Ontario Sex Ed Curriculum
Ottawa woman who was once homeless believed to be first trans school trustee
Lyra Evans will become the school trustee for a downtown Ottawa district after garnering 55 per cent of the votes cast Monday as part of Ontario’s municipal elections. Continue reading
School boards directed to teach ‘2010 interim curriculum that is not widely known’ for sex-ed
By Niki Anastasakis Videographer
The school year has officially kicked off, and for teachers, there is still confusion regarding the sex-ed curriculum. Continue reading
Ontario parents divided over repeal of sex-ed curriculum, yet majority approve of content: Ipsos poll
The poll found the strongest amount of support for repealing the 2015 curriculum is in the city of Toronto and central Ontario. However, that support dropped off in southwestern Ontario and the 905 region. Continue reading
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Civil Liberties Association taking Ontario government to court over sex-ed curriculum change
At a press conference on Thursday, the organization announced it had filed an application to fight the government’s plan to introduce an interim curriculum starting in September. Continue reading
Kingston-area teachers’ unions hold public forum to talk about sex-ed changes
A group of concerned parents and educators gathered to talk sexual education at a public forum on Monday evening. Continue reading
Transgender students in Bowmanville condemn Ontario’s decision to roll back sex-ed curriculum
The 1998 curriculum excludes conversations about LGBTQ acceptance and gender identity. Continue reading
Horwath, health care workers ask PC government to stop repeal of sex-ed curriculum
The group of doctors, nurses and social workers signed a petition that was delivered to the provincial legislature today by NDP Leader Andrea Horwath. Continue reading
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Upper Grand School Board chair pens open letter on sex-ed curriculum
By Matt Carty Reporter
Linda Busuttil says there are many programs, initiatives and resources in place that will continue to support students. Continue reading
TVDSB vows to support LGBT2Q+ youth after changes to sex-ed curriculum
“TVDSB will continue to be an inclusive organization that works to affirm all identities,” including LGBT2Q+ youth and families. Continue reading
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Ontario school boards haven’t heard anything from province on sex-ed repeal
The Ontario Public School Boards’ Association said they have yet to receive any direction from the Tory government on the issue. Continue reading
