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"The TDSB will not be allowed to hire outside workers for some jobs." the school board won't be allowed to hire outside workers even if it would cost taxpayers less "The trades council is still allowed to choose all new workers for the publicly funded school board." the Toronto District School Board who pays the workers doesn't have a say on who is hired A structured shift system will be preserved where the morning and afternoon shifts overlaps. This requires the school board to maintain extra trucks and vehicles the school board has estimated "it could have sold off up to 300 trucks and other vehicles that would not be needed if the afternoon shift started when the morning shift ended.". ; Language Main article: Politics of Ontario 10 See also Ryerson University (Toronto).

! All TDSB schools requires a special dress code in which all students in the elementary and secondary levels have regular clothing worn. Beginning in fall 2019 students are now allowed to wear hoodies crop tops and spaghetti straps Some of the schools in the TDSB have uniforms in place such as East York Collegiate Institute and R H King Academy Controversies, 54.1% 3 Demographics Mirjana Spoljaric Egger (Switzerland) for Europe & CIS and M. Toronto Ontario Canada Business directory Season-by-season record. Toronto Ontario Canada Business directory 3 Campus 4 See also 4.1 Media George Anthony Barber the board's first Local Superintendent and the father of Canadian cricket Rev James Porter the board's second Local Superintendent He worked to increase attendance at Toronto's public schools and reported to Egerton Ryerson on the construction of a new school for the board Elizabeth St School Jesse Ketchum a supporter of schooling responsible for many donations to the board and after whom the current Toronto District School Board school Jesse Ketchum Public School is named James L Hughes principal of the Toronto Normal School's Model School and Chief Inspector for the Toronto Public School Board Characteristics of Schooling in the Toronto Public School Board. ! . . .