WINNIPEG The Manitoba government has released its road map for ushering in sweeping new changes to the province’s education system. The plan calls for the province’s 37 school divisions to be merged into 15 different regions and locally elected school boards to be eliminated. It’s a move parent Debra Starr-Roulette hopes will result in more resources in the classroom. “School divisions should divide in half or divide in some way for more kids to get a better education,” said Starr-Roulette. “Or, to get more resources.” But not everyone is convinced the plan will lead to better student outcomes.