Ontario’s public elementary schools will add 401 specialist teachers to help the province’s youngest learners advance in their reading skills, according to a tentative agreement negotiated between the government, school boards and a teachers’ union.
Similar Posts
Yukon schools grapple with ongoing teacher shortage
Teachers’ association president says vulnerable students are most affected Yukon schools grapple with ongoing teacher shortage | CBC News
Public funding for Catholic schools must continue, Steven Del Duca says despite anti-abortion moves by some
Del Duca says he is pledging to “protect and enhance” access to safe abortions in Ontario. Public funding for Catholic schools must continue: Steven Del Duca | The Star
16 months with no contract: Where Ontario’s four teachers’ unions stand
OECTA Niagara Elementary Unit president Jennifer McArthur said it has become clear the government and Catholic school board representatives “have not shown a willingness to engage in meaningful conversation” about the issues facing the publicly…
Doug Ford has no regrets about using notwithstanding clause, promises more pay for lowest-income CUPE workers
Premier says a general strike would be “so much more dangerous than Section 33. That was the only tool that we had.” Doug Ford has no regrets about using ‘notwithstanding clause,’ but promises more pay…
Teachers lack resources to meet classroom needs, and absences shouldn’t surprise us
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted schooling on a global scale, challenging teachers with a flood of unmanageable demands. These demands have persisted, resulting in an echo-pandemic of educator absences and attrition — educators leaving their jobs — that threatens…
Please read the article by Jaime Myslik sourced from Wellington Advertiser about work-to-rule strike action beginning on November 26, 2019
Byadmin
https://www.wellingtonadvertiser.com/etfo-work-to-rule-strike-action-to-begin-nov-26/