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Velma Morgan posing

Amplifying Black Women's Voices

Velma Morgan considers the importance of creating leadership pathways and supports for Black women.
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Occasional Teachers

ETFO Voice

The request for your services can come from different sources. Some boards use an automated system to contact occasional teachers. In other cases, it may be the school principal who will contact you.

Phyllis Benedict, President, talks to the media. Hot topics were the birth of a new union, collective bargaining and political action.

ETFO's First Annual Meeting

ETFO Voice

August 17 - 21, 1999 was a historic week for Ontario's public elementary school teachers and education workers.

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Making the Case For Arts Education

Jim Giles

Ontario politicians, through the Common Sense Revolution, are attempting to restructure and revise education and curriculum with the release of a so-called "more rigorous" curriculum.