In September, the TDSB temporarily banned students from attending protests, marches, and rallies as school field trips or excursions.
If you would like to be able attend these protest, rallies or marches, please sign this petition as it will be used in an letter to the TDSB in an attempt to allow students to attend these types of events once again.
The feedback from students across the board highlights a profound desire to engage with the world through active participation. I am currently finalizing a letter to the board that incorporates these perspectives to ensure our position is communicated with clarity.
January 17, 2025
The momentum behind this initiative indicates that students clearly value the right to engage with their communities. This level of interest confirms the urgency required to address these restrictions with the school board.
12 Comments
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Dave Ferguson
1 year ago
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Let them go. The real lessons aren't in a textbook.
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Marcus Johnston
1 year ago
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Total garbage rule. Kids deserve to be heard instead of just sitting at desks all day.
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Jordan Mason
1 year ago
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schools should encourage this not ban it. super disappointing.
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Emily Webster
1 year ago
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TRIP OR NOT WE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO GO WITHOUT WORRYING ABOUT SUSPENSION. ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS.
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Jessica Pearson
1 year ago
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My son wanted to go to the climate march and was told he would get in trouble. This is so wrong.
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Sarah Mendoza
1 year ago
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let kids speak up. its the only way they learn how the world works and how to be active adults later
In September, the TDSB temporarily banned students from attending protests, marches, and rallies as school field trips or excursions.
If you would like to be able attend these protest, rallies or marches, please sign this petition as it will be used in an letter to the TDSB in an attempt to allow students to attend these types of events once again.
The feedback from students across the board highlights a profound desire to engage with the world through active participation. I am currently finalizing a letter to the board that incorporates these perspectives to ensure our position is communicated with clarity.
January 17, 2025
The momentum behind this initiative indicates that students clearly value the right to engage with their communities. This level of interest confirms the urgency required to address these restrictions with the school board.
12 Comments
D
Dave Ferguson
1 year ago
Featured
Let them go. The real lessons aren't in a textbook.
M
Marcus Johnston
1 year ago
Featured
Total garbage rule. Kids deserve to be heard instead of just sitting at desks all day.
J
Jordan Mason
1 year ago
Featured
schools should encourage this not ban it. super disappointing.
E
Emily Webster
1 year ago
Featured
TRIP OR NOT WE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO GO WITHOUT WORRYING ABOUT SUSPENSION. ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS.
J
Jessica Pearson
1 year ago
Featured
My son wanted to go to the climate march and was told he would get in trouble. This is so wrong.
S
Sarah Mendoza
1 year ago
Featured
let kids speak up. its the only way they learn how the world works and how to be active adults later
Let them go. The real lessons aren't in a textbook.