English Montreal School Board

The securities sitting right beside of front door are very kind and nice. When you visit there at the first time, just go and tell him what makes you come. Waiting too much time(about more than 90minutes, 3rd times visiting) even it took a 5-minutes issue. I hope that calling appointment in advance is essential or staffs should think together on the way to solve it. And lots of things I want to type down lots of things about people work in there, but I....maybe next time.

Everyone is accommodating. Special mention to Silvy! :)

Important information before you get to the English Montreal School Board:- free parking available- if you are there to get application or renewal of certificate of eligibility, enter from the back (up the stairs) with a white sign next to the door. Ignore the sign that states All Visitors enter from the main door". I think they left it by accident maybe cause that was done before COVID times. Creates confusion!- Bell they ask to ring did not work when I was there. Don't trust it.- This place is for persons living on the Montreal island; if you are west island or elsewhere

We are grateful to Patrizia Caimano for her outstanding professionalism in managing the admission of my children to the EMSB school and for her kindness in her approach to the new guests of this country. We also sincerely thank the Commission that appointed her for such a delicate assignment.We are delighted with the inclusion of our children at the Bancroft School, close to both our home and the ETS I am collaborating with. In Bancroft, the principal and her team welcomed the kids with great generosity and commitment. Sincerely, Dr. vincenzo Dentamaro.

I arrived without an appointment and stomped in expecting all sorts of delay and confusion.What a relief!What a pleasant surprise!The porter and a lady greeted me and sorted out from my word salad that I needed to register my son for summer school; I needed to pay for summer school matriculation; we are country folk and don't understand even how to cross a road; I have not one, not two, but too many teenagers; that one son failed spectacularly, but that I still loved him....(Doesn't my agrammatic run-on sentence signal a desperate need for a sound education?)I was met with professionalism, courtesy, fluidly bilingual employees.I am delighted to have moved to Montreal and transferred my boys to EMSB. If they fail (again!?!), it will not be because of EMSB.

We are newcomers and went to visit the school door number 121 and I have all my documents for my medical issue because I want to study in English my sister and I and the documents from the hospital that I have proves that I have a big issue in my brain, we arrived at the door and wanted to enter but she kicked us out and told us to wait outside maybe because we are Arab. Unfortunately this situation was really bad and she was rude plus she didn’t treat us well as if we are kids and she was RACIST. Not recommended at all and I hope no one gets put in my position in that situation.

incredibly poor decision making for youth that require intelligent thinking and leadership

My experience with the EMSB school boardWas horrific and if I can give zero stars I would.It all started with me receiving a call for a on-call substitution" in support staff.I was told on the phone call that I have to pass a test first

There school's are terrible, they just now installed air filters for COVID and either there heat is too hot or its not on at all. There teachers are that good but the CCWs are awesome.

While you go for your child registration, first enter the main gate and ask the man who h gate you need to enter. He'll show you on his computer (security camera). Though it is written press the buzzer just one time but you can press it twice thrice. In my case, the door was opened for the 3rd visit to the gate and press the buzzer 3-4 times. For the first two visit to the gate, I pressed the buzzer just one time and noone appear.