Teachers union president says problem is getting worse
“The audit will investigate incidents of violence in schools and examine how the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development and the Regional Centres for Education and Conseil scolaire acadien provincial are maintaining the safety of their students and educators,” Auditor General Kim Adair said in an interview Monday.
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A shortage of drivers is causing delays and resulting in Toronto school bus operators using taxis to shuttle kids to and from class — a move that’s created confusion and unease for some parents. School…
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An education advocacy group is speaking out against the province’s proposed plan to allow Grade 11 students to leave high school to join an apprenticeship program full time. Many students will be ‘losing out on…
More than 100,000 students participated in a province-wide walkout on April 4, and on April 6, around 10,000 teachers, students and parents showed up to protest at Queen’s Park. They were all rallying against Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Lisa…
Identity politics dominate Waterloo Region public school board race ‘The Waterloo public board is really at the centre of the current culture war in Canadian education systems’ | TheRecord.com