Parents of children enrolled in the Multiple Exceptionalities/Developmental Disabilities (MEDD) program at St. Matthew’s Catholic School in Toronto are expressing strong opposition to the program's planned relocation to St. Fidelis Catholic School. They argue that this decision undermines the essential support their children require to succeed. Elric Pereira, a spokesperson for the Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB), stated that the new location features a purpose-built MEDD suite designed to better accommodate students with complex learning needs. However, parents like Shanel Rodrigues and Nicole Rebelo have voiced concerns that the move could disrupt the established relationships and stability their children have developed over the years. The Ontario Autism Coalition has also highlighted the potential challenges of transitioning to a new school environment, particularly for children who may struggle with change. The TCDSB has clarified that the relocation is not budget-driven, despite facing a $39 million deficit, and assured parents that spaces will be reserved for current MEDD students. Parents are calling for their voices to be heard in the decision-making process regarding their children's education.