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Welcome
Welcome to the Educational Resource Facilitators of Peel website. As part of the education team in Peel, we have a growing membership that work daily with a variety of exceptional students. The needs are diverse and challenges are great. The Union supports members in many ways as you will discover from the information found on this website. Take some time, browse through our website, let us know what you think.
Judy Mabee, President, E.R.F.P.Who we are
In 1980, Bill 82 mandated the inclusion of students with special needs into the regular school setting. In order to attend their neighbourhood schools, the Board of Education and the schools had to show that they could provide the service to these children. The role of the teaching assistant was developed at this time. As well, Teaching Assistants were employed to support, foster, and facilitate learning for these exceptional students and to encourage their independence.
All students have a balance of strengths, weaknesses, special needs and exceptional requirements. For some students the needs are greater. As teaching assistants, it is our job to assist students to be successful in reaching their maximum potential. Read more by clicking here
History
The history of the Educational Resource Facilitators is long and varied and reflects the diversity that the Peel District School Board represents. Educational Resource Facilitators are as unique and diverse as the students they support. Read more by clicking hereWhat you need to know ...
The majority of this site is password protected with access to members within the Educational Resource Facilitators of Peel only. If you are unable to get into the site and you are a member, please review the . We welcome any feedback you may have to help this site work for you.
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