Welcome to Student Services. We are here to help students acquire some of the knowledge and skills necessary for their academic, interpersonal, and career development. Our counsellors provide:
- Individual and/or small group counselling;
- Year-round group counselling programs;
- In-class presentations;
- Student services assemblies;
- Orientation sessions;
- Parent information evenings;
- Conferences and workshops; and
- A variety of post-secondary planning resources.
Students are always welcome to visit Student Services for academic or personal support.
Guidance Counsellors are available by email and by phone during the COVID-19 school closure. For Mental Health and Well-Being Resources during Covid-19, visit the TDSB Mental Health and Well-Being site.
Staff
Counsellors: | Supporting | Phone Extension | |
Ms. Vicki Gough | Surnames A-G | This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. | 20041 |
Ms. Dianne Hooper | Surnames H-O | This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. | 20043 |
Ms. Julia Terry | Surnames P-Z | This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. | 20042 |
Ms. Inna Belozorovich |
IB Prep Students IB Students |
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. | 20400 |
Office Assistant:
Ms. Vanessa Primeau
School Social Worker:
Lois Fairfax
Student Services Contact Information:
416-396-6820 ext. 20040
Kids' Help Phone
Kids Help Phone is on a mission to ensure young people are never alone as we all face an unprecedented global crisis with the COVID-19 pandemic. Kids Help Phone is always there to listen with no judgment, totally private, 24/7. Because Kids Help Phone is an e-mental health service, it’s good to know you can contact us 24/7 from anywhere in Canada, via phone, text or online chat.
Need help now? Start a confidential conversation with a real person you can trust.
- Call a counsellor: 1-800-668-6868
- Text CONNECT to 686868
- You can download the Always There app to your iOS or Android device — it’s available in both English and French.
Visit www.kidshelpphone.ca for more information.
Purpose
The purpose of the TDSB Guidance Program and Services is to:
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- Promote success for all learners;
- Foster and support the emotional, social and academic well-being of students;
- Promote all pathways and honour all destinations;
- Help students make connections with self and other, in school, within the TDSB, and in the broader community.
Please visit the TDSB Guidance and Career Education website for more detailed and up-to-date information about our programs.
Course Selection
Laurier CI holds workshops for Grades 9 to 12 students regarding their course selection for next year. Please click the links below to view the course selection video:
For a list of available courses at Sir Wilfrid Laurier CI please log into myBlueprint.ca. Students who are interested in making a timetable change must fill out a Course Change Form. To download a copy of the Course Change Form, click here.
Night School, Summer School and E-Learning
Toronto District School Board Continuing Education programs offer a blend of traditional subjects and innovative courses in locations across the city and virtually. Laurier CI students can register for Night School, Summer School or eLearning by clicking here.
For more information about Continuing Education programs, click here.
Post-Secondary Planning
Student Services has hosted a series of workshops to help students plan for university and college. Please click any of the following presentations to review the information:
Events
Each year Student Services hosts a number of events to help students. These events include:
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- Post-secondary Pathway Fair (University, College, Apprenticeships)
- GTA University Campus Tours
- GTA College Campus Tours
- Post-Secondary Information Night for Parents
- Grade 8 Night
- Course Selection
- myBlueprint Workshops
- Post-secondary Planning Workshops
TDSB Student Support Services:
Students can also be referred to one of our many TDSB professional support services, which are comprised of:
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- Psychological Services
- Social Work & Attendance Services
- Speech-Language Pathology Services
- Occupational Therapy & Physiotherapy Services
- Child and Youth Services
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Important Dates
The university and college application process has many important dates. The Ontario College Application Services (OCAS) and the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) have some key dates that you should know: