#OSSTF members in the school board sector: the test ballot opens tomorrow at 8:30 a.m 🗳️ The test ballot runs October 26–30. Take a few minutes this week to practise logging in and voting before the central strike vote begins November 6. The test ballot does not count as your central strike vote, and everyone who participates will be entered into a draw for one of five $100 gift cards 🎁

“Underfunding is a choice. Staffing shortages are the result of choices. And this government needs to own those choices.” Yesterday, more than 10,000 education workers, families, students, and community members rallied across Ontario for the future of public education 🙌🏽 As #OSSTF President @marthahradowy told the crowd at Queen’s Park, students, education workers, and families didn’t create the crisis in our schools, but they’re the ones paying the price. Ontario’s students deserve better. #OSSTF #OntEd #OntEdUnited

“People across the province are sending a clear message to the Ford government: Ontario’s students deserve better, and publicly funded education is worth investing in.” #OSSTF President @marthahradowy’s message is featured in the Toronto Star’s coverage of yesterday’s rallies, which brought more than 10,000 people together in Toronto, Ottawa, London, Sudbury, and Thunder Bay in support of public education. Read more about the rallies and what education workers are fighting for: bit.ly/4jFEDUi #OSSTF #OntEd #OntEdUnited

At Queens Park, an estimated 10,000 people have come together today to stand up for publicly funded education! #OntEdUnited #OntEdSolidaire – at Toronto, Ontario

Four communities. One powerful message. From Ottawa, London, Sudbury, and Thunder Bay, education workers, families, students, and labour allies came out today to stand up for strong, properly funded public education. Across Ontario, we’re making our voices heard! #OSSTF #OntEd #OntEdUnited