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Ontario Schools to Print Paper Report Cards, Minister Lecce Oversees Boards

Author: The Daily News Now! March 5, 2026 Duration: 1:08

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Ontario Government Reinstates Paper Report Cards, Aims for Consistent Education System

The Ontario government is mandating school boards to print paper report cards again, after many had switched to digital versions. This move aims to simplify tracking of students progress, as parents have faced challenges with online report cards requiring passwords. Education Minister Stephen Lecce is also overseeing seven school boards due to budget and leadership issues, and has proposed eliminating elected trustees.

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