Walking the familiar halls of his Halifax high school was different this year for teacher Dereck Thibault. Burnout was a concern for school administrators across the country and that was echoed in Nova Scotia. Strong response to question about vaccinesOn the questionnaire, teachers had a strong response to the idea of mandatory vaccinations for school staff, nearly three-quarters supported the idea in Nova Scotia. (Robert Short/CBC)The length of high school classes went from 75 minutes to 150 so that students didn't switch rooms as frequently. METHODOLOGY CBC sent the questionnaire to 52,351 email addresses of school workers in eight different provinces, across nearly 200 school districts.

Source: CBC News May 17, 2021 09:00 UTC