In 2022, CBC News interviewed four Black Canadian students, shedding light on the pervasive issue of discrimination in schools. One poignant story came from Lidia Tewodros, a Grade 11 student who excelled in English and had a high reading level. Despite her accomplishments, Lidia was placed in an ESL (English as a Second Language) class […]
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Did you know that in Canada, nearly 10% of students experience grade repetition at some point in their academic journey? Grade repetition, commonly known as ‘streaming’ or grade retention, is a strategy employed to support students who have not achieved the necessary academic standards for progression. The primary goal is to offer these students an […]
The Story Behind Take Our Kids to Work Day Take Our Kids to Work Day began in Canada in 1994 as a pioneering initiative led by The Learning Partnership, a non-profit organization committed to enhancing public education. The idea was simple but powerful; give Grade 9 students across the country a day to step out […]
Learn how digital access and literacy can transform academic success, career readiness, and bridge the digital divide.
Explore how racial disparities in Ontario school discipline harm youth of colour, fueling the school-to-prison pipeline, and learn about solutions for equity.
Explore whether Ontario’s destreaming policy is truly addressing systemic bias in education. Learn how More Than Just a School supports Black and marginalized students beyond destreaming through community involvement and educational reforms.
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