Education minister defends $350K salaries to school supervisors to fix school board spending
Several Ontario school boards will need to find $350,000 in their budget to pay for the Ford government’s school supervisors. In June, the province appointed supervisors to five school boards, including the Toronto District School Board, to rein in spending due to “mismanagement,” with Education Minister Paul Calandra zeroing in on their spending, flagging expenses […]
Education minister defends $350K salaries to school supervisors to fix school board spending Critics are blasting the Ford government for forcing school boards to pay school supervisors a hefty $350,000 annual salary. As Tina Yazdani reports, Education Minister Paul Calandra says it's an appropriate amount of money. By John Marchesan Posted November 5, 2025 6:11 pm. Last Updated November 5, 2025 6:20 pm. Several Ontario school boards will need to find $350,000 in their budget to pay for the Ford government’s school supervisors. In June, the province appointed supervisors to five sch
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