High school teacher Joe Cappadocia,&nbsp;special education teacher Patti Wilson and Annie Kidder, Executive Director of People for Education join us live on Thursday to talk about what this last year has been like for educators and what school might look like in the fall.

&nbsp;interviews Wilson, who teaches at St. Jean de Brébeuf Catholic Secondary School,&nbsp;Cappadocia, a teacher at Cathedral High School in Hamilton,&nbsp;and Kidder&nbsp;at noon&nbsp;on Thursday. You can&nbsp;watch live on this page.&nbsp;

Ontario shuts down in-person classes again amid surge in new COVID-19 cases

Ontario is once again shutting down in-person instruction in schools as the province deals with a third wave of COVID-19 cases.

An ICU nurse tends to a patient in the intensive care unit at Scarborough Health Network’s Centenary Hospital, in north-east Toronto, on Apr. 8, 2021.

Centenary Hospital Covid Toronto

An ICU nurse tends to a patient at Scarborough Health Network’s Centenary Hospital in northeast Toronto earlier this month.

We've already heard from many educators who are sharing their frustrations and concerns about this last year teaching under COVID--19 in Ontario. We'll share those comments and questions.&nbsp;

What has this year been like for you? What do you want to see happen in the fall? Has the province done enough to protect teachers?

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High school teacher Joe Cappadocia, special education teacher Patti Wilson and Annie Kidder, Executive Director of People for Education talk about what this last year has been like for educators and what school might look like in the fall.

Ontario teachers talk about the frustration of teaching under COVID

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