Thames Valley trustees are concerned about the decision to offer 100 per cent of summer school programming online for the first time this year.
After hefty increases in 2023, the pay for almost all senior administrator with the Thames Valley District school board dropped last year
Thames Valley District school board is cutting dozens of staff who support teachers and students due to provincial funding “uncertainties.”
A London-area union has launched a petition to raise expectations of London-area students and allow educators to evaluate students honestly.
The cash-strapped Thames Valley District school board spent more than $300,000 in legal fees in February, its latest financial figures show, and it’s not saying why. “If you are looking for information on this matter, you will need to submit an FOI (Freedom of Information) request,” a spokesperson for the board said in an email. […]
Thames Valley’s education director refused to respond to questions from chair Beth Mail about the details of a senior administration retreat
More details emerge about Thames Valley District school board's use of a damage-control consulting firm that was paid more than $225,000.
The public silence from London trustees during a Thames Valley District school board scandal that re-ignited with the exits of its top officials amid leaves of absence by other administrators is unacceptable, a political observer says.
PA days have been a sore spot for some parents for several years, with many citing the difficulties in finding child care.
A pilot program that would give London Transit bus passes to Grade 9 and 10 students at a London high school cleared another hurdle despite a warning about the added burden it would put on school board staff. Thames Valley District school board trustees passed a motion at a committee meeting this week to send […]
The budget deficit facing the London region's largest school board has increased again, driven in part by another cut to the number of students at its schools – which has trustees searching for answers.
The head of a union representing 1,600 Thames Valley District school board employees says she wants to know whether trustees approved senior staff pay raises of up to 33 per cent that began in 2023.