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FMPSD column: Looking back on the past school year

Author of the article: Vincent McDermott Publishing date: Jul 22, 2021  •  7 hours ago  •  1 minute read  •  Savannah Graves and Sawyer Mercredi on receiving the Alberta School Board Association’s (ASBA) prestigious Honouring Spirit: Indigenous Student awards this June. They are the only students from Fort McMurray to be honoured; and only 12 awards were given across the province. These awards “celebrate exceptional First Nations, Métis and Inuit students nominated by members of their education communities, based on their exemplary leadership, courage and commitment to their cultures and educational paths.” This year ASBA received 204 nominations. Article content We ended a remarkable, record-breaking year with our high school grads garnering over $100,000 in scholarships from across North America, provincial Indigenous awards, grants, and so much more.

St Michael s supports Holy Spirit Division s choice to not pilot curriculum

Article content We wholeheartedly support the decision made by the Holy Spirit Catholic School Division to notparticipate in piloting the draft curriculum for Kindergarten to Grade 6. We are in full agreement as the draft curriculum, as presented, would be detrimental to our children’s education.  We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. St. Michael s supports Holy Spirit Division s choice to not pilot curriculum Back to video Alberta currently has a high quality education system, as evidenced by a recent number three standing in the PISA math test. In fact, our current Minister of Education, Ms. LaGrange applauded that result in 2018. Now, less than two years later, she is expressing concern with the results of Alberta students in international reading and writing tests. If that were truly the case, it would suggest further investments in education are needed, not necessarily a complete rethink of what and how students are being taught.

Locally Elected Public School Trustees: Making a Difference in Public Education

Locally Elected Public School Trustees: Making a Difference in Public Education
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Edmonton public pushes for non-confidence vote on Alberta draft curriculum at provincial school boards meeting

Article content The Edmonton Public School Board (EPSB) will be asking for a non-confidence vote on the draft K-6 curriculum at a spring meeting of the Alberta School Board Association (ASBA) in June. Trustees passed a motion 6-2 Tuesday afternoon that, if the resolution is approved and passes at the ASBA meeting, would see the association lobby the government to halt the curriculum pilots and demand a rewrite. It says the draft is rife with errors and plagiarism, is not age-appropriate, and it does not reflect the province’s diversity. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or

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