Education
School boundary changes long overdue
Editorial
Owing to Lindsay’s current – and anticipated – growth, school boundaries are in a state of flux with big changes… Continue reading “School boundary changes long overdue”
Health care, education, and downtown businesses
How will massive growth affect these key areas of life in Kawartha Lakes?
The Advocate has been exploring the explosive growth expected in Kawartha Lakes over the next 10 years. With Lindsay’s population… Continue reading “Health care, education, and downtown businesses”
Breaking ground at Lindsay’s new STEAM hub
Passersby may notice some activity at the former public works building on Peel Street in Lindsay as construction crews transform… Continue reading “Breaking ground at Lindsay’s new STEAM hub”
Educators at all levels struggling with Artificial Intelligence
As students returned to school this fall, an academic dark cloud has been hanging over education. It has nothing to… Continue reading “Educators at all levels struggling with Artificial Intelligence”
TLDSB improves scores on EQAO assessments
On October 12, the Education Quality and Assessment Office (EQAO) released the latest results for school boards in Ontario from… Continue reading “TLDSB improves scores on EQAO assessments”
Fleming’s Frost Campus celebrates half century
In 1965, Ontario Minister of Education, Bill Davis, convinced Progressive Conservative Premier John Robarts that it was time for the… Continue reading “Fleming’s Frost Campus celebrates half century”
Remembering teacher Rob Mathers
By Bruce Barrett For most of my adult life, this weekend represented two things simultaneously. An end, and a beginning…. Continue reading “Remembering teacher Rob Mathers”
