The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board has reversed its decision to close kindergarten registration at four alternative schools, addressing parent concerns about potential closures and overcrowding.
A New Jersey school board member's suggestion to rename an elementary school after President Donald Trump gains White House support, sparking local debate over political naming policies.
Students at St. Pius X Catholic elementary school in Tecumseh created 2,200 handmade 'feel good' cards as part of a mental health initiative, donating them to Windsor Goodfellows for distribution in food boxes to community members in need.
A documentary filmmaker explores historical accounts that immigrant Catholic students, particularly Italians, were turned away from French Catholic schools in Quebec before Bill 101, challenging narratives about language choice.
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Students in Kitchener are organizing a rally to protest recent provincial modifications to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), citing concerns over increased financial burdens and reduced accessibility to education.
Family Fuse, a Windsor organization supporting Black youth and families in Ontario's education system, highlights the transformative impact of a $450,000 provincial grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
Students in Alberta are circulating a petition to cancel diploma exams, citing disruptions from recent teacher strikes and advocating for fair assessment practices.
A free program called Family Fuse is empowering Black parents in Windsor by providing advocacy tools and community support to navigate the education system effectively.
Think-tank member Ken Lima-Coelho argues that mentorship is essential infrastructure for Calgary's growth, with over 180 youth waiting for mentors at Big Brothers Big Sisters.
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Citizen readers share opinions on Algonquin College funding reductions, the passing of award-winning photographer Bruno Schlumberger, and reflections on Canadian resilience during challenging times.
Students in Barrie are planning a demonstration to voice opposition to reductions in Ontario Student Assistance Program funding, highlighting concerns about educational accessibility.
A Montreal teacher has launched a legal challenge against a policy requiring transgender students to conceal their identity from parents, citing concerns over student safety and rights.
The Peel District School Board and York Catholic District School Board are now under provincial supervision, bringing the total to eight Ontario boards with appointed supervisors.
CFUW members highlight persistent gender gaps in employment while advocating for equality through education and empowerment initiatives at national and international levels.
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The Saskatchewan NDP and childcare providers are condemning a new provincial-federal agreement that excludes some six-year-olds from $10-a-day rates, causing financial strain for families like Tina Lloyd's.
The Alberta government announced funding for 16 new school projects in smaller cities and rural areas, including Airdrie, Cochrane, and Canmore, as part of a $3.3 billion investment to address rapid population growth and student enrollment increases.
A new initiative in BarrieNewsMuskoka offers financial incentives for students to start their own businesses, fostering youth entrepreneurship and self-employment skills in the region.
The Ontario government has formally taken over the York Catholic District School Board, following earlier warnings that it would be next if governance issues persisted. Education Minister Paul Calandra announced the intervention.
British Columbia teachers have overwhelmingly approved a new four-year collective agreement featuring a 12% wage increase, additional support staff, and enhanced preparation time for elementary educators.
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Ontario's Education Minister Paul Calandra has appointed provincial supervisors to oversee the Peel and York Catholic District School Boards, citing governance concerns.
Teachers in British Columbia have overwhelmingly ratified a new four-year collective agreement, securing a significant 12% wage increase and improved working conditions.
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra advocates for paper report cards alongside digital versions, citing accessibility issues and aiming for educational uniformity across the province's 72 school boards.
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board announces a shift in the academic calendar, with the new school year starting before Labour Day in 2026, impacting students and families across the district.
The Alberta government will reveal specifics on new school constructions in rural communities as part of Budget 2026, aiming to enhance educational infrastructure across the province.
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A hands-on boot camp in Barrie gives teenagers practical experience in skilled trades, addressing labor shortages and offering career insights.
Arrests occurred at a Toronto demonstration against OSAP cuts, as Ontario reinstates paper report cards. Thousands in P.E.I. seek family doctors amid physician departures, highlighting healthcare and education crises.
Citizen letters highlight Ottawa's kindness in the ByWard Market while addressing AI legislation concerns and education funding cuts at Algonquin College.
The U.S. Department of Education is under fire for displaying a banner of conservative activist Charlie Kirk alongside education pioneers, sparking outrage on social media over his controversial views.
Over a thousand students from Waterloo Region joined widespread protests against provincial cuts to the Ontario Student Assistance Program, highlighting growing financial pressures on post-secondary education.
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Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra pushes for standardized curriculum and safety measures, while parent advocates highlight chronic underfunding, larger class sizes, and staff shortages as root causes of declining student outcomes.
