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Your Voice Your Vote

Make sure you are registered with ETFO and have your ETFO ID number to participate in the upcoming Central Strike Vote. Voting will take place

Executive (Women Only) By-Election Results

Loreen Gale – 19 – Elected Haley Higdon – 13 Efstathia Sotiropoulos – 7

ETFO Toronto Occasional Teacher Smartfind Survey

The Local is still hearing from members that OTs are not seeing jobs online. If this is something that you are experiencing, please fill out

World Teachers’ Day – Standing with teachers: 60 years of protecting the profession, advancing its status and shaping our futures

Online Central Strike Vote November 9 to 18 As you know, central bargaining is paused while we wait for a decision from the Ontario Labour

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day

Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day, a time when we reflect on the legacy of Canada’s residential school

ETFO CB eNewsletter

Online Central Strike Vote November 9 to 18 As you know, central bargaining is paused while we wait for a decision from the Ontario Labour

Welcome Back to School

This is the first week back at school for students! Wishing educators, students, and families a positive start to the school year!

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Requests to join a committee can be ongoing throughout the year and are conditional on the availability

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School Board Trustees: Your Community’s Voice in Public Education

The Role of School Board Trustees Each public school board in Ontario is governed by a board of trustees. School board trustees are locally elected

Smaller classes. BIG DIFFERENCE.

As parents and educators, we want the best start for our kids. But class sizes are too big in Ontario’s schools – and our kids are paying the price. With overcrowded classrooms and more class complexity, too many students’ needs are going unmet. Tell the Ford government to get serious about tackling overcrowded classrooms.

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School Board Trustees: Your Community’s Voice in Public Education

Ford Government’s Attack on School Board Independence. At the end of the 2024-25 school year, the Ford government placed several school boards under Ministry of Education supervision.

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