About Ross Public School
Ross Public School is a school with history, character, and pride. On May 26th, 2002, the Ross Community celebrated 75 years of excellence in education. Today, with just over 90 years of history, Ross continues to be a fantastic, diverse school community where students are provided with meaningful, relevant and valuable learning opportunities. Raider Pride is evident in all of the achievements of our students. Ross Public School is a Kindergarten to grade 8 school, located in Welland. Our school has an enrollment of approximately 225 students and is located in Area 2 of the District School Board of Niagara.
Busing information is available at nsts.ca or by calling 905-346-0290.
If your child has a medical condition, please fill in the appropriate form below and email it back to ros@dsbn.org at your earliest convenience.
authorization of provision of oral topical prescription medication
Ross School Library Search-Destiny
Ancestral Land Acknowledgement used by Ross and the DSBN:
A Land acknowledgement is a customary practice of Indigenous Peoples. It is a sign of respect and reciprocity when entering,
gathering and utilizing another’s space and place. Indigenous Peoples continue this practice amongst their Nations. Today the
practice is beginning to be understood and utilized to renew, respect, reconcile and reciprocate Indigenous and
non-Indigenous relations. The practice also serves as a reminder of pre and post-European contact histories, treaty relations and
obligations, as well as providing information for newcomers, now entering Indigenous territories. Today acknowledgements are
used for opening announcements in schools, events, gatherings and meetings; that specifically recognize the Nations who hold
treaty, right and title in the territory.
We use the Land Acknowledgement at our school gatherings and use it to begin each week on the announcements.
Ventilation Measures in Schools
A snapshot of DSBN’s ventilation measures for Ross’s School Ventilation and Filtration Measures is below. All schools can be viewed through the Board’s Webpage at https://www.dsbn.org/covid-19-information/standardized-ventilationmeasures.