Respect For Diversity In Ontario Schools

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Respect for Diversity: • The Character Development Initiative upholds human rights. Ontario schools are communities in which students develop the respect for diversity that is the foundation of all positive human relationships. • Through character development and equity initiatives, students learn the respect, empathy and sense of fairness necessary to ensure the fundamental human rights of all people. Learning and Academic Achievement: • Academic achievement within a culture of high expectations for learning for all students, from all backgrounds and circumstances, remains the primary responsibility of schools. • High standards and high expectations are essential components of quality education. A growing body of research illustrates that
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