>Cyrielle Ngeleka, chairperson of the Canadian Federation of Students Ontario, which represents post-secondary students, said the government would rather centralize control than adequately fund education.
I bet the government does both.
They see that there’s an appetite for funding education. They see that there’s frustration with boards like TDSB, particularly among their base. And they see a ridiculous amount of administrative overlap between the various boards.
Take control, then follow up with an administrative efficiency and funding push and you’ve got a hell of a lot of mainstream support heading into the next election.
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>Cyrielle Ngeleka, chairperson of the Canadian Federation of Students Ontario, which represents post-secondary students, said the government would rather centralize control than adequately fund education.
I bet the government does both.
They see that there’s an appetite for funding education. They see that there’s frustration with boards like TDSB, particularly among their base. And they see a ridiculous amount of administrative overlap between the various boards.
Take control, then follow up with an administrative efficiency and funding push and you’ve got a hell of a lot of mainstream support heading into the next election.