Bayview Glen

Bayview Glen emphasizes its co-educational, multicultural, and multi-denominational identity as central to its educational mission. The school's commitment to diversity is reflected in its values of compassion and respect for "diversity of identity and viewpoint," and it explicitly states that students develop "empathy and respect for diversity of identity and viewpoint." The school also includes a land acknowledgement honoring the Huron-Wendat Nation, The Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, The Mississaugas of Credit River, and The Mississaugas of Scugog, recognizing its responsibility to Indigenous peoples. However, comprehensive DEI initiatives, specific diversity programming, or detailed equity frameworks are not prominently featured on the website.

Parent involvement is actively encouraged through the Parent Association, which serves as the hub for volunteering and community engagement. The Parent Association runs uniform shops, organizes textbook sales and resales, and hosts friend-raising and fundraising events throughout the year. Parents can also serve as class or grade representatives, volunteer as coaches, and participate in field trips. The school hosts regular parent engagement events, including a Parent Book Club and Fireside Chat and a Parent Association Family Bowling Day, creating opportunities for families to connect and engage with the broader school community.

Uniform required