In an emergency meeting on Monday, the Toronto District School Board voted to comply with all the changes recommended by the province.
A scathing report was released last week, detailing a “culture of fear” at the board, with employees fearing their e-mails and telephone calls were monitored. It also criticized trustees for interfering with schools and hiring, and included a pay cut of $17,000 to board director Donna Quan’s salary.
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Liz Sandals, Ontario’s Education Minister, called the allegations “appalling” and gave the board four weeks to adopt 13 recommendations. She told the board she would look at appointing a supervisor if the changes aren’t made.
Trustees will hold four more public meetings before the deadline next month.
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