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There will be no rainbow Pride flag flying at Catholic schools next June in the Halton Catholic District School Board (HCDSB). The decision was the outcome of a special meeting of the Board, last night convened to discuss a motion to fly the Pride flag during the month of June.
Those with Power in Education Policies Speak – So Who Benefits From This?
Günlük basmakale toplantılarımızda, çalışanlar herhangi bir pozisyona karşı olan argümanlarla ilişkili “erdemleri” kabul etmeden önce sağlıklı dozda şüphecilik gostermeleri teşvik edilmektedir. →
Tonight, trustees at the Halton Catholic District School Board (HCDSB) will hold a special meeting to discuss the motion to fly the Pride flag during the month of June.
At last week’s meeting (April 20), the Board heard from five delegates regarding a motion titled “Supporting our Diverse School Community”. Trustee Brenda Agnew initially presented the motion at an earlier Board meeting on April 6.
TORONTO – It’s open warfare at the York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB). A war in which everyone is against everyone. The apparent calm that reigns in Board, which for years has been at the center of controversy over incidents of racism, seems to have given way to open confrontation. →
Late last month, Alberta’s Minister of Education Adriana LaGrange, released a draft of her new curriculum for Kindergarten to Grade 6. Very shortly after, the curriculum was opposed by many groups and parents. →
There is no peace at the York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB). Time passes but earthquakes of all kinds continue to make this school board unstable. The latest in the series is the constant resignation of personnel and questionable decisions. →
HCDSB at the cusp of transformation who is in charge of Religion? →
With the Spring Break ending, distance learning resumed for students across Ontario today. →
Uma mudança pode estar no horizonte para as escolas católicas na região de Halton. →
