Ontario to give education minister power to more easily take over school boards
- Ontario is set to give the Minister of Education the power to more easily put school boards under supervision and require police officers in schools.
- The legislation will expand reasons for investigation beyond financial matters to include matters of public interest.
- Ontario will require school boards to implement a School Resource Officer program if offered by local police services.
- The bill will also increase government oversight of financial decisions in the education system.
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‘I Want Politics Out of Schools’: Ontario Bill to Give Education Minister More Control Over School Boards
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra has introduced legislation expanding the minister’s authority over school boards, citing concerns about boards misusing public funds, shifting focus away from student achievement, and turning schools into “a political battle zone.” Bill 33, called the “Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025,” would allow the minister to step in more quickly when there are concerns over a school board’s practices. Meas…
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Ford government seeks sweeping new powers over schools and children’s aid societies
Legislation introduced by Education Minister Paul Calandra would require school boards to post expenses of "key individuals," set out requirements for expense policies, impose new controls on children's aid societies,
Legislation to Strengthen School Board Oversight
New measures would also help protect children and youth and promote student successOntario will introduce the Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025, that, if passed, would strengthen government oversight, accountability and transparency in public school boards, postsecondary education and children’s aid societies. The changes would also increase the safety, well-being and academic and personal achievement of children and youth.To further ad…
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