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All teachers and staff are committed to academic excellence and the provision of quality education which encourages social, emotional and moral development. Western Québec respects and promotes the rights and responsibilities of every individual while maintaining a student-centred, safe and healthy learning environment. Parents and communities are valued as collaborative partners in enriching programs and achieving goals.

Traditionally, Québec’s school boards were divided by language and religion. Our story begins in 1998 however, when the Government introduced a new educational framework by deciding to omit religion from public educational institutions. This changed jurisdictions and territories of school boards across the province. English schools and adult education centres in the Outaouais, Pontiac and Abitibi regions joined the Western Québec community. Today, its territory is approximately twice the size of Nova Scotia.​
Our Mission
Western Québec is an English school board dedicated to developing lifelong learners who contribute to society and are prepared for their future.
Our Logo

As of school year 2017-2018, the board of commissioners unanimously approved the adoption of a new logo for the Western Québec School Board. This simple and modern logo consists of 3 Ws and is meant to represent the people we serve and the values we hold.

Cultural differences are valued and celebrated within our student population through French-Immersion programs, First Nations events and student initiatives and activities.

In 2025, the Board enriched its visual identity by adding the slogan “Our Students, Our Community, Our Future”, highlighting our ongoing commitment to student success, community engagement, and the promise of a stronger future.

Our Slogan

Our Students, Our Community, Our Future!

Our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Statement

Western Québec’s 31 schools and centres provide English-language education to eligible students over an immense and diverse territory which covers the Outaouais, Pontiac and Abitibi-Témiscamingue regions.

Cultural differences are valued and celebrated within our student population through French-Immersion programs, First Nations events and student initiatives and activities.