Board Report Card

Board Report Card

Ontario School Board Report Card

Look up any of Ontario’s 72 district school boards and see, in plain language, what its students achieved on the EQAO Grade 3 and Grade 6 assessments in reading, writing and mathematics, broken down by sex; how many of them were not at the provincial standard; what the board’s Director of Education was paid, how that pay has changed, and how the board’s results compare with the leading board; and how the board’s enrolment has moved. Every figure is drawn from a public record named on the card.

Each board’s card carries the results of the 2026 policy audits, complete for all 72 boards: Code of Conduct (PPM 128), Bullying Prevention and Intervention (PPM 144) and Accessibility (AODA). Each audit has its own report card, opened from the board’s card. The 2026 report card is also kept at a dated address, Board Report Card 2026. The next review of the boards’ websites is scheduled for January 2027.

Choose a board from the list, or type part of its name. Each chart has a “Show data table” button for the underlying figures. You can also open the Report Card full screen in a new tab.

About these results

The policy audit results on this page record what School Board Research found on the board’s public website on the date of the review shown on each audit’s report card, read against a written method, available on request (the codebook cited on that report card) and checked against the board’s own documents as captured that day. A result of Not met means that a document, notice or statement the statute, regulation or policy memorandum tested requires was not found on the website, could not be read by the review’s checks, or was out of date on the date of the review, as the requirement defines it. It is not a finding that the board has contravened the law, and it is not legal advice.

A board that considers a result wrong can respond through the board response form. It must show that the document or language that answers the requirement was published on its website on the date of the review, in a form that meets the requirement, and give the route from the board’s home page by which a parent would have reached it. A result shown to be wrong on that evidence is corrected, and the correction is noted. A document posted or changed after the date of the review does not change the 2026 result; it will be read in the January 2027 review. Members of the public can tell us what they find through the public report form.

All 72 boards

Select a board to open its report card above. Boards are grouped by system and listed alphabetically, with the city where each board office is located.

English public boards (31)

English Catholic boards (29)

French-language public boards (4)

French-language Catholic boards (8)

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