EQAO Testing
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Ontario school boards required to offer remote learning option for 2022-2023As well, the province said standardized EQAO tests will resume for Grades 3 and 6, and those results will form a new baseline against which to measure targets.EducationFeb 17, 2022
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Ontario government cancels EQAO testing due to coronavirus outbreakOntario's education minister says EQAO, the province's standardized testing, is cancelled for the 2019-20 school year amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.EducationMar 18, 2020
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Ontario principals ask Ford government to cancel EQAO testing amid teacher strikesGrade 9 standardized math tests set for earlier this year were postponed to June because of part of secondary teachers' work-to-rule campaigns included not preparing for or administering standardized tests.Feb 13, 2020
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Principals ask Ontario government to cancel next EQAO test amid teacher strikesThe Ontario Principals' Council is asking the education minister to cancel this year's Grade 10 standardized literacy test and delay it until next year.EducationFeb 13, 2020
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Guelph school board postpones Grade 9 EQAO math test amid work-to-rule campaignPublic high school teachers and educational workers are not administering or marking EQAO tests as part of a work-to-rule campaignEducationJan 9, 2020
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EQAO results released: WCDSB continues to lead the way in Waterloo regionThe Waterloo Catholic District School Board continues to be above the average compared to the rest of the province.EducationSep 25, 2019
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Guelph’s EQAO results fall in line with provincial averagesUpper Grand showed improvement in academic math scores, while Grade 6 math scores were low in both public and Catholic school boards.EducationSep 25, 2019
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Ontario elementary students’ math scores decline on EQAO testThe number of elementary students in Ontario who are meeting the provincial standard in math has steadily declined over the past decade.EducationAug 28, 2019
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Toronto secondary schools showing mixed progress: Fraser Institute reportAccording to the Fraser Institute's annual ranking of secondary schools, Toronto schools are among the highest and lowest ranked in Ontario.EducationFeb 19, 2017
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