Alberta Education will delay the implementation of its widely condemned K-6 draft curriculum to address feedback from different education stakeholders. Alberta Education Minister Adriana LaGrange announced the changes during a press conference on Monday. She
Alberta announced the new curriculum draft which they expect to see implemented in elementary schools by 2022. Alberta began a review of the Kindergarten – Grade six (K-6) curriculum in August 2019. After 19 months,
After being in quarantine for more than a week, a student at Henry Wise Wood High School is concerned there will be more interruptions to her education. The CBE has told LiveWire Calgary that they’re
Calgary parents, already nervous about their kids’ return to school Sept. 1, are frustrated the province has now backed off physical distancing rules in classrooms. Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, signed
Calgary-Elbow students are still pushing for clarity on Alberta’s education budget after speaking with their MLA, Doug Schweitzer. Led by 11-year old Nora Vukadinovic, eight other students from Elboya School, William Reid School, Altadore School
The province has said school boards have the flexibility to push back school re-entry dates should they deem it necessary. In doing so, they turned down a request from the Alberta Teachers’ Association to mandate
Calgary schools will welcome kids back to classes in short order, but some parents are left with a few questions on that return. Earlier this month, the province released updated guidelines for re-entry into schools,
A new Alberta education curriculum will be field-tested in kindergarten to grade four classrooms in the 2021-2022 school year. In a press conference on Thursday, Alberta Education Minister Adriana LaGrange announces that a ministerial order,
University of Calgary’s student union asks for emergency funding from the provincial government to help students with financial burden stemming from COVID-19. On Wednesday, the U of C’s student union is following up on their
Students Grades 4 to 12 will go back to Alberta schools this fall with a mandatory mask order from the province. On Tuesday, the province announced that students in grades four through 12 and all
