About Us
The Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board (KPRDSB) is a progressive, dynamic school board, committed to student success and wellbeing. We educate our students to excel in learning, to succeed in life and to enrich our communities.
Our strategic direction and Mission, Vision, and Values guide us in delivering world-class education to over 34,000 students in 86 schools spread across a diverse jurisdiction spanning over 7,000 square kilometers in the Municipality of Clarington, Northumberland and Peterborough counties, City of Quinte West/Murray Ward.
KPR at a Glance
- 73 Elementary Schools
- 13 Secondary Schools
- 3 Adult/Alternative Educational Learning Sites
- All primary classes have 23 or fewer students (not including full-day Kindergarten)
- French Immersion program available at 12 elementary schools
- Extended French program available at 4 elementary schools
- Optional Anishinaabemowin language program at 5 schools (available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous students)
Students, Staff, Trustees and Volunteers
- Approximately 34,000 students
- Approximately 3,500 full-time employees
- 11 Trustees, including a First Nations Trustee and 2 Student Trustees
- 8,000+ volunteers
- 8.1% of our students in JK-6 speak another language at home
- 9.4% of our students in Grades 7-12 speak another language at home
- 8.8% of our students have First Nation, Métis and Inuit ancestry
Supports, Services and Resources
- 15,000 students bused to school every day on 600 different bus routes
- 1 million+ library books and learning material
- A library resource centre in every school
- 10,000+ computers and servers
- 500+ Smartboards
- A range of special services including special education, behavioural, psychological, social work and attendance and counselling services
- School councils in every school, composed of parents, staff, students and community members
For more information about KPR and to read about some of our recent accomplishments, check out the KPRDSB Director's Annual Report.
Related Links
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Ministry of Education |
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EQAO Education Quality and Accountability Office |
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Ontario Statutes and Regulations |
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Community Training and Development Centre |
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People for Education |
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Ontario College of Teachers |
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Ontario Principals' Council |
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Safe Communities Northumberland County |
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Regional Health Units |
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Our Communities |
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