Parents hoping to see their kids’ report cards may have to keep waiting.

There is a lot of uncertainty as to when they’ll formally find out how kids are doing in school. Many teachers haven’t done report cards yet, but their employer wants them right now.

The Labour Relations Board will determine on Monday if the teachers’ refusal to produce official grades is considered illegal strike action under Bill 22. But Anne Whiteaker with the Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils is hopeful parents will get the information in the next two weeks.

She tells us parents understand there’s a backlog of work and filling out report cards takes time. So, for the most part, many aren’t frustrated.

“We’ll hear grumblings after the timeline, if they don’t receive report cards. But at this point, I think they are being patient,” says Whiteaker.