The group developed a “co-payment” model that would see parents pay more than $3,000 per student to keep the program going, said Francine Salinitri, who is a professor at Wayne State University in Detroit. Salinitri has one child in the Grade 11 IB program at Riverside Secondary School and another in the Grade 9 pre-IB program that is being eliminated next year.
Parents offer to pay Windsor-Essex school board to save IB program | Windsor Star
Despite widely being considered the lowest rung on the political ladder, the race for a seat on the school boards continues to heat up What’s the fuss over a trustee title? – CityNews Kitchener
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“This proactive stance acknowledges that the spectrum of distractions extends beyond cell phones to encompass wearable devices and AI-enabled accessories like watches and glasses,” said OCSB Director of Education Tom D’Amico. Ontario cellphone ban: Ottawa…