The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario will be holding a strike central vote in Niagara tomorrow.
The union will be hosting a members-only meeting with two locals, to talk about their bargaining priorities.
This includes protecting Kindergarten class size and structure, more support for students with special needs, and fair hiring practices.
ETFO President Sam Hammond says the union would like to reach an agreement with the province at the bargaining table, without having to take job action.
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