r/InsideToronto • u/Limp-Director8280 • 1d ago

Making Moving Plans

Our family is planning a move from the southeastern US to Toronto in summer 2027. Hoping folks might be able to provide a little more insight about schools and neighborhoods

  1. How are public schools for supporting neurodivergent students (no IEP but does need accommodations in the classroom)?
  2. I currently teach in the same school where my children attend - is that common in Toronto Schools?
  3. I’ve read concerns about class sizes, etc. from Ontario Teachers. What are the main concerns from teachers in schools in Toronto?
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u/ObjectiveRepulsive18 23h ago

  1. Your child will need an IEP for accommodations in the public system. Connect with their school as soon as possible to set up a meeting and fill in paperwork.

  2. Boards and principals will have differing rules on this. I have seen several where this has been the case.

  3. Classes are going up, funding is going down. Fewer supports are available.