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Why don’t we hire new Teacher grads and use debt forgiveness instead of pay?


Why don’t we use community centres and libraries to supplement much needed classroom space? 


Why not use nursing students to take temperatures in schools?


Why not reopen all of the schools the board has closed in past 10 years like Greenwood CI and Scarlett Heights? 


Why not have board office employees work from home and use board admin buildings as extra classroom space?

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  1. Sandra HerriotAugust 14, 2020 at 8:56 AM

    Love these ideas - I wonder why we don't use professional trainers as well. They teach corporately and could teach kids!
    Lots of space in one corporate offices like BMO, etc.

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