Education minister chastises ETFO president over progress reports

Posted October 18, 2012 2:58 pm.

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Teachers are being urged to write the minimum amount required on student progress reports as part of their fight against controversial legislation. Education minister Laurel Broten called on ETFO President Sam Hammond to rescind his directive.

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