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thestar.com > business > province-issues-restraining-order-against-renowned-toronto-performing-arts-institution-randolph-college > article_3c575b75-f52c-447a-8243-cce059e2c88a.html

Province issues restraining order against renowned Toronto performing arts institution Randolph College

19+ min ago   (946+ words) Toronto, ON - August 27: Actor Sarah Jean Hodkinson is speaking out about wage theft at Randolph College for the Performing Arts where she was a teacher until recently. Hodkinson quit in March 2026 says she is still owed up to $5,000, nearly five…...

Toronto Star
thestar.com > news > gta > 10-parents-and-kids-share-their-best-first-day-advice-at-tdsb-s-largest-elementary-school > article_d3c0c3d5-17af-418d-96eb-c0c5c8837289.html

10 parents and kids share their best first-day advice at TDSB’s largest elementary school

12+ hour, 9+ min ago   (1122+ words) Families gathered outside two Thorncliffe Park schools with hugs, reminders and a few words of wisdom for the year ahead. Alisha Ali, 4, got some family advice on the first day of school as she entered junior kindergarten at Fraser Mustard…...

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thestar.com > news > world > united-states > americans-satisfaction-with-schools-is-at-a-low-point-new-gallup-poll-shows > article_fb74a9f4-184f-5dbe-8b28-762800131f32.html

Americans’ satisfaction with schools is at a low point, new Gallup poll shows

1+ day, 5+ hour ago   (539+ words) Americans’ satisfaction with the quality of K-12 education in the country has hit a low point, driven by a growing political divide and concerns that schools are not preparing children for college and future jobs. At the same time, dissatisfaction…...

Toronto Star
thestar.com > opinion > contributors > as-a-professor-at-the-start-of-a-new-school-year-i-ve-got-one-question-will-my-students-even-read-the-essays-ai-writes-for-them > article_ee4881c0-db3e-4ea2-b60e-56172939e446.html

As a professor at the start of a new school year, I’ve got 1 question: Will my students even read the essays AI writes for them?

1+ day, 19+ min ago   (469+ words) A placard bearing the message “Screens down, pencils up” is seen at a school-board meeting, in Ardmore, Pa., on May 11, 2026. September comes in clinging to the last vestiges of summer. It drags its heels, kicks up dust. It does not…...

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thestar.com > news > canada > canadian-teens-still-rank-among-the-world-s-best-in-reading-math-and-science-but-scores-are-slipping-here-s-why > article_4296e2e8-7711-4767-87bc-2a8bfb9e845a.html

Canadian teens still rank among the world’s best in reading, math and science — but scores are slipping. Here’s why

1+ day, 19+ min ago   (1094+ words) Canada’s decline in 2025 mirrors a global downward trend, according to the latest findings from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Canadian teens are outpacing most of the developed world when it comes to math, reading and science, but their…...

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thestar.com > politics > provincial > ontario-s-new-school-year-starts-with-major-curriculum-changes-and-one-big-labour-question-here-s-what-you-need-to-know > article_3b1639e3-3313-4c00-a86a-95c8db1809ec.html

Ontario's new school year starts with major curriculum changes and one big labour question. Here's what you need to know

2+ day, 19+ min ago   (904+ words) Ontario teachers and school support staff start the year without a contract, leaving uncertainty around labour peace. Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra listens in on a Grade 6 math class as he tours Wazoson Public School after making a funding announcement…...

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thestar.com > opinion > contributors > the-first-eight-years-of-school-shape-our-precious-childrens-lives-why-wont-governments-treat-education-as-their-most-important-job > article_7f27de83-d0c4-4f96-89b9-4c9b53afd329.html

The first 8 years of school shape our precious children’s lives. Why won’t governments treat education as their most important job?

2+ day, 21+ hour ago   (258+ words) Mary Ellen Kot a grandmother of two Wilkinson Junior Public School graduates and former educator reminisces about her grandkids days at the school and laments TDSB funding cuts. The first thing you notice at Wilkinson Junior Public School in East…...

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thestar.com > news > ontario > ai-is-forcing-this-ontario-teen-to-abandon-his-career-dreams-i-want-to-bet-on-reality > article_be366db3-8756-487c-9007-73e9512e5799.html

This Ontario student's dream was to follow in his mother's career footsteps. Then reality hit

2+ day, 22+ hour ago   (1199+ words) As artificial intelligence reshapes the job market, high school students are trying to make career choices that will still make sense years from now. Jonathan Ogboru made a last minute pivot from computer science to biology as he plans to…...

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thestar.com > news > gta > more-than-6-000-university-of-toronto-staff-vote-for-strike-mandate-days-before-classes-begin > article_21128630-2110-40a9-b478-26f648e03ff5.html

More than 6,000 University of Toronto staff in position to strike on Tuesday’s first day of classes

3+ day, 8+ hour ago   (424+ words) The union said workers, who include IT employees, program co-ordinators, academic advisers and lab assistants, voted 96% in favour of a strike. Contract talks between the University of Toronto and the union representing 6,100 administrative and technical staff are continuing through the…...

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thestar.com > news > gta > a-toronto-area-dad-sold-his-home-and-moved-cities-to-help-his-autistic-son-why-moves-like-his-are-raising-alarm-bells-at-ontario-public-school-boards > article_2f66eb69-8f6c-406b-b4de-970d22aca408.html

Why is Ontario public school enrolment dropping? Inside the trend setting off alarm bells for school boards

3+ day, 22+ hour ago   (1309+ words) Ontario public school enrolment is declining, setting off alarm bells as parents look for alternatives. The drop in student numbers is worrisome for boards because funding is largely tied to enrolment, so fewer kids means less money. Jonathan Bernhardt didn’t…...