Adriana LaGrange
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Edmonton Catholic School Board votes to not pilot Alberta’s draft curriculumThe Edmonton Catholic School Board decided unanimously it would not pilot the Alberta government's draft kindergarten to Grade 6 curriculum.EducationMay 3
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Alberta education minister and province’s teachers swap accusations of politicizing curriculumEducation Minister Adriana LaGrange says the group representing Alberta teachers is playing politics with a proposed new kindergarten to Grade 6 curriculum.EducationApr 21
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Edmonton schools temporarily move grades 7 to 12 online amid 3rd wave of COVID-19Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools announced Tuesday that many of their students will be moving to online learning as a safety precaution.EducationApr 20
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Alberta education minister warns districts that opt out of curriculum pilot won’t give ‘rich feedback’Alberta's education minister is warning school districts that don't participate in the review won't be able to provide the same kind of feedback that other districts will.EducationApr 10
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Alberta government expanding COVID-19 school rapid testing programFour-hundred-forty-thousand rapid test kits will be distributed at the selected schools.HealthApr 10
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As Alberta’s number of COVID-19 cases increases, so does concern for schoolsAlthough there are a growing number of COVID-19 cases in Alberta, there are no plans to close schools or change how they are operated for now.EducationApr 7
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Rock thrown through Alberta education minister’s officeAlberta Education Minister Adriana LaGrange tweeted Tuesday that someone threw a large rock through her office constituency window in Red Deer earlier that day.CrimeApr 6
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Edmonton Public Schools will not pilot Alberta’s new K-6 curriculum"It's one of those moments where we have to speak up and share what our constituents are sharing with us," said Edmonton Public School Board Chair Trisha Estabrooks.EducationApr 1
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Métis Nation of Alberta has ‘monumental concerns’ with proposed curriculum"The tone of the curriculum carries a Eurocentric-American point of view that effectively eliminates the voice and history of the Métis Peoples in Alberta," Audrey Poitras said.EducationMar 31
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Social studies, religion, Indigenous history sections of proposed Alberta curriculum under fireAlberta's proposed school curriculum is being criticized for blasting historical facts at kids, missing the mark on First Nations and religion.EducationMar 30
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