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Ontario students deserve better.

Safety should be prioritized, not politicized.

We are parents, education workers, front-line workers, lawyers, engineers and doctors demanding the Ontario government provide students and education workers with safe, stable, in-person learning spaces.

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Indoor air quality standards, transparency, public education, and expert-informed policy are critical to keep schools open and communities healthy.

 

We are fighting for every student who deserves a safe education and every education worker who deserves a healthy workplace. This should not be controversial. Ontario deserves better.

The government has not stepped in to make any improvements to schools; in fact – they did the very opposite. In our particular school, we did not see any evidence of additional air purifiers being provided or used despite hearing constant chatter about the alleged ‘improved ventilation'.

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This is absolute hell, and no one seems to care. There’s nothing my family can do to keep ourselves safe anymore, except remove ourselves from society as much as possible.

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Press Release: Ontario School Safety Calls on Province for Immediate Funding to Improve Air Quality in Schools and Buses Amid Measles Outbreaks

In an urgent appeal to protect the health and safety of Ontario’s students, education workers, and families, Ontario School Safety (OSS) has issued an open letter asking the Ontario Provincial Government for immediate action to prevent the spread of measles. This critical request comes in the wake of concerning measles infection reports from multiple public health units, emphasizing the need for swift governmental response to safeguard public health within educational environments.

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