TDSB not allowed to close schools to save money and help next year’s budget
An expert says the TDSB is running a deficit, but if the province provided the necessary money, they wouldn’t be running a deficit.
Read MoreAn expert says the TDSB is running a deficit, but if the province provided the necessary money, they wouldn’t be running a deficit.
Read MoreIf post-secondary education continues to rely on technology, school boards need to ensure equitable access for students.
Read MoreOntario’s education support workers voted in favour of a tentative deal, but some CUPE members are concerned about the lack of support staff.
Read MoreThe latest survey from People for Education shows the issues faced by students and teachers have only grown since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic
Read MoreEnvironment Canada said the day would involve lots of rain and ice pellets mixed in as Noon approached, with the risk of freezing rain at noon.
Read MoreThe province has decided to resume extracurricular activities at schools according to their reopening plan.
Read MoreHumber has been providing free supplies on campus since 2017
Read MoreWhile Alberta’s Education Minister claims “kids pose no health threat to teachers” some Ontario parents think otherwise
Read MoreThe TDSB continues its rollout of pop-up vaccination programs in some schools
Read MoreProvince providing schools with free menstrual products supplied by Shoppers Drug Mart.
Read MoreProvince providing schools with free menstrual products supplied by Shoppers Drug Mart.
Read MoreIn order for youth aged 12 to 17 to be fully vaccinated by the first day of school, they need to receive their second dose no later than Aug. 24.
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