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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.
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The local school boards have no desire to pilot the Alberta K-6 curriculum draft in its current form.
This week the board of trustees for both Grande Prairie and District Catholic Schools and the Grande Prairie Public School Division voted not to incorporate the proposed curriculum in their schools.
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“I think it was a composite of a lot of different factors with COVID and the stresses that people have been experiencing this year and a learning gap that has been created,” John Lehners, chair of the public school board said while noting several issues went into the decision. “Obviously, there are some concerns about how effective the new curriculum would be. It was just a lot of different things adding up, and it became a little bit overwhelming, so I think the board said, ‘ You know what? (We) think we are going to