Education Websites

Governmental authority regarding education in the province.

Hands-on, interactive science centre including an OMNIMAX theatre. Information about visitor programs, hours of operation, history, and school programs.

A leading professional educational institution, associated with the University of Toronto.

Supplies students with information about post-secondary school funding options, loan terms and conditions, online applications and forms.

Offers online high school courses accredited by the Ontario Ministry of Education, as well as a collection of references to help all students.

A diverse learning community that promotes excellence in education, dedicated to supporting the growth and success of all learners. Newsletter and professional development information.

Provides vendor-independent, practical hands-on training for information technology (IT) professionals. Also offers courses in management and key business skills.

Promotes safety, physical activity and environmentally sustainable transportation to and from school. Includes specific programs for schools and communities to consider and information about participating schools.

Specializes in helping students with learning disabilities fit into the regular classroom, and includes information about curricula and admissions. Locations in Ottawa and Mississauga.

Details and information about a national program that turns old computers into a strategic resource.

Function to keep Ontario educators informed about the status of provincial licensing of classroom software. provides a frequently updated software database, online resources, surveys and support.

Parents, teachers, trustees, ratepayers and business people who are dedicated to reforming elementary and secondary education in the Province of Ontario.