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Article content Outside the most recent brief, Srivastava is also calling for reform to the province’s curriculum to help mitigate learning loss suffered during the pandemic and for more mental health supports. Education Ministry spokesperson Caitlin Clark said staff are working with Ontario’s chief medical officer of health “to get all students back to in-person learning this September, supported by rising vaccine rates and $1.6 billion in resources to continue to keep schools safe.” “Our back-to-school plan will work to ensure a more normal in-class learning experience, including reinstating clubs, sports and extracurriculars,” she said in an email. Students aged 12 and over and education workers are prioritized for two vaccine doses prior to September and investments have been made to improve air ventilation in all schools, Clark said.

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