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Peel Region Secondary School Students affected by strike

May 12, 2015 | Mississauga

Peel Region High School Students affected by strike

May 12, 2015

About 67000 kids have been affected by strike of Secondary School Teachers since May 4th.

At this time of the year, all the students were working towards completing their school year with success. For those in Grade 12, who knows, it may even impact their University admissions. For others, it has taken away an opportunity to prepare themselves better for the next academic year. In fact many fear of Falling Behind.

We at Mathnasium Mississauga have a plan for every student – the one which helps them to overcome the anxiety and fear - SPECIAL PROGRAM - 2015 HM - TO CATCH UP, GET AHEAD and STAY AHEAD IN MATH!

Call today and book a Risk free Consultation Appointment with our Education Director. He shall help to get you started on your effort to get ahead..

905 997 2939 or email [email protected]

May 4^th 2015 – Secondary Teachers of Peel on Strike…

May 12^th 2015 - Are teacher strikes illegal? Durham, Peel, Sudbury boards want walkouts ruled unlawful…

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