The Thames Valley District School Board can go to tender for the new Belmont elementary school following approval from the Ministry of Education.
The Ministry also announced an additional $9.8 million in funding for the new school to address construction market conditions.
Located at 235 7th Avenue in Belmont, the new $21.9 million elementary school will have space for 507 students.
“We’re pleased a new school for Belmont is one step closer to completion....
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Thames Valley’s Board of Trustees has approved boundary changes for Delaware Central and Parkview Public Schools, effective September 2025.  
On June 25, trustees accepted and approved the final report of the Middlesex Elementary Panel Attendance Area Review (MEAAR). The review sought to address enrolment pressure at Delaware Central Public School.  
As part of this review, it set new boundaries for both schools and changed the home school...
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The Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) has acquired land for a new elementary school in Lucan.
The new Lucan elementary school will be located on Saintsbury Line south of Gilmour Drive, behind Wilberforce Public School.
“This school will be a welcome addition to the Lucan community and shows our board’s continuing commitment to provide quality education for all students,” said Board Chair Beth Mai.
Thames Valley received close to $25 million...
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On Tuesday, Thames Valley District School Board Trustees supported plans to seek public feedback on the Oxford South Elementary Panel Attendance Area Review (OSAAR) initial report.  
The report includes options for balancing enrolment at Annandale Public School, South Ridge Public School and Westfield Public School in Oxford County.  
Next steps will involve forming an Attendance Area Review Committee (AARC) as well as school level sub-committees...
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The Thames Valley District School Board of Trustees has approved a compliant budget of $1.2 billion for 2024-2025.
The preliminary budget first was presented at the Special Planning and Priorities Advisory Committee meeting on June 4, with final Board debate and approval at the Board meeting occurring on June 25. 
“We appreciate the work of all staff, families and the community to help us deliver the best education possible,” said Board Chair Beth Mai....
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