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Millions in Funding for Low-Income Students Rerouted to Cover Budget Shortfall CTV News Mobile CTV LIVE NOW: CTV News Channel CTV Toronto Search NEWS VIDEO WEATHER TRAFFIC IN PICTURES CONNECT LOCAL Advertisement FEATURED Four arrested, 165 Mayor announces 300 Icy roads, sidewalks Closure of coal power Well-known T.O. Man seriously injured charges laid in drugs daycare subsidies for make for treacherous plants did little for air bouncer dead in in shooting near Hwy. and weapons raid city commute quality Mexico shooting 401 Millions in funding for low-income students rerouted to cover budget shortfall: report CTV Toronto: Money allocated for students diverted A social policy research group says millions of provincial funding meant to help low-income students is not being spent on them. Rachael D'Amore, CTV Toronto Published Thursday, January 12, 2017 2:57PM EST Last Updated Thursday, January 12, 2017 3:15PM EST A new report claims that millions of dollars in provincial funding meant to help low-income Toronto students is being rerouted to cover the school board’s budget shortfall. Social Planning Toronto says in a report released Thursday that half of the $127 million set aside by the province in the Learning Opportunities Grant (LOG) has been reallocated to other budget line items between 2014 and 2015. Advertisement The grant was designed to provide extra funding and support for Toronto students whose “socio- economic circumstances place them at increased risk for academic struggle due to low income, immigration, low parental education and lone parent status.” CTV NEWS VIDEO NETWORK PHOTOS Its primary allocation, according to the Ministry of Education, was intended for financially supporting breakfast programs, homework clubs, reading recovery and individualized support. But the TDSB’s budget woes has meant those funds have gone to other priorities. “The TDSB has compensated for provincial underfunding using money (meant) to support Toronto’s most Aviation mystery: Search for Flight underserved students,” the report reads. “The effect of this reallocation is that funds meant for our poorest students MH370 ends after 3 years are being used to finance the education costs of their richer classmates.” Sean Meagher, the executive director at Social Planning Toronto, recognizes that the Toronto District School Board is cash strapped but says diverting the funds meant for at-risk youth is not helping. MOST POPULAR STORIES “It is literally taking food out of their mouths,” Meagher told CTV News Toronto Thursday. NEW McDonald's Canada adds nuts to menu, “It is literally cutting their parents off from the programs that can really help build a school. It’s not causes concerns for customers with allergies providing kids who are arriving here from refugee camps, and all kinds of challenging situations, the head start they need to catch up to other kids across the city.” Four people facing combined 165 charges after drugs, firearms seized in raids 1 In the 2014-15 school year, 52 per cent (or $66.4 million) was used for its intended purpose -- to “support those students who are living in poverty and at risk of not succeeding academically.” Worker dead after industrial accident in The Beaches 1 Meanwhile, the TDSB used 48 per cent (or $61 million) of the grant for purposes other than funding programs and support for at-risk students. Weather-related delays, road closures in the GTA as freezing rain arrives 1 Meagher blames a lack of explicit restrictions by the provincial government on how the grant is to be spent. CMHC to raise mortgage insurance premiums for homebuyers on March 17 According to the report, the grant is ‘unsweatered’ which means the school boards that receive it have flexibility on how they spend the money and thus “are able, and do, divert it to other uses because of budget pressures.” This Week's Flyers Social Planning Toronto is recommending that the TDSB reallocate the entirety of the LOG grant to support students living in poverty. It goes on to suggest that the provincial government provide better funding for education in Toronto in hopes of reducing the “pressure on Toronto’s school boards” that has resulted in money being diverted from students who need it most. The non-profit advocacy group also advises that said 'unsweatered' money be 'sweatered' to ensure HOVER FOR FLYER HOVER FOR FLYER the funding is spent as expected. DOCUMENT PAGES TEXT Zoom Search Advertisement Loading Share your news photos/video Upload Now! 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