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The rumours have been swirling through the halls of the Toronto Catholic District School Board that a more lean fiscal future will be the new reality, and a late Friday afternoon e-mail from the provincial…
Near North teachers ‘nervous, greatly concerned’
Glen Hodgson is “nervous” and “greatly concerned” after the province recommended last week Ontario school boards implement a hiring freeze. The president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation local, representing high school teachers in…
Please read the article by Teresinha Medeiros sourced from iHeartRadio about OECTA filing for conciliation
https://www.iheartradio.ca/am800/news/ontario-catholic-teachers-file-for-conciliation-1.10226618
Parents with autistic children ‘cautiously optimistic’ at new funding approach Social Sharing
A Sudbury dad says he’s impressed that the government is listening. Sean Staddon, part of the Northern Ontario Autism Alliance, said proposed changes to the province’s funding model for families with autistic children were too…
Please read the article by Graeme Frisque sourced from Brampton Guardian about fines being given to Brampton residents for their OECTA KnowMore lawn signs
https://www.bramptonguardian.com/news-story/9703023-bramptonians-could-face-bylaw-fines-for-i-support-publicly-funded-education-lawn-signs/
Increasing Class Sizes A Blow To Student Learning, Teachers’ Bargaining Rights
Today’s announcement by Minister of Education Lisa Thompson was supposedly about modernizing classrooms, but in reality the government is continuing to move backward on publicly funded education and collective bargaining rights, says the Ontario English…