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 looms, Sask. government has no plans to change course | CTV News
TORONTO – The Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association (OECTA) is extremely alarmed by a government memo to school boards, recommending that boards stop hiring teachers and other staff, including hiring needed to fill vacancies for…
Public board has about 110 elementary students enrolled in online learning, and 81 secondary students; Niagara Catholic currently has 99 elementary students, and 21 secondary students. Niagara boards wait for province on virtual learning |…
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The provincial government has ended public hearings on an education bill it says will improve student learning. Mixed opinions about education bill – KenoraOnline: Kenora, Ontario’s latest news, sports, weather, community events.
Based on recommendations tabled in the Ontario Human Rights Commission ‘Right to Read‘ report, the Northeastern Catholic District School Board (NCDSB) asked its staff in September to change how it teaches reading and writing. Timmins news: NCDSB implements changes based…
School board says it has committed to providing additional resources to support school’s students, staff and community Parents protest over student safety concerns at a Mississauga Catholic school