Published On: February 24, 2021
Ottawa has updated its policy for international graduates — but advocates say it hasn’t gone far enough to address longstanding issues and new pandemic realities.
February 22, 2021
Long-time educator Charles Pascal discusses his book derived from five decades in Ontario education, "Leading from the Inside Out."
Published On: February 16, 2021
TVO.org speaks with U of T professor Funké Aladejebi about mid-20th- century Black women teachers — “the early architects of anti-racist education in Canada.”
February 05, 2021
An update on Ontario's return to in-classroom learning.
Published On: February 05, 2021
The Sudbury-based university entered creditor protection this week. TVO.org explains what that means — for students, the city, and the northeast.
Published On: February 01, 2021
OPINION: Some schools will be closed until at least February 10. Will they open on the 11th? A week later? A month? We still don’t really know.
Published On: February 01, 2021
The government has provided new information about funding, testing, and staffing. Read the full briefing.
Published On: December 07, 2020
OPINION: COVID-19 has brought uncertainty and terror for families. It’s my kids who keep me focused even when I’m feeling immense despair.
Published On: November 20, 2020
Since 1995, the York Region District School Board has partnered with Thornhill’s Giant Steps, a school and therapy centre. Now the board says the agreement is ending — and families worry kids will lose vital supports.
November 12, 2020
How are schools, students and parents faring with online learning?
Published On: November 06, 2020
COVID-19 readiness plans. Quarantine. Delayed permits. International students who planned to attend college or university in this province are facing obstacles on their path back to the classroom.
Published On: October 26, 2020
In a present-day world undergoing significant social change, the province’s teachers are finding new ways to engage students about the past.
Published On: October 22, 2020
Some Ontario universities managed to do in one weekend what might otherwise have taken a decade to accomplish — going almost entirely virtual.
Published On: October 19, 2020
Starting next week, teachers will be hired according to merit rather than seniority. Not all support the move — or when and how it was made
Published On: October 10, 2020
With full tuition for online university courses still in place despite the pandemic, and employers looking for skills-based training, some say more and more students could forgo the university route.
October 08, 2020
How are post-secondary students doing now that they're back at school?
Published On: October 06, 2020
In-person school can be risky — if it’s even an option full-time. But virtual studies often aren’t accessible. That leaves Ontario families struggling to make sure their kids will get an education during COVID-19.