Welcome to the Guidance Department
For Guidance's new website click the link below:
CA's Guidance Office Website
For Guidance Inquiries and Registration: AMBROGuidance@dpcdsb.org
Information for Incoming Grade 9 Students.pdf
Course Selection Information for the 2024-2025 School Year
Student Guide for Gr 9 to 10 Course Selection 2024 2025.pdf
Student Guide for Gr 10 to 11 Course Selection 2024 2025.pdf
Course Selection Information for Grade 10 Students Choosing Grade 11 Courses
Student Guide for Gr 10 to 11 Course Selection 2024 2025 (1).pdf
2024-2025 Cardinal Ambrozic Waitlist for new Students
If you would like to place your child on a waitlist to attend Cardinal Ambrozic for the 2024-2025 school year, please complete this form in it's entirety. In order to be eligible to attend Ambrozic, you must live within our school boundaries and be able to provide proof of residency. Completion of this form DOES NOT GUARANTEE admittance to the school. You will be contacted by the Guidance Department if and when a spot is available for your child.
Winter Night School
Night School Poster Winter 20232024.pdf
DPCDSB Winter Night School Info and Course List.pdf
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| Position | Name | email | Phone Extension |
Guidance Secretary Assistant Secretary | Ms. D. Mone Ms. V. Lombardi | ambroguidance@dpcdsb.org | 27310 27341 |
| Counsellor (A – Dha) | Mr. A. Frickleton | Andrew.frickleton@dpcdsb.org | 27304 |
| Dept Head (Dhi – K) | Ms. L. Tardella | Luisa.tardella@dpcdsb.org | 27302 |
| Counsellor (L-Q) | Ms. J. Kajda | Joanna.kajda@dpcdsb.org | 27306
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| Counsellor (R-Z) | Ms. M. Andreopoulos
| Maria.andreopoulos@dpcdsb.org
| 27305
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| CYW | Ms. D. Burlington | | 27301 |
Social Worker MH Support Worker Psychologist Settlemnet Worker SST | N. Fleurinord Ms. P. Manoharan Ms. A. Mandalbaum Ms. B. Fanous N. Szpyrka
A. McAllister | Please refer to weekly schedule for
daily availability | 27307 27308
27303 27303 |
The Guidance Department can assist with the following:
Please be advised that all new registrations for Cardinal Ambrozic C.S.S. will be welcomed, please call the guidance office beginning August 30.
Educational Planning
Students are given assistance in planning their courses of study in order to meet the requirements of the post secondary institutions to which they will apply. All of the necessary applications are processed through this centre. Up-to-date information is available on apprenticeship programs, colleges, universities, private and trade schools. Students are also counselled concerning any academic difficulties they may be experiencing.
Transcripts/Records
Counsellors help in maintaining student records, providing copies of transcripts, and communicating with various educational institutions.
Community Service Hours:
Completing 40 hours of community service is a graduation requirement for all Ontario high school students, mandated by the Ministry of Education. Students will not receive a high school diploma, nor will they be able to proceed to college or university, until this requirement is met.
Approved activities are those performed to support a not-for profit organization, such as a parish church, charitable foundation, food bank, community sports team, arts or cultural association, children’s day camp, or seniors’ residence. The activity must be designed to be of benefit to the community and for an agency that seeks to make a positive and ethical contribution to society.
Working for free for a for-profit organization, for a business or for an individual is not community service. Examples of ineligible activities include walking your neighbour's dog, babysitting young children at home or for your neighbour, working for your family's, neighbour's or friend's business, mowing your neighbour’s lawn or shoveling their snow, activities related to hobbies, or performing duties in the home. Also ineligible are activities that provide direct financial benefit or gain to the student or to the student’s family.
More information about eligible and ineligible activities, including a list of approved community service opportunities, is available in the guidance office.
Students should consult with their guidance counsellors if there is any uncertainty about the validity of a proposed activity. The principal or designate has the right to refuse hours that do not fall within the guidelines.
Students must provide documented evidence of this community service in the form of a letter on the agency’s or organization’s stationery, with a letterhead that includes the agency’s name, address and phone number. This letter should include the following information:
Student’s name
Description of Activity
Number of Hours
Dates of Activity and Completion
Supervisor’s name and contact information
Supervisor’s Signature
Students in grade 8 will now be able to start accumulating community involvement hours in the summer before they enter grade 9.
Looking for community service hours? Click here to access opportunities in the Brampton community
Looking for Support:
Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 or text "CONNECT" to 686868 (0-18 years of age). Black youth can text “RISE” to 686868. Indigenous Youth can text FIRST NATIONS, INUIT or METIS to 686868 to connect with an Indigenous volunteer crisis responder.
24.7 Crisis Support Peel Dufferin: 905-278-9036 I 1·888·811·2222. (for all ages)
Hope for Wellness Help Line: 1-855-242-3310 (support for all Indigenous peoples across Canada)
National Indian Residential School Crisis Line: 1-866-925-4419
Black Youth Help Line: 1-833-294-8650 or 416-285-9944 (website: www.blackyouth.ca)
LGBT2Q+ Youth Line: 1-800-268-9688 (website: www.youthline.ca)
Naseeha Mental Health Hotline for Muslim Individuals: 1-866-NASEEHA (627-3342) (website: www.naseeha.org)
911 or go to your local Emergency Room
211 is a helpline and online database of Ontario’s community and social services.