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With the return to school this Fall, the education system has struggled with legal considerations around promoting health, safety and student success.

In a year that will go down as one of the most unpredictable years many of us have experienced, Financial Planning Month – October – is a good time to review your plan and take some practical steps to ensure you are well prepared for 2021.

As the province moves into recovery phase, and discussions regarding the Fall school year continue, legal issues effecting the education system abound.

Creating, maintaining and enhancing an inclusive learning environment is important for both post-secondary students and the educational institutions they attend.

Whether you need advice on how to negotiate rent relief with your landlord, or have questions on how to access the government support programs available to small businesses for rent assistance, this program will give you the information you need.  

Following the launch of the provincial government’s Learn at Home Portal in March, students across the province have been engaging in remote learning from their homes.

For the 2018-2019 school year, Ontario elementary public school teachers were required to teach a past sexual health and wellbeing curriculum.

Ensure you are up to speed on recent developments in human rights and Charter law in the education sector.

Both the College of Teachers and school boards hold educators in Ontario to high standards of care, respect, trust and integrity.

Whether your clients include ECEs, teachers, unions, parents and children, school boards or the regulators, get up to speed on tricky issues in the context of educator regulation before the Ontario College of Teachers and College of Early Childhood Educators.