‘Burnout and hardship’: Nunavut teachers struggle with loss of student support workers - Nunatsiaq News
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Disqualification of education funding requests through Inuit Child First Initiative is a challenge, says teachers association president
Teachers in Nunavut have access to fewer student support assistants this year after school-related requests became ineligible for funding under the Inuit Child First Initiative.
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