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Guelph university’s wild homecoming party puts other schools on alert: 'Unlike anything that we've ever seen' (opens the original)
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The party in Guelph is over â but the problems it caused are now hanging over future homecoming festivities at other Ontario universities. The mayhem during the University of Guelph’s homecoming weekend â splashed all over social media â which sent dozens to hospital and saw police send in their tactical unit, has prompted calls to step up efforts to deter unsanctioned events that mar celebrations for students and alumni. Community leaders are urging everything from more proactive outr
Ontario’s students' Grade 6 and 9 math scores are a concern, TDSB sees improvements (opens the original)
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In Grade 3, almost two-thirds of Ontario students are meeting the provincial standard in math. But in Grade 6, only half are. When it comes to writing, two-thirds of Grade 3s are hitting or exceeding the standard, but in that case the number jumps to 85 per cent for Grade 6s, according to the results of the latest round of province-wide testing released Friday. This tale of two testing areas â where results drop drastically in math but soar in writing â is “an important pattern to pay atte
Ontario's public high school teachers set strike vote, joining other major unions (opens the original)
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The big five education unions have now all set strike-vote dates, with the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation announcing it will hold one in November. LâAssociation des enseignantes et des enseignants franco-ontariens, representing French board teachers, has also set its vote for that same month. The other three unions â representing English Catholic teachers, elementary public teachers and support staff â have previously scheduled November strike votes. “A strong strike mand
Ontario’s education funding per student is decreasing after inflation, watchdog finds (opens the original)
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Education spending may have gone up, but it is increasing at a much slower rate than in past years and per-student funding is decreasing when inflation is factored in, says a new report from the province’s financial watchdog. “In an inflation-adjusted basis (i.e., real 2026-27 dollars), provincial operating funding to school boards was $15,140 per student in 2025-26, the second lowest level over the last 10 years, after 2024-25,” says the report released Wednesday by the Financial Accountability
Ontario’s largest teachers union will hold a strike vote (opens the original)
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The largest teachers union in the province will hold a strike vote in November. The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario is the second education union to announce such a move, following the Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association on Monday. “The federation will hold an online central strike vote for all 84,000 members between November 9 and 18,” said a memo sent to its members â mostly elementary teachers, but also early childhood educators and other school staff â on Thursday
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