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Kian Mirzaie, 16, says ‘it’s the right thing to do backed by the right data’ because the overuse of phones and social media threatens student well-being and contributes to bullying
School boards are already discussing cuts to balance next year’s budgets, signaling tough conversations ahead for the Waterloo Region District School Board.
Only 22 per cent of classrooms across the Waterloo Region District School Board have HEPA filter air purifiers. A school board spokesperson said classrooms that didn't see ventilation improvements —including HVAC system filter upgrades or window improvements — were put on a HEPA filter units priority list.
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WATERLOO -- The Waterloo Region District School Board is hopeful it will be bringing back students full-time for in-person learning come this fall. “And ensure they’re safe and that their mental health and well-being is at the forefront,” Lila Read, Associate Director of WRDSB said. As mandated by the province, remote learning will still be an option for students. WRDSB said dedicated teachers will assist with offering that mode of learning. For secondary students, there will be modified semesters with alternating weeks. “Students take four courses but they’ll only be doing two courses each week,” said Read. Only five per cent of the student population is enrolled in remote learning for September compared to the current school year where there's around 25 to 30 per cent of the student population enrolled.
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