Both the Upper Canada District School Board and Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario have announced that their schools are open once again.
The schools had been closed Friday and Monday during the CUPE education workers strike.
School bus transportation will also resume.
In a statement, the Upper Canada Board said in part: “Our schools will reopen to students again tomorrow (Tuesday, Nov. 8) and classes will resume as usual. We know that this labour action has caused disruptions for families, and we hope that an agreement can be reached between CUPE and the provincial government soon. We look forward to welcoming our students back to our schools tomorrow.”
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While the Catholic Board said in part: “All schools will be open to students, who will return to in-person learning at that time. Regular student transportation will also resume. We thank you for your patience and understanding over these past few days. We will update families with any new information that may be shared with us through the ongoing provincial bargaining process.”
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