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Schools back to remote learning Monday, if CUPE dispute isn’t settled

As students leave school for the weekend, it’s unclear when they might return.

School boards in the region say they’ll close and pivot to remote learning if a strike involving the Canadian Union of Public Employees education workers goes ahead. 

That includes the Hastings & Prince Edward District School Board, the Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board and Trillium & Lakelands District School Board. 

CUPE, which represents school custodians, secretaries and education assistants, says it will announce by 5 p.m. on Sunday whether the strike is on.

Keep tuning in to Moose FM and watch for updates at www.mybancroftnow.com and our Moose FM Facebook page, as we’re following developments. 

 

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