Alberta education

• Edmonton Public Schools to continue to offer online learning next school year

  Edmonton Public Schools has outlined its plan for the 2021-22 school year, which provides families with the option of in-person or online learning.

  Education

  Mar 5
• ‘Nobody wants to take responsibility’: Calgary parents demand new southwest high school

  Parents who are part the West Calgary Catholic High School Advocacy Group say their need for a new high school has been ignored for years.

  Education

  Mar 2
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• Alberta budget 2021: Alberta universities eyeing tuition hikes, campus changes as funding model evolves

  Alberta universities are examining the potential impacts of the Alberta 2021 budget on staffing and operations, with at least one saying hundreds of jobs are on the line.

  Economy

  Feb 25
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• Black History Month: Lethbridge high school amps up awareness, advocates for curriculum changes

  "Especially in Lethbridge, I feel like Chinook (High School) has definitely paved the way to making Black History Month more recognized."

  Education

  Feb 25
• March of the penguin protest: Calgary students set up display to fight education cuts

  A snow penguin protest that generated buzz in Edmonton has now made its way to Calgary.

  Education

  Feb 8
• Holy Spirit School Division adjusts to and embraces at-home learning

  Students and teachers in Alberta have had to make adjustments to learning through the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Education

  Feb 4
• COVID-19: Alberta school boards set to receive another round of federal funding

  School boards across Alberta are set to receive a second wave of funding from the federal government's Safe Return to Class Fund.

  Education

  Feb 2
• Calgary’s Rosscarrock School to close at end of school year

  The decision to close the school was made at the Calgary Board of Education's board meeting Tuesday night.

  Education

  Jan 27
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• 10-year-old boy walks home after breaking wrists at school in Sherwood Park

  A Sherwood Park boy is recovering after breaking both his wrists at school. He said he asked for help from a teacher but was told to go home, so he walked home alone and in pain.

  Education

  Jan 22
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• Lethbridge parents share concerns about school division plan to consolidate French immersion

  Parents at École Agnes Davidson say they're dismayed at the Lethbridge School Division's proposed new boundaries which would consolidate Agnes Davidson to a French-only school.

  Jan 22