Ontario’s education system has been struggling with declining enrolments, aging schools and tight budgets. Now, an education advocacy group is in Thunder Bay Tuesday night to discuss potential changes to the school system.
Ontario’s education system has been struggling with declining enrolments, aging schools and tight budgets.
Now, an education advocacy group is in Thunder Bay Tuesday night to discuss potential changes to the school system.
The Toronto-based People for Education is hosting a public meeting to analyze the future of publicly funded schools in the province. The session will look at the way school boards are operating and how students are being assessed in a changing era.
The meeting is part of a provincial initiative to build a fresh vision for Ontario's education system that works in the 21st century. Executive Director Annie Kidder says changes need to be made to make sure students get the most out of their schooling.
The meeting is being held at the Thunder Bay Boys and Girls Club on Windsor Street from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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