Posts tagged with “Local Ontario Child Care News”

Municipal and School Board Election Materials

This is a critical time for child care and early learning in Ontario, and we need to ensure that issues facing our sector are at the centre of candidate platforms and discussions.

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Durham: Petition to Municipal Centres to Extend Hours of Child Care

CAW Child Care Services, which closed this summer, offered extended hours to meet the needs of parents who work non-standard hours. » Continue reading “Durham: Petition to Municipal Centres to Extend Hours of Child Care”

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Amherstburg Early Learning and Child Care Centre

After over forty years supporting local children and families, Amherstbury Early Learning and Child Care Centre is one of the seven child care centres to be closed by the City of Windsor on August 31st, 2010. » Continue reading “Amherstburg Early Learning and Child Care Centre”

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Parents in Ottawa Outraged at Lack of Extended Day Programs

The extended day program (the before- and after- school component of the Full Day Learning Program) has been canceled at 14 of the 22 schools starting the program in the Ottawa Carleton District School Board in September. » Continue reading “Parents in Ottawa Outraged at Lack of Extended Day Programs”

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Updates and Bulletins on Full-Day Learning in Ontario

June 2010 Update – Many thanks to the Early Learning Division for this update on the many legislative and policy changes in Ontario

Transfer of responsibility for child care from MCYS to Ministry of Education
Full-Day Learning Year two schools announced
Bill 242 – Legislation Implementing Early Learning in Ontario
Regulations – Further Details on Legislation Implementing Early Learning
Full-Day Early Learning-Kindergarten Program Curriculum
Children with special needs/special education needs
Child care stabilization funding
Wage subsidy
More information from the Ministry of Education

Implementing Early Learning – OCBCC Bulletins

Bulletin #1: Site Selection, Concerns about Early Learning and Child Care Programs and How Municipalities Can Ensure Child Care Programs Stay Viable

Bulletin #2: Funding and Quality

Bulletin #3: Bill 242 – Legislation Implementing Early Learning

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York Region – Day Care Options Scarce

Kim Zarzour reports that none of the York Region schools implementing the Full-Day Learning Program will offer the extended day program. » Continue reading “York Region – Day Care Options Scarce”

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SAWRO – East Toronto Women Angry Over Exclusion From Full-Day Child Care

The South Asian Women’s Rights Organization (SAWRO) called a meeting in Toronto’s East end on June 15th at Oakridge Junior Public School to protest the exclusion of their community schools from Phase 2 of the Early Learning Program.

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Toronto Star: Small uptake of the extended day program across province

Predictions at this point are that just 15% of Ontario schools implementing the full-day learning program (already just 15% of schools) in September are going to offer the extended day program. » Continue reading “Toronto Star: Small uptake of the extended day program across province”

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Cornwall: Trinity Day Care closing

Davit Nesseth of the Standard Freeholder reports that the Trinity Day Care Centre in Cornwall, which has been open for more than 20 years, will be closing due to the financial impact of the upcoming Full Day Learning program in September. » Continue reading “Cornwall: Trinity Day Care closing”

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New postcard campaign! Support Early Learning!

We need to keep the pressure on the provincial government to implement Dr. Charles Pascal’s vision for the early learning and care.

To view the postcard, click here. » Continue reading “New postcard campaign! Support Early Learning!”

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