The vast majority of eastern Ontario's 12 school boards have moved to online learning this week as thousands of education workers remain on strike across the province.
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Eight of eastern Ontario's 12 school boards are closing schools and moving to remote learning Friday because of a strike by an education union the province has made illegal. More schools could move to remote learning next week.
Eight of eastern Ontario's 12 school boards are closing schools Friday if a planned strike by an education union goes ahead. Three of the boards say schools will stay open and one hasn't announced a decision.
Ottawa's English Catholic school board will close all in-person learning on Friday in anticipation of a planned walkout by education workers with the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), a spokesperson said Tuesday.
Unlike the online classes run during the pandemic, virtual schools are full-time standalone schools with their own staff who deploy teaching strategies directed specifically at virtual learning
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All Ottawa English Catholic elementary and secondary schools will be closed on Tuesday, and there will be no virtual learning, as the clean up continues from Saturday's storm.