🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <6ch3e5$1uf@freenet-news.carleton.ca>,
cx172@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Elat Lerner) wrote:

> There is a rumor that the Ottawa Carleton District School Board 
> (OCDSB), which is made up of what used to be the OBE (Ottawa) and the 
> CBE (Carleton), will be taking the easy way out when deciding what to 
> do about Junior Kindergarten. In the current transition year what used to 
> be  OBE schools provide JK, the CBE schools do not.
> 
> The rumor is that the OCDSB wants to continue providing JK in the 
> schools that now offer it (Ottawa), but not in the other schools.
> 
> I am wondering if this is really possible. Politically, the trustees can 
> probably get away with anything. Even during the teachers� strike only 
> two ratepayers showed up to the school board meeting.
> 
> But is there something in the law to prevent a public school board from 
> providing a service that is not universal?

Leave it to politicians to come up with a half-assed solution.

Either JK is going to be offered by the board (all schools) or it isn't.

Can't those dumpkofts (sp?) make a decision?

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-Pat