Supervisors have found tens of millions of dollars in cuts but red ink remains at TDSB, TCDSB, Peel public board.
In a surprise move Thursday afternoon, Ontario’s provincially supervised school boards publicly posted their budgets for next year, revealing that while supervisors have found tens of millions of dollars in cuts, they remain deep in deficit.
The Toronto District School Board, one of eight boards under provincial supervision, says its projected 2026-27 budget deficit has been reduced to about $15 million, from $74.5 million, after the supervisor identified $59.5 million in savings.
The changes affect outdoor education sites, science-related resources for teachers and cafeterias, among other things. We take a…
Staff were scheduled to present a budget update to the TDSB's parent involvement advisory committee. Instead, no new figures were…
That includes more than 200 teachers who got notices warning they could be out of work this fall, according to a document filed…
The cuts include more than 201 educational assistants and 36 secretarial and administrative staff.
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