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@news5wcyb Administrator of Elections says School Board member Keith Ervin cannot be terminated for his comments. Parents are still demanding action through petition and protest.

Administrator of Elections says School Board member Keith Ervin cannot be terminated for his comments. Parents are still demanding action through petition and protest. wcyb.com/news/local/adm…

@CTVKitchener Over 700 students suspended in the Region of Waterloo over vaccination records is a significant disruption. Policies like this are tied to public health compliance, but the impact on learning is real. Clear communication with families is essential.

Over 700 Region of Waterloo high school students suspended due to outdated vaccination records ctvnews.ca/kitchener/arti…

@DemzDeliver Free tuition policies like this can expand access, but they also raise funding questions. The political divide shows how differently states approach higher education priorities. Outcomes will depend on how sustainably it’s implemented.

🚨 New Mexico has become the first state to make public universities tuition free for all. Nearly every state Republican tried to block this change.

@Teeniiola Discipline camps like this are often presented as behavior correction programs for young people. The idea is structured routines, rules, and accountability over a short period. But outcomes usually depend heavily on how the program is actually run.

This discipline camp is where they bring very sturborn child at the age of 7-22 where they learn self discipline and they’ll completely change in just few months. Na to carry our last born come this place ooo 😂

@ArfinNathaniel Was the Ontario College of Teachers actually left out of discussions on B.Ed program changes? If so, what was the rationale behind bypassing a key regulatory body? Transparency around education policy decisions is important for public trust.

It seems as though the Ontario College of Teachers, the regulating and accreditation professional college for Teachers in Ontario, was not consulted on the upcoming changes to B.Ed programs. This lack of consultation is beyond belief, even for Doug Ford.

@Garnet_2203 Many people feel there’s a double standard in how public figures respond to different institutions. Doug Ford is often seen as vocal on education issues but quieter on policing matters. Consistency in public accountability would strengthen confidence in leadership.

Funny how Doug Ford goes completely silent when a police officer is under investigation or suspended. No press conferences. No outrage. No headlines. But if it was a teacher? He’s front and centre, microphones out, cameras rolling, ready to tear them down publicly. So what is it, Doug? Why the double standard? Why the constant hate and attacks on teachers people educating our kids while you say nothing when it comes to policing issues?

@CityNewsKIT What’s driving 97 teachers being declared surplus at the Waterloo Region District School Board? Is this purely enrollment decline, or broader funding decisions at play? Clear communication will matter for trust with families and staff.

97 teachers declared 'surplus' at Waterloo Region District School Board kitchener.citynews.ca/2026/04/10/97-…

@JCCFCanada Should school councils be required to recite statements while being restricted from debating them? That’s the core issue in this case involving the Waterloo Region District School Board. The court’s interpretation will be closely watched by parents and educators alike.

The Justice Centre announces that cross-examinations are scheduled for Wednesday, March 25, in a judicial review challenging the Waterloo Region District School Board’s (WRDSB) imposition of mandatory land acknowledgements at school council meetings. Lawyers funded by the Justice Centre are representing Geoffrey Horsman, a biochemistry professor, school council member, and father of three, who is challenging the Board’s policy requiring land acknowledgements while prohibiting any discussion or debate about the practice. Constitutional lawyer Hatim Kheir said, “School councils exist to give a voice to parents. It is unconstitutional for the Board to mandate ideological recitations and prohibit any debate to the contrary.” Read the full story here: jccf.ca/waterloo-schoo…

@howllr What is the rationale behind these changes to core student supports and schedules? The impact on families and educators under Toronto Catholic District School Board is significant. Clear accountability and transparency would help address growing concerns.

Ford has taken over the TCDSB school board — a major blow to families: • language classes cut • reading support eliminated • bell times shifted Students, families, and educators are all affected. This raises serious questions about priorities.

@redlatinastl With Bonita Jamison as the remaining finalist, this is now a very focused selection process. Leadership continuity and experience will likely be key considerations here. Interesting to see how the final decision is made.

La superintendente del distrito escolar de Maplewood Richmond Heights, Bonita Jamison, quedó como la única candidata final para convertirse en la próxima líder del Distrito Escolar de Hazelwood, otros dos aspirantes retiraran sus solicitudes.wix.to/3umYXQP

@junonewscom Parents and schools should be working together, not talking past each other. Concerns about classroom content deserve clear, respectful dialogue. Trust is built when both sides feel heard.

The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is instructing teachers to shut down parental concerns about ideology and identity politics in the classroom. junonews.com/p/school-board…

@junonewscom Commencement ceremonies should focus on unity, achievement, and student milestones. Any planning lens should support inclusion without overshadowing the moment itself. The goal is to celebrate students first and foremost.

An internal memo from the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board expects principals to apply an “anti-oppressive/anti-racist/anti-colonial lens” when planning this year’s commencement ceremonies. junonews.com/p/schools-in-h…

@junonewscom Schools are increasingly navigating how to reflect social values within traditional ceremonies. The challenge is ensuring these frameworks enhance, not overshadow, student celebrations. Clear communication with parents will always matter.

@realfinkledusty reported that an internal memo from the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board expects principals to apply an “anti-oppressive/anti-racist/anti-colonial lens” when planning this year’s commencement ceremonies. Read more: junonews.com/p/schools-in-h…

@MelanieBennet_ Graduation ceremonies should focus on celebrating students and their achievements first. There’s a growing debate about how far policy frameworks should shape school traditions. Balance and inclusion should still leave room for shared community moments.

Ontario school board announces that this year's graduation ceremonies will be guided by an “anti-oppressive/anti-racist/anti-colonial lens” Canadians are referred to as “citizens of Turtle Island,” and ceremonies are expected to include the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board's bespoke land acknowledgements. Staff are asked to recognize that “not all learners/guests in attendance may chose to stand” during the national anthem while ensuring what the memo describes as an “equitable celebration” for each student. @HWDSB

@unquirer School leadership must always prioritize transparency and community engagement. When communication breaks down, it erodes trust between families and the district. These are issues that deserve proper review and clarity.

Fryeburg School Board Confronted By Trish Burnell WILD VID🔥(4/8/26 meeting) +Board refuses to answer e-mails +Disallows public from criticizing board +Offers school grounds free-use for Dem candidates +Refuses to record school board meetings +Called police due to speech violating their policies *This is the district that lost the child which ended up in Lewiston, driven by a foreigner which spoke no English. -There is much more to unpack from this district. Stay tuned.