Parents speak out about school board supervision, funding levels at Toronto rally
Parents at a Saturday Toronto protest cite 'broken' accountability, board supervision and funding after rallies at 25 Toronto District School Board (TDSB) schools.
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Sunday, November 8 · 8 stories this morningPublic board holding high school info nights across the county
The public board is holding high school information nights across the county so families can learn about course options, clubs and student services.
This Nunavut student wants to be a nurse. Her community doesn’t offer the right courses
CBC reports that a Nunavut student hoping to become a nurse cannot take the courses she needs in her home community.
Rainbow Board top achieving English school board in Northeast in EQAO
The Manitoulin Expositor reports the Rainbow Board is the top achieving English school board in the Northeast in EQAO results.
Carleton Place's only French-language school is expanding, adding 138 student spaces by August 2027
Carleton Place's only French-language school is expanding and will add 138 student spaces by August 2027, Inside Ottawa Valley reports.
New French-language public high school classes coming to downtown Ottawa
The eastern Ontario French-language public school board will begin offering high school classes in Ottawa's Centretown next school year, CBC Ottawa reports.
Annette Hamm joins Grand Erie School Board Gallery of Distinction
Annette Hamm joins the Grand Erie School Board Gallery of Distinction, The Bay Observer reports.
Grade 7 and 8 students invited to apply for Queen's Park page program
Grade 7 and 8 students can apply for the Queen's Park page program, which selects about 150 students from across Ontario each year.