The Calgary Senior High School Athletic Association held their first divisional track and field meet this week. A total of 32 schools sent athletes to compete over Wednesday and Thursday—16 high schools each day—to determine
Up until the end of May, Education Matters is raising donations dollar by dollar to support literacy programs in Calgary’s public schools. The Loonies for Literacy goal is to raise $100,000 that can be used
There’s far more to consent than “no means no.” That’s the message more than 200 participants wanted to get across to people in positions of influence, as they rallied outside Western Canada High School on
An alumnus of Bowness High School wants to help revive the school’s own football team after a nine-year absence. Bryan Rowlandson launched the Friends of Bowness Trojans Football Foundation. His goal was to raise enough
Parents, educators, and students held passionate—and sometimes tearful—protest at the McDougall Centre against what they say are coming harms to children from the province’s draft education curriculum. “Ditch the Draft” rallies were held across the
The Calgary Board of Education (CBE) laid out their plans for a return to school Jan. 10 in a letter to parents sent out Thursday. Alberta Education Minister Adriana LaGrange told families Wednesday kids would
Students and teachers will be returning to in-person learning on Monday. Heading to classrooms as well will be medical-grade masks and rapid tests. These are expected to arrive at schools at the end of next
The province of Alberta is extending the winter break for students. Students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 will now be returning in-person to classrooms on Jan. 10 due to a spike in Omicron variant cases.
Students at the University of Calgary support the move to cancel remaining in-person exams but are frustrated the decision was made last minute. In a message to students, Ed McCauley, president and vice-chancellor at UCalgary,
Protesters in Calgary called on the Alberta government Saturday to drop any implementation of the proposed kindergarten to Grade 6 draft curriculum. Parents, teachers, public education advocates, representatives of the Alberta Teachers Association, and an
