Eastview Public School's Mission Statement
Eastview Public School opened in 1955. Additions were built in 1969 and 1973. Our school neighbourhood has a very diverse population with families from all areas of Canada and the world. Eastview has a large Aboriginal community and has been in the forefront of developing Native education programs in an urban setting. ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏÍø provides busing to students of First Nations background living in the Scarborough area who wish to have Ojibwa language instruction. We endeavour to attain excellence through academic accountability, arts, and athletics. As a Model school with a community partnership focus we offer before and after school options with the Boys and Girls Club of East Scarborough and Native Child and Family Services.
Community Partnerships
More Information About Eastview Public School
Nutrition Program
Literacy
Technology
Special Education Programs
Additional Features
- Indigenous Caregiver Welcome Room
- Innovation Hub (Design &Tech)
- Calming Space
- Adopt-A-School Indigo Books Program
- Instrumental Music
- Breakfast Club
- Outdoor Education
- After School Programs