Caroline Alphonso

At LaSalle Public School, located in a bedroom community of Windsor, the youngest learners are being introduced to coding – and they’re being taught these skills without a screen

Unlike in past years, students no longer needed to audition, present portfolios or write entrance exams to be admitted

Toronto District School Board principals are being put on administrative leave more often and for longer compared to other Ontario counterparts

Premier Blaine Higgs’ government has proposed to completely dismantle New Brunswick’s French-immersion program

One bullet struck the Grade 10 victim in the upper chest when he went outside around lunchtime, but he managed to get himself back inside to safety

TDSB spokesperson said that the board learned of the reports of ‘serious acts of anti-Black racism’ at the school late last week

Advocates are hopeful that a federal government plan could lead to a universal school food program

Premier Scott Moe says he’ll recall legislature to override judge’s pause on school measure

Education Minister Stephen Lecce said the results reflect students experiencing more stability in schools after about three years of pandemic-related disruptions

Pronoun policies and sex education are just some of the targets of conservative movements that want to control how children learn. Some pupils have other ideas

Most school boards have social-media policies that are meant to govern the actions of employees

International ranking of results from 81 countries show overall rankings declined between 2003 and 2022

Paul Dubé says his office has received ‘disturbing accounts’ of errors related to providing parents funding during pandemic-related school disruptions

About 20 students will graduate from Queen’s French-as-a-second-language multisession program this spring, which certifies instructors while aiming to keep them in the region

The survey showed that more than 90 per cent of teachers either strongly agreed or somewhat agreed that it was valuable to teach students about politics and government

Toronto-area school board’s move of assessments into regular school days, and not on dedicated end-of-semester days, is part of a wider movement in public education to examine how students are evaluated

An arbitrator has awarded teachers and education workers 2.75 per cent for last year of three-year contract

Community members of Kingsville, Ont. are asking school board to rescind decision to name new school Erie Migration Academy

Ontario Teachers’ Federation rejects proposal by Ontario Education Minister, school trustees to allow retired teachers to work 95 days a year in schools with no effect on their pensions, instead of the normal 50

Toronto and Ottawa area school boards accuse the companies behind Facebook, Instagram, SnapChat and TikTok of using ‘exploitative business practices’ to maximize profits at the expense of students’ mental health and well-being