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Emergency Information -English.pdf. Emergency Information - Spanish.pdf. Participation Agreement Form.pdf. Authorization to Test for Drugs .pdf. Anti-Hazing Form pg 1.pdf. Anti-Hazing Form pg 2.pdf. Participation Release Form - English.pdf. Participation Release Form - Spanish.pdf. Athletic Eligibility Worksheet pg 1.pdf.
The Occupational Health and Safety Act (“OHSA” or "the Act") is Ontario's legislation for workplace health and safety. There are also 25 regulations under the OHSA. The OHSA and its regulations and all of Ontario's other Acts and regulations are available on the e-Laws website. OHSA requirements
The Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) requires employers to: • Provide information and instruction to workers to protect their health or safety (OHSA, s.25(2)(a)). • Carry out training programs for workers, supervisors, and committee members as prescribed (OHSA, s.26(1)(l)).
This guideline was developed to help you complete the OHSMS accreditation application form. Who is eligible To receive CPO accreditation, your OHSMS must meet all the requirements contained in the CPO OHSMS accreditation standard , and be either an:
You must meet the literacy graduation requirement to earn your high school diploma. For most students, this means passing the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test ( OSSLT ) . If you do not pass the OSSLT , there are other ways to meet the literacy graduation requirement.
Please read the course offering booklet, paying careful attention to sections explaining graduation and college requirements, course prerequisites, programs of study, and career planning. Please share this booklet with your parents or guardians and ask them to assist in planning your future.
Any student who wants to participate in any sport must have the following on file at the high school/middle school prior to participation: Up-to-date Athletic Evaluation Form. Signed Athlete / Parent Confirmation Form of the Athletic Policy.
