Nearly two-thirds of Ontario's students live in urban or suburban centres. These growing areas are vibrant places where many young people thrive and some fail. In February 2008, a group of people (academics, community and parent leaders, a city councillor, early childhood experts, school board trustees and staff, members of ethno-racial community organizations and representatives of social planning councils and the United Way) gathered to share their ideas about urban and suburban schools. Find out more. → Click here to read our discussion paper: Urban and Suburban Schools in Ontario. | 
