Education Minister David Eggen
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Alberta group calling on province to implement law to stop seclusion rooms in schoolsInclusion Alberta and parents of children with autism say the Alberta government has not done enough to deal with seclusion rooms in schools.EducationFeb 15, 2019
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Calgary Board of Education to change how it reports cost of leaseThe way the cost of the lease for the CBE headquarters is reported came under scrutiny in an operational review conducted by the province.EducationApr 6, 2018
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Alberta bishops warn of growing ‘calls to dismantle’ Catholic school systemCatholic bishops in Alberta and the Northwest Territories have issued a letter to church devotees to warn of what it says are growing calls to dismantle the Catholic school system.EducationNov 6, 2017
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Eggen introduces legislation to ensure Alberta students who join GSAs aren’t outedAlberta is proposing new legislation to ensure students who join gay-straight alliances in school are not outed without their permission.EducationNov 2, 2017
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Reducing transportation and supply fees could be just the beginning for Alberta schoolsReducing transportation and supply fees may be only the beginning in the changes to what parents pay for their kids to go to school.EducationJun 14, 2017
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Alberta government wants your feedback for next phase of curriculum reviewAlberta government opens up part two of its curriculum reviewEducationMay 15, 2017
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Edmonton-area schools ordered to allow gay-straight alliances for LGBTQ studentsTwo private Baptist schools in Alberta have been ordered by the province to allow the establishment of student-run gay-straight alliances.EducationMar 24, 2017
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‘It’s hard to learn when you’re hungry’: Alberta launches school nutrition programThe province announced Monday it was launching a pilot program aimed at preparing students for a healthy future.HealthNov 14, 2016
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LGBTQ toolkit resolution passes at Alberta School Councils’ Assocation AGMMembers of the Alberta School Councils' Association wrapped up their three-day annual general meeting in Edmonton on Sunday by passing a resolution connected to one of the most contentious issues to come up in Alberta's education system in years.EducationApr 24, 2016
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48-hour work weeks too much? Alberta teachers take part in workload surveySure, the summers holidays are appealing, but a new study reveals Alberta teachers are putting in some extra time during the busy school year.EducationApr 8, 2016
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