David Hartwick started advocating for a new North Calgary High School when his kids were four and seven. Hartwick’s then-four-year-old is now entering her second year at university. Still, he and like-minded community advocates continue […]
The Calgary Board of Education is hoping whichever party comes into power after the April 16 election has more funding for students with special needs, but Inclusion Alberta warns that the problem is much more […]
The day after a rally in Edmonton, hundreds of Calgarians gathered in Marda Loop Thursday evening to march together to protect Gay-Straight Alliances (GSA) in Alberta schools. Earlier this week, United Conservative Party leader Jason […]
EDMONTON — United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney is clashing with Alberta’s teachers over his party’s education election promises that include a renewed emphasis on standardized testing and changes to protections for gay students. “The priorities in […]
Jason Kenney’s UCP rolled out its education platform on Monday, but one item in the party’s list of promises has an education advocate concerned. Kenney’s promised on Monday that if elected, he would proclaim the […]
Parents and students will come together Thursday to have their voice heard on a school closure east of Calgary. Families with students attending the Prince of Peace Lutheran school just off 16 Avenue NE and […]
CALGARY — The Alberta Human Rights Commission is hoping the Supreme Court will hear its appeal in the case of two Calgary Muslim students who were not allowed to pray at a non-denominational private school. […]
EDMONTON — Alberta is set to try out its new curriculum for young students and Education Minister David Eggen says it will mesh fundamental skills with broader social development. “We want to make sure that […]
Edmonton Public Schools says it’s taking down its book review site after a leading Indigenous author questioned why some of his graphic novels were on a not-recommended list. David Alexander Robertson, a Governor General-award-winning author […]
ST. PAUL, Alta. — Alberta’s education minister apologized Thursday after learning an online social studies course asked students about the positive effects of residential schools. Students were asked: “A positive effect of residential schools was?” […]
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