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School boards reject gender studies course
Written by Sheila Dabu, The Catholic Register,
TORONTO - Most larger Catholic school boards in Ontario say they’re taking the Ontario bishops’ advice and rejecting a gender studies course being proposed by the Ministry of Education.
The Toronto, Dufferin-Peel, Halton, Ottawa and Windsor Catholic District School Boards will not implement the course which could be introduced as part of the high school curriculum as early as September.
The Assembly of Catholic Bishops of Ontario believes the gender studies course is at odds with Catholic teaching on abortion and sexuality. In a Dec. 17 letter to the chairs and directors of education at Catholic school boards across Ontario, the bishops’ assembly said it was urging school boards to reject the course for high school students as it contravenes church teaching on “Catholic anthropology and moral teaching.”
catholicregister.org/content/view/3876/855/
Written by Sheila Dabu, The Catholic Register,
TORONTO - Most larger Catholic school boards in Ontario say they’re taking the Ontario bishops’ advice and rejecting a gender studies course being proposed by the Ministry of Education.
The Toronto, Dufferin-Peel, Halton, Ottawa and Windsor Catholic District School Boards will not implement the course which could be introduced as part of the high school curriculum as early as September.
The Assembly of Catholic Bishops of Ontario believes the gender studies course is at odds with Catholic teaching on abortion and sexuality. In a Dec. 17 letter to the chairs and directors of education at Catholic school boards across Ontario, the bishops’ assembly said it was urging school boards to reject the course for high school students as it contravenes church teaching on “Catholic anthropology and moral teaching.”
catholicregister.org/content/view/3876/855/