Well-Being

Along with Achievement and Engagement, Well-being is one of the three core components of Algoma District School Board's Board Improvement Plan for Student Achievement. We recognize that students who have a sense of well-being are flourishing, engaged, positively self-aware and have a strong sense of belonging in their home, school and community. ​

Doug Keely shares his five levels of leadership with ADSB administrators: Spirit, Imagination, Intellect, Heart, and Hands.	Award-winning author David Bouchard connected with hundreds of ADSB students through music and storytelling and talked about the importance of reconciliation and literacy.
We have developed a close partnership with Right To Play, understanding that when children play, the world wins.	Algoma District School Board plays an important part in the Healthy Kids Community Challenge.
	Mental Health Lead confirms that, as part of the Algoma Model and within community partnerships, ADSB is "getting it right" as we align our services along a continuum of three tiers from JK students through to Adult Education programs.