Education
Fleming College scrambles for fall students, given nearly one in three were international
Nearly a third of Fleming College’s student body is made up of international students – a large student segment now… Continue reading “Fleming College scrambles for fall students, given nearly one in three were international”
2020: The year of living dangerously for educational workers in Ontario
I cannot imagine what my former colleagues are thinking about the 2020 calendar year. This has probably been the toughest… Continue reading “2020: The year of living dangerously for educational workers in Ontario”
Board adopts ‘octmesters’ — 22 straight, full days of same subject
On Aug. 20, education minister Stephen Lecce instructed all non-designated boards to plan for a blocked semester school day for… Continue reading “Board adopts ‘octmesters’ — 22 straight, full days of same subject”
Catholic principals join call for slower re-opening
The Catholic Principals Council of Ontario, representing administrators working for the Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland and Clarington School Board, added their… Continue reading “Catholic principals join call for slower re-opening”
TLDSB commits $4 million from reserve to cover COVID expenses
Local trustees approved the spending of up to $4 million of their financial reserve to cover COVID related expenses for… Continue reading “TLDSB commits $4 million from reserve to cover COVID expenses”
What the first day of school will look like, elementary and secondary
Wes Hahn, director of education for the Trillium Lakelands District School Board, began to share with trustees last Tuesday at… Continue reading “What the first day of school will look like, elementary and secondary”
85 per cent of local parents sending their kids back to school
At a Special Meeting of the Trillium Lakelands District School Board, director of education Wes Hahn said that the vast… Continue reading “85 per cent of local parents sending their kids back to school”
