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Education Minister Paul Calandra released testing data at the end of last year after sitting on it for weeks to consider scores he acknowledged were 'not good enough.'

Targets, such as opening dates for transit lines and GHG emissions, have been removed from scrutiny, while a housing tracker set up a few years ago displays data from 2024.

Anna Stokke said that some of the factors leading to a decline in math literacy in B.C. include the B.C. math curriculum, 'which has very vague outcomes for mathematics.'

While the results represent a slight improvement from the previous school year, the government said the test scores are 'not enough' progress.

Staff and volunteers at Bide Awhile in Dartmouth says even finding a pet for interested adoptees is a struggle right now.

EQAO results are generally published sometime toward the end of September and offer a snapshot of numeracy and literacy in the province. 

EQAO results are generally published sometime toward the end of September, offering a snapshot of numeracy and literacy in the province.

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Constitutional language and religious rights offer some protection to Catholic and French trustees, but the English public system could see them scrapped entirely.

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A list of the promises made by the Ontario PCs, NDP, Liberals and Greens ahead of the 2025 provincial election.

Upper Grand showed improvement in academic math scores, while Grade 6 math scores were low in both public and Catholic school boards.

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The number of elementary students in Ontario who are meeting the provincial standard in math has steadily declined over the past decade.

Earlier this month, the Ontario Teachers' Federation sent out a news release that said subsidies established by the previous Liberal government for additional qualifications in math "are coming to an end."

The Upper Grand District School Board said students in Grades 3 and 6 continue to make achievements in literacy and math after the province's release of the latest EQAO results.

Eighty-one per cent of eligible students who wrote the test were successful.

According to the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) standardized test in the 2016/17 academic year, only 49 per cent of Grade 3 girls in Ontario agreed with the statement they are good at math compared to 62 per cent of boys.

Ontario’s public elementary school teachers have called for a two-year moratorium on Grade 3 and Grade 6 standardized tests, saying the annual exams are expensive, detract from other subjects and give parents the wrong idea about what makes a good school.