Communication must be accessible for neurodivergent parents and inclusive of all legal guardians — accessibility is a right, not a favour.
Promoting accessible communication practices that meet the needs of all families, including those with disabilities or neurodivergent needs. This includes ensuring AODA-compliant platforms, clear written communication options, and equitable participation for all legal parents and guardians.
- Repeated requests for written communication as a disability accommodation were not honoured.
- Staff insisted on in‑person or verbal meetings despite documented accessibility needs.
- Important correspondence was issued in formats that did not meet accessibility requirements.
- The Board stated it would communicate only with certain parents, excluding me as a legal guardian.