The report says such incidents included anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim slurs delivered in class, taunts of “build the wall,” and calls for teachers to “go back to your country.” Continue reading
The parents are part of a network of advocacy groups fighting to stop cuts to public education and include Ontario Families for Public Education, Scarborough Families for Public Education, West End Parents for Public Education and several others. Continue reading
More than 100 teachers met at the TDSB head office Thursday to discuss what options are available to them after being laid off or having their hours cut. Continue reading
The Canadian Union of Public Employees says it has requested what is known as a “no-board report,” which starts a countdown toward a potential strike. Continue reading
Samuel Brown attended W. Ross Macdonald School for the Blind from the age of four until his death in February 2018, weeks shy of his 19th birthday. Continue reading
The province said the restriction applies to the use of cellphones during instructional time at school, with some exceptions. Continue reading
The government announced in the spring that high school class sizes would rise from an average of 22 to 28 students over four years. Continue reading
Ontario’s new sex education curriculum retains many elements of a previous Liberal government document that sparked controversy and that the Progressive Conservatives had slammed as ideological. Continue reading
“[TeachON] will follow a similar model to the broader Teach Coalition, working with MPPs to secure proper funding for independent school,” the organization said in a release. Continue reading
Elementary school enrolment is expected to increase by 550 students for the 2019-2020 school year. Continue reading