Students stage walk-out at Toronto school amid 'constant chaos,' violence
At a walkout staged outside of The Toronto District School Board office on Friday, York Memorial Collegiate Institute students described a constant police presence, bathrooms without toilet paper or sanitary products, and classrooms that are construction zones.
Members of the school's administration, including the current principal, did not show up for work last month, citing an unsafe work environment. “Has anyone asked why students are fighting and why students are angry? Our anger has led to violence because no one is listening,” an honour role student said at the Friday rally.
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