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Caroline Alphonso

Caroline Alphonso
Staff
Reporter
Education Reporter
Toronto, Canada
calphonso@globeandmail.com

Caroline Alphonso is The Globe and Mail’s Education Reporter.

Caroline Alphonso abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct
Latest articles
Canada
Mississauga students learn elective courses being cut as Ontario moves to increase class sizes
Canada
Does class size matter? Many teachers are adamant it is crucial
Toronto
Peel District School Board issues layoff notices to almost 200 Ontario high-school teachers
explainer
Ontario budget 2019: Child-care tax credit, expanded access to alcohol and changes to university and college funding
Alberta
UCP leader Jason Kenney proposes changes to school testing in Alberta
Canada
School boards believe teacher cuts will be much higher than government estimate of 3,500
Canada
Ford government to cut more than 3,400 Ontario teaching jobs over four years
Canada
Ontario’s plan to increase high-school class sizes threatens elective courses, school boards say
Canada
Program for future teachers in Ontario aims to boost math skills with lessons in coding
Canada
Ontario teachers’ union says increased class sizes could result in thousands of lost jobs, vows to fight the changes
Canada
Ontario to modify reforms to autism program after backlash from parents
Canada
At an Ontario high school, a mark-less math class is challenging how students engage in learning
Canada
Ford government to increase class sizes, modify sex-ed and math curricula
Canada
Ontario to look into school exclusions of children with autism
Education
Ontario government announces new supports for schools ahead of change to autism program
Canada
Ahead of autism program overhaul, Ontario government to survey schools on student supports
Canada
Ontario school principals urge Ford government to delay autism program changes
Canada
Before Ontario’s expected class-size change, province asks school districts to ‘exercise prudence’ on hiring decisions
Canada
Teachers free to use own judgment for sex ed, Ontario court rules as it dismisses legal challenge of curriculum
Canada
After autism program overhauls, Ontario school boards ask province how they’ll manage without more support