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Thumbs down on interim deal

The head of the Nanaimo District Teachers Association says he’s not impressed with the government’s interim agreement with the BCTF.
The province announced a 50 million dollar boost to school districts to hire teachers and student supports, as a result of the Supreme Court ruling on class size and composition.
Association President, Mike Ball says it means the Nanaimo Ladysmith School District will get about one point 2 million dollars….
Ball figures a lot of Districts are going to struggle to find teachers to fill all the new positions.
He says it’s a good time to be coming out of a teacher training program, for sure.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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