More than 135 local teachers could lose their jobs under the province’s plan to increase secondary school class sizes.
Larger class sizes and mandatory online courses for high school students are among the many education changes announced by the Ontario government.
The average class size for high schools will increase to 28 from 22 starting in the new school year in September.
The province is changing the way it funds school transportation, and though it says no board will get less money than in past years, that’s not the way the general manager of the Ottawa Student…
A provincial memo obtained by CBC Toronto lays out the Ford government’s plans to cut thousands of full-time teaching positions in Ontario beginning this fall. In the 2019-2020 school year, the memo says, there will…
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Local teachers’ unions and education officials are growing concerned about a planned protest Wednesday morning in London, Ont. Education worker union offices vandalized in London ahead of planned protest | CTV News
As a one-day strike looms, the head of the Saskatchewan government’s bargaining committee says teachers are welcome to discuss issues such as class sizes and complexity, just not at the bargaining table. As teachers’ strike…
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