HDSB Kindergarten Open House Comes to Milton's Cedar Ridge School on October 28

Parents of Milton's youngest future students have a chance to get a head start. The Halton District School Board is hosting a series of kindergarten open houses across the region, including one in Milton, for families whose children will start kindergarten in fall 2027.

What Happened

The Milton session takes place at Cedar Ridge Public School (815 Kennedy Circle) on Wednesday, October 28 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Registration for the open house itself is not required.

Families can explore kindergarten classrooms, meet HDSB staff and learn how the program supports early learning, with complimentary children's books, tote bags and information about before- and after-school care on offer.

Key Details

• Milton open house: Cedar Ridge Public School, 815 Kennedy Circle, Wednesday, October 28, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

• For families with children starting kindergarten in fall 2027.

• No registration required to attend the open house.

• Age requirements: Junior Kindergarten children must turn four by December 31, 2027; Senior Kindergarten children must turn five by the same date.

• Families can register for school now through an online form or in person.

• Other regional open houses are set for Oakville (October 7), Georgetown (October 15) and Acton (November 4).

Community Impact

Starting school is a big milestone, and an open house lets Milton families see classrooms, ask questions and feel more prepared before registration. The take-home books and childcare information are a helpful bonus for busy parents.

Planning ahead also helps families sort out before- and after-school care in good time.

Background

The Halton District School Board serves Milton, Oakville, Burlington and Halton Hills. Kindergarten in Ontario includes Junior and Senior Kindergarten, with eligibility set by the child's age in the calendar year they start.

Source: FM101 Milton Now / Halton District School Board — https://www.miltonnow.ca/2026/10/02/139339/

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