The Ontario government has released its plan to help students catch up after two years of learning after pandemic interruptions.
The plan looks to focus on getting students back into the classroom for a full in person experience, though the government says they will have the option for remote learning if parents feel its best for their child.
The plan will include more tutoring, funding to build new schools as well as offering mental health support.
School boards have ramped up enhanced tutoring programs with a focus on literacy and math since April 2022.
