Educational Assistants Association

Late Chromebook Opt-In for Grade 6 to 12 Students You will be invited to opt-in to receive a Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB)-provided Chromebook for the 2026-2027 school[...]

On behalf of our central table, EWAO chair Kezia Motluk stands in solidarity with Ontario Education unions. Behind every student is a team of dedicated education workers. Unions are calling attention to the staffing and support students need to succeed in Ontario’s schools.

Wishing everyone a happy, safe, and joyful Pride Month as we celebrate diversity, inclusion, and the right to live authentically 🏳️‍🌈

From Newcomer to Mentor to Educator For Nial Both, a career in education, coaching university football and mentoring youth in the community allows him to give[...]

As we wrap up Education Week, we are hopeful that Ontarians across the province are beginning to see the real picture of the state of public education.
The focus must stay where it belongs — on the foundation of public education: students and staff.
Smaller class sizes, proper supports, safe schools, and meaningful investment matter. Public education matters.


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“Our students, and the people who dedicate their lives to teaching them, deserve a system that fully supports them rather than one they must overcome.”

Education assistants speak out on underfunding Teachers are not the only ones advocating for urgent action during Education Week, which has mobilized workers across the province. Others in roles ranging from principals to guidance counsellors to support workers and custodians are all rallying together to decry what they consider chronic underfun...