Thames Valley School Board gearing up to welcome students back to classrooms
“That is the message we have for families, for staff, and bullying will not be acceptable,” she said.Should masking be reinstated? The latest COVID-19 update and more – Aug 2, 2022
“If there’s over 30 per cent absenteeism, a letter will go out to our families, but we don’t want to go there,” she continued. “We just want to make sure that we keep schools open. That’s our goal.”No need to isolate for 5 days if COVID-positive as long as symptoms improve: Ontario top doc “We can’t control what happens,” Pizzalato explained. “We’re just informing parents to make sure they follow STS , download their app, and just keep informed whether they have a bus that time. But we’re hopeful that we have enough bus drivers as well and that’s what STF has said, but you never know.”Back-to-school safety tips for kids heading back to the classroom
“We know that students’ experience over the last couple of years has varied,” he said. “But we are focused on really ensuring that we understand the learning needs of each and every one of our students so that we can respond appropriately and provide them with the support that they need.”
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