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No Exams for Ontario High School Students

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Sydney Watson
11 years ago

plz, I can't do four exams this year

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Tracy whitteker
11 years ago

Bitchies don't need to take it

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Anthony
11 years ago

Petition for equality between education

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Matt
11 years ago

It should also be noted that students writing an exam can lose an acceptance by performing poorly on an exam while the students who don't write it cannot lose one. Is that fair?

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Anonymous
11 years ago

One test should not be worth such a big chunk of a students mark, even if it's reviewing the course.

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Sebastian Malek
11 years ago

Not fair

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Maya
11 years ago

One day should not make up 20% of your mark its all about remembering. For that one day.

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Danielle
11 years ago

Make it fair for all Ontario students

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Andrew Braddock
11 years ago

my school board didn't personally strike but the majority of ontario school boards did and it's very unfair to give them an exam on stuff they probably never learned because they were off school for up to 7 weeks.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

École secondaire catholique de la vérendrye, Thunder Bay !

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Mark Pochodaj
11 years ago

I believe that this should be a fair cause! And we shouldnt have to write exams if i go to a catholic school!

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Vithushan Esan
11 years ago

I don't want exams

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Danny kalfus
11 years ago

Exam make me stress

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Vithushan Esan
11 years ago

I don't want exams

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Samantha Sheppard
11 years ago

THIS NEEDS TO HAPPEN

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Ali Haider
11 years ago

plz

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Melissa gallant
11 years ago

cardinal newman catholic secondary school!!

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Joshua Amoako-Boatey
11 years ago

They got like 2 weeks off and that means no exams, thats nonsense

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Anonymous
11 years ago

High school students don't need anymore stress than they already have!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I agree, why do I have to work hard and give my all if public school students don't have to write their final exams. I got declined from my top choice because my mark was not competitive while there was definitely a student from a public school who got accepted into the same program.