Halton District School Board (HDSB) - Garth Webb Secondary School

Halton is centrally located between Toronto and Niagara Falls and the communities are consistently ranked as some of the best places in Canada to live and work. The region is one of the fastest-growing regions in Canada because of a perfect balance of big-city amenities and small-town charm. Halton District School Board is proud to say that all its communities are safe and diverse. ​​Halton offers first-class education that supports all students regardless of where they come from, what languages they speak, and what career path they want to follow. The teachers work hard to customize lessons and course content to match individual student’s learning styles and previous learning. There is a wide variety of course types and levels that help students move towards their goals for post-secondary education and future careers. All teachers are certified and must follow the high standards set by the Ontario government.​ 

Garth Webb Secondary School is a recently-opened facility located in a newly developed neighbourhood in north Oakville. Garth Webb Secondary School invites each of its 1,100 students in Grades 9 through 12 to use its state-of-the-art technology to enrich and expand their scholastic experience to the outer edges of their imaginations. GWSS is an engaged community where students are given opportunities to achieve their potential, thereby inspiring connectedness, creativity, and citizenship.​

Why Garth Webb Secondary School

• Course variety: Garth Webb offers Advanced Placement Biology and Calculus & Vectors and two innovative Specialist High Skills Majors in Environmental and Energy. It offers Co-operative Education as well as French Immersion for students continuing their studies in the French language.
• Extracurricular activities: Garth Webb offers students a number of ways to get involved outside of class, including athletics, clubs, and academic clubs. Students can join sports teams, like basketball or volleyball, participate in choir or concert band, and explore in the robotics or physics clubs, just to name a few.