People for Education survey finds smaller classes, more staff among resources leaders asking for
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Ontario government wants tougher cellphone rules in schools
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Well-funded public schools are more important than election giveaways
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Kitchener parent worries about her child’s education amid French teacher shortage
Andrea Anao’s son will be going into Grade 9 next fall, but she’s concerned he won’t be as prepared as he should be because he hasn’t had a permanent French teacher in months. Kitchener parent…