Information session on new Guelph high school boundary is March 6
GUELPH – The Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB) is conducting a boundary review for a new Guelph high school.
The school is scheduled to open for the 2026-27 school year at the intersection of Arkell Road and Victoria Road.
It will aid in accommodating the forecasted growth in the area and alleviate current enrolment pressures from the existing secondary schools in Guelph.
The boundary review will consider the current attendance areas of the existing secondary schools to determine which students will be assigned to the new school.
The process will involve the following schools:
Centennial Collegiate Vocational Institute;
Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute;
John F Ross Collegiate Vocational Institute; and
all associated elementary schools.
The latest Staff Report presents seven possible options to assign an attendance boundary to the new school. To read the report, visit tinyurl.com/rt2uvard.
An online lookup tool is available at tinyurl.com/bdexdjj6 to allow families to assess if/how their home address is affected by the proposed new school boundaries.
Parents/guardians from these schools are invited to a public information session to learn more about the boundary review.
It will be held on March 6 at John F. Ross CVI (21 Meyer Dr., Guelph) from 5:30 to 7:30pm in the cafeteria.
In addition to the public information session, there are other ways families can get involved, including through an online survey and the boundary review at ugdsb.ca/o/ugdsb/page/new-guelph-secondary-school-boundary-review.
