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Toronto high school students reflect on unprecedented school year

  TORONTO An unprecedented school year due to COVID-19 is officially in the books for thousands of high school students within the Toronto District school board. Once again, there will be no in-person graduation ceremonies. Instead, students were seen arriving at their schools on Monday wearing their caps and gowns to pick up their diplomas. Some students are relieved it’s an end to a year that saw multiple school closures amid rising COVID-19 cases and variants of concerns. “It’s bittersweet, there’s part of me that is so happy we were able to push through,” said Firdaus Shallo, who is part of graduating class at C. W. Jefferys Collegiate Institute.

Parents of teen who drowned testify at trial for TDSB teacher charged in their son s death

Parents of teen who drowned testify at trial for TDSB teacher charged in their son’s death Catherine McDonald © Provided by Global News Wiping away tears, Jeremiah Perry s mother testified at the trial for her son s teacher Nicholas Mills about how protective she was of her children, all three who could not swim. Mills, a 57-year-old physical education teacher is charged with criminal negligence causing the death of 15-year-old Jeremiah, who drowned while on a school canoe trip in July 2017. As a single mother, Melissa Perry said she often worked three or four jobs to pay for rent and bills. She said despite the fact Jeremiah would have loved to have learned how to swim, she could not afford swimming lessons.

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