Addressing systemic inequities in access to technology, curriculum opportunities, programming, and educator supports will lead to greater student success. Providing culturally relevant learning opportunities for all students benefits all communities.
In-person learning helps to diminish inequities in education for marginalized, racialized, Black, Indigenous, and 2SLGBTQI+ students.
Better supports are available in-person for the social and emotional growth of students, including Educational Assistant support.
Students achieve greater success in smaller classes.
Smaller class sizes keep smaller rural school communities open, ensuring robust opportunities for learning.
More school and community services should be made available to students to help address the increase in mental health issues.
More school-based speech and language services are needed to support students in the classroom.
Increase funding for services provided by board-employed practitioners.
Removal of School Resource Officers or other similar programs from all of Ontario's publicly-funded schools.
Dedicated, sustained funding for violence-prevention initiatives from early learning to post-secondary.