According to Ontario’s Ministry of Education (MOE) projections, today 2,038,183 of the Province’s school-aged children will present themselves for class. It is an exciting day for them and a tension-filled one for their parents.
TORONTO – La prossima settimana manderemo i nostri figli a scuola… forse. I bambini e la scuola sono il futuro della nostra società. Nella terminologia economica, sono i nostri beni più preziosi perciò investiamo individualmente e collettivamente nella loro crescita…
Next week we send our children back to school… maybe. Children and schools are the future of our society. In economic terminology, they are our most precious assets, and we invest individually and collectively in their growth.
TORONTO – Ecco una buona notizia (non proprio): il ministro dell’Istruzione, Stephen Lecce, conquista i cuori e le menti degli insegnanti più vulnerabili dell’Ontario. Perché questo sia vero, prima deve “mostrarmi i soldi”. Sii scettico…
TORONTO – With the number of immigrants increasing yearly, it would appear that Canada is in ever-increasing need to establish an ethic, an identity to which all newcomers can [eventually] define as their own. The task for integrating those new residents and future citizens is left largely to the provincial authorities and their creature jurisdictions – the local school boards. Catholic boards have an autonomous authority in the constitution although they too pay service to the Provincial authority over the secular curriculum.
