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Results among grade 3 students in the public school board is slightly below the provincial average.

The tests are conducted as a way of seeing how students across Ontario are meeting provincial curriculum expectations in reading, writing and math.

The Education Quality and Accountability Office has released its annual standardized test results.

The project is permitted under Canadian law, but does not have the blessing of Wet'suwet’en Nation’s hereditary chiefs, whose unceded territory it crosses.

Mark Fisher, TVDSB director of education, said that one of the board's focuses for this year is building relationships between students and staff.

The woman was brought to safety by mountain rescuers with her second parrot Jeckyll perched on her backpack.

After around a decade performing at its venue in downtown Lethbridge, Theatre Outré is moving on. The group announced the move late last month.

A Prime Video docuseries about the Duggar family contains never-before-shared details that paint a dark picture of life behind the camera lens.

The new bill, called the Better Schools and Student Outcomes Act, includes sweeping new measures aimed at standardizing the education system to align with "provincial priorities."

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.

The Ontario government will not back down on administrating standardized tests for public elementary school students despite a call from the provincial teachers union for a two-year moratorium.

TORONTO - Ontario students in Grades 3 and 6 are making some gains when it comes to reading and writing, but are lagging behind in math in an ongoing trend critics say is concerning.

TORONTO - An education advocacy group says a "worrying trend" is continuing in Ontario schools.

"We are awaiting a formal order concluding the proceeding, but terms to end the litigation were agreed upon over the weekend," a Peel District School Board spokesperson said.

Canada ranks higher than 10 other developed nations in scientific literacy according to a report released Thursday by the Council of Canadian Academies.

Persistently low test rates for students in high school applied math and English suggest Ontario should review those courses, the province's education accountability office said Wednesday.

Ontario is moving its standardized tests online in an effort to better engage students who have grown up in a digital world.

Education Minister Liz Sandals issued a warning to Ontario teachers Wednesday while expressing optimism about reaching new contract agreements before the start of classes Sept. 8.