The Trillium obtained the province's data on school exclusions, but advocates say it's woefully incomplete

Ontario’s education minister Stephen Lecce announced a new round of direct payments to parents, encouraging them to use the $200 to help with student learning recovery.

A new Toronto District School Board (TDSB) survey shows that students, parents and teachers do not support the government’s plan to make e-learning mandatory for high school students.

‘It’s time for the Ford government to cut its losses and back off its misguided changes to education and settled with teachers.’

OPINION: The Tories are pitching a “back to basics” approach. What they’re really doing is missing the point of education entirely.

Principals and vice-principals said they deal with staffing shortages in various ways such as using “unqualified adults” or cancelling classes.

The government argues a looming financial crisis justifies any breach of collective bargaining rights with wage-cap law

Leaders from the province’s education and teachers’ unions are expressing serious concern over the impact Bill 28, a law that imposed contracts on 55,000 CUPE education workers and banned them from...

Doug Ford's government's first offer to education workers represents a significant cut in pay and benefits

The Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association has launched a complaint with the labour relations board.

A new Environics Research poll shows the public is behind the teachers.

Ontario’s public school teachers are calling for a strike vote next month to apply some heat to the province as bargaining drags on.

James Griffith would normally be excited to begin the fall semester with his Grade 12 students in Kingston, Ont. But this back-to-school season isn't like anything the high school teacher seen before.

The Ford government’s decisions often appear improvised, and subject to change at a moment’s notice. It has not inspired confidence in its competence

How Doug Ford made Ontario's health care situation even worse

Since the start of the school year, the board has hired 300 occasional teachers, and plan to interview 400 more by the end of May.

A new Environics Research poll shows the public is behind the teachers.

Stephen Lecce has never actually held a job anywhere in the public education system, which, according to him, is now need of a “transformational” overhaul

After five students were charged with assault following a hallway brawl at Tommy Douglas Secondary School, two different teachers’ unions say some of their members feel unsafe going to work. “There...

The board also called for a meeting with the education minister to discuss ‘unfunded benefit and sick leave costs’

Ontario isn’t spending enough on its public services. That has been true for a long time, but last week’s report from the Auditor General provided new examples of important work that’s not getting...

Parents and advocates are raising concerns over changes made to the Ontario Autism Program, saying the provincial government is failing to meet the needs of kids and families.

With mounting concerns over cases of violence and abuse, union leaders and teachers say there are multiple issues that need to be addressed.

The Toronto District School Board has said it is facing a deficit of roughly $26.5 million for the upcoming year, even after some cuts have already been made.