frustrating and unproductive environment for everyone.

I refuse to recommend this school to anyone, this school seriously has a big issue that the people…read morein there aren't aware of, these teachers don't know how to handle children, this Teacher yelled at my son for absolutely no reason, This school needs to consider hiring better teachers who know how to treat students properly, this school is horrible. my son came crying when he got home and never wanted to go back to this school ever again.

My k-6 from almost 15 years ago. Honestly the school hasn't got through too many changes in that…read moretime everything seem smaller but that just different time. Don't know about the staff now but it was a good school when I did go.

The teachers are always helpful. I think they have one of they best and qualified teachers that i…read morehave ever experienced. They'll lend you their email when you happen to have questions outside of class or at home. Great school to earn your marks and understand all the concepts. They helped me get through grace 12 university choosing as well. Great place!

As new immigrants, my parents sent me to TDSB for high school…read more It really destroyed my life. Less than 25% of teachers were good. More than 30% of the teachers were terrible. They were heartless and unprofessional. The most important things were their job stability and their publicity. At Earl Haig SS, when ESL students cried, teachers just walked past them. When a white girl cried, a teacher conforted her with a hot drink and snacks. It was painful to watch. Unprofessional English teachers teach Gr.12 English and told immigrant kids that they were hopeless. One of the kids has become a published author and recalls her tdsb experience like telling a joke. Our lives cannot be treated like jokes. Stay away from this corrupt place!

I was a former student of Earl Haig Secondary School from 1988 to 1990…read more Around 1989, there was an outing on Toronto Centre Island. We had barbecue hot dogs for lunch. During the barbecue, a sausage had been dropped on the sandy floor. The female teacher, who was around 45 years old, announced volunteer to take that dirty sausage for bonus mark. (According to the year book, the name of this teacher was "R. Wadhera". Attachment is her photo.) Finally, she asked a female student as volunteer. Many schoolmates asked her not to fall on trap of this teacher. For unsure reason, this female student accepted the dirty sausage. As one of the schoolmates, I didn't do anything to stop her from falling on this trap. (Now, I feel very guilty and very regret. I find myself a accomplice who trample a pure, lovely, innocent, noble character and beautiful girl.) I believe the behavior of this villainous teacher, hurt many of the students who loved the girl who took that dirty sausage. Under the witness of God and Buddhas, whatever I write in here is the truth and real truth.

The TDSB (Toronto District School Board) has 3 main Education Centres. This centre is the east end…read moreoffice. TDSB shares the building complex with the City of Toronto and what is the Scarborough Civic Centre (aka City Hall before amalgamation into what is now the City of Toronto); east half is City of Toronto, west half is The TDSB. Besides serving as offices for TDSB Superintendents of Education, it is also home to shared services for the TDSB such as Information Technology Services and the Central Transcript Office. This structure shows its true age as concrete & asbestos were building materials in 1971 when this building was dedicated to the community.

If you have ever attended a TDSB public school after amalgamation or any of the pre-amalgamation…read moreformer 6 public school boards (i.e. Toronto, Scarborough, York, East York, North York, Etobicoke) and require a certified copy(s) of your student transcript which is no longer available at the original school you attended, then it will be stored (in hard copy format or in electronic data format) at this TDSB facility. The TDSB Central Transcript Office is located on the 3rd floor at 140 Borough Drive in Scarborough. TDSB is a co-tenant in this building complex called the Scarborough Civic Centre. The City of Toronto is the other co-tenant which is listed as 150 Borough Drive. TDSB staff provide great customer service. They however require you to complete a records request either in person or through an online request. Submitting valid ID is a prerequisite as well as advance payment for the student transcript document(s). Ontario Government regulations including the Education Act controls how personal student information is collected, used, and retained.