“RSB celebrates diversity, and inclusive educational spaces. All our students and their families are welcome in our schools, and we remain committed to respecting the diverse cultural tapestry that defines the Riverside School Board.

We will continue to:
• Evolve and educate our staff and students on RSB values
• Uphold strong anti‑discrimination practices
• Support students’ well‑being and sense of belonging
• Practice professionalism and empathy
• Advocate for policies that strengthen inclusion and community engagement”

Riverside School Board Administration

Riverside School Board recognizes its role as an educational organization, with the power and responsibility to impact citizenship through education. We recognize diversity as a fact. We must value and honour all faces, voices, realities, and experiences, and ensure that ours is an organization where children, youth and adults are acknowledged, respected, welcomed and empowered. We commit to the ongoing work required to keep equity and inclusion at the forefront of our reflection and decision-making, in dedication to social emotional well-being, educational excellence and success for all.

Mission

One of Québec’s English school boards, Riverside is committed to providing an engaging, inclusive, adaptive and bilingual environment that empowers learners to achieve their full potential.

Vision

At Riverside School Board, we are passionate about our commitment to graduate and qualify students who are critical thinkers, proficient in English and French, equipped both academically and socially to fulfill their highest potential and prepared to be contributing, engaged citizens.

Values

Respect
For diversity, individual differences and the environment.

Success
In fostering engagement, collaboration, lifelong learning.

Belonging
With pride to a safe, caring, stimulating and inclusive community.

We believe it is essential to highlight Canada’s remembrance and equity-related dates, as they honour lived experiences, recognize important moments in our shared history, and reaffirm our collective responsibility to uphold human rights, safety, dignity, and inclusion for all.

Black History Month (Feb 1–28)

Pink Shirt Day (Anti‑Bullying)

Autism Awareness Month

April 2 – World Autism Awareness Day

Second Wednesday of April
International Day of Pink

April 17 – Equality Day (anniversary of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms)

July 1 – Canada Day

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