Ontario gets harsh with school dropouts
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HUNTSVILLE, ONT. - The Ontario government plans to introduce legislation that will require students to stay in school until they reach the age of 18, said the province?
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Almost four out of 10 universities might not take students applying with the new Diploma, a survey finds.
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Since the president signed No Child Left Behind, the law has imposed changes on education, but it has also faced a backlash.
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School systems increasingly say they cannot afford to pay to privately educate disabled children whose parents unilaterally reject their proposed placements.
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The go-go for-profit education sector starts to lose momentum.
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NOBLEJAS, Spain Â A small-town Spanish mayor concerned about a high dropout rate in local schools has devised a way to keep kids studying Â pay them.
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TORONTO (CP) - Proposed government changes to school transportation funding formulas don't make any sense, the New Democrats and parents with children in the Durham District School Board said Thursday.
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OTTAWA (CP) - Ontario's highest court has given the go-ahead for the first class-action lawsuit by former students of a native residential school.
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Schools aren't sure why enrollment is down. Some experts cite rising fears among illegal immigrants.
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A falling birth rate and demand for education in Welsh means a big change in the capital's schools.
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Canadian high school students still rank among the world&#39;s best, but an international report says their grades are slipping. According to a 41-country study conducted by the Organization for Economic Co-operation
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Â· Few institutions pass admission benchmarks Â· Russell Group blames low achievement at school
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Some parents are opting to ÂunschoolÂ their children, a philosophy broadly defined by its rejection of not only the schoolhouse but also classes, curriculums and textbooks.
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Premier Dalton McGuinty sent a shot across the bow of have-not provinces Sunday, warning that Ontario will not support efforts to wring billions more in equalization payments out
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OTTAWA - Chastened by an international report slamming Canada&#39;s child care programs, provincial ministers say they expect to make significant progress this week on a deal with Ottawa to quickly pump new money into learning and care programs for
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School saga is inflaming old divides between ethnic groups.
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Advocates for home-schooled students have, almost by their nature, a grievance against the educational establishment.