As stated by Premier McNeil on March 8, 2018, parents can now go "directly to the department (of education)" if they have questions or concerns with the public school system. Here is the contact info for the Minister of Education's office : https://t.co/YxWNmacqZt #nspoli
My recommendation is to continue following the ministers original directive and forward all concerns directly to @zachchurchill. https://t.co/XyXHB8qcR4
CPJH staff and students respectfully listening to the GSA presentation in preparation for the International Day of Silence being held worldwide this Friday. Thank you to Ms Aikenhead-Bain and Mr. White and to an excellent student group for a powerful message on equality for all.
@zachchurchill. 1) I am a middle school mathematics teacher. 2) Major educational reform should include consultation from front line professionals. #GlazeReport misses the mark on fixing an already fractured system. #PressPause
Dr Mr. @zachchurchill
If you’re looking for ways to improve public education might I suggest watching the hours of teachers speaking at Law Amendments. You played on your phone the first time.
Sincerely
- Teacher, parent of 2 and concerned tax payer. #stepupforstudents
Chaos in our schools, overcrowded classes, lack of support for kids. Stephen McNeil stop dividing and distracting. #dividedistract#nspoli
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You won't find this in the Glaze report, but most Nova Scotians believe the McNeil govt harmed public education by attacking the collective rights of teachers. #nspoli https://t.co/eDzhFibGwN