We invite your organization to sign on to: A CHARTER FOR EDUCATION IN ONTARIO Preamble: To ensure a healthy democracy, we as a society, need an educated electorate. A quality public education [...]
School boards shouldn’t be mere political stepping stone If we paid trustees well, treated them with respect and gave them the autonomy they require, they might not be so quick to seek ‘higher’ [...]
The chair of Canada’s largest school board has resigned and also taken a leave of absence as trustee as he focuses on his run for MP in the fall federal election. Shaun Chen is running for the [...]
The Provincial ‘community consultation’ about how to deal with the Toronto District School Board included a meeting of Barbara Hall with the Campaign for Public Education in late [...]
August 26 (Wed) Regular Meeting 7pm September 16 (Wed) Operations and Facilities Management Committee 4:30 p.m. September 16 (Wed) Human Resources and Professional Learning Committee 5 p.m. [...]
Apparently, Walmart’s owners, the Waltons, aren’t satisfied with owning the largest low-wage employer in the country and being the richest family in the world. They’ve also been working [...]
“Education spending is frozen. Ottawa’s contribution is a pittance. Universities are floundering. At the very moment when they’ve proved their worth, and just as we’re about to need them [...]
SCHEDULE OF CONSULTATIONs Tues May 19 7-9pm Lawrence Heights North York West) (see map) Wed May 20 7-9pm North York Central North York Central Library 5120 Yonge St. (Yonge north of [...]
There is a basic cognitive science result I call “pre-conscious assimilation.” Within a tenth of a second, incoming information — whether in language, vision, or touch — is unconsciously [...]
