“It’s time to stop normalizing breaking the law and time to have a proper debate over whether schools with seclusion rooms … is what we intended, when we talk about building a high-quality education system for our children,” he said.
No legal authority for seclusion rooms used in N.B. schools, advocate says | CBC News
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“We are committed to pursuing alternatives to out of school suspension and working to develop learning programs, in particularly social problem solving programs and moving those programs upstream as possible,” he said. WRDSB suspensions decrease;…
While board commits to change, advocates call for change in leadership Black advocates disappointed by Waterloo Catholic board’s discussion of police call about Black student | CBC News
Ontario’s education minister needs to take action on screen time, if only to protect classroom time, Martin Regg Cohn writes. Education minister wants to tackle cellphones in class (thestar.com)