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N.B. tables larger capital budget, with construction of schools top of mindThe capital budget in New Brunswick will see more than $10 million be set aside for four new schools and the increase in size of another two.PoliticsNov 28, 2023
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Concerns raised about teacher shortage in N.B. just days before start of school yearAs children get ready to return to the classroom, all four anglophone school districts in New Brunswick are still hiring teachers, causing concern at the NBTA.EducationAug 31, 2023
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‘The world is cruel right now’: N.B. queer community decries policy 713 changeThe 2SLGBTQIA+ community is reacting to changes to an inclusion policy for queer students, which include parental consent for pronoun and name changes for children under 16.EducationJun 8, 2023
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N.B. Human Rights Commission concerned over LGBTQ policy review in schoolsThe New Brunswick Human Rights Commission has expressed concern over the government's decision to review the province's policy on sexual orientation in schools.CanadaMay 15, 2023
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Lack of supply teachers threatens closure of classrooms in New BrunswickThe District scolaire francophone Sud wrote in a letter to parents that classrooms could close if a supply teacher is not found in time.CanadaDec 2, 2022
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New Brunswick schools won’t have mandatory masks in the fallThe New Brunswick Department of Education and Early Childhood Development says masks won't be necessary when school resumes in two weeks.EducationAug 29, 2022
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COVID-19: New Brunswick teachers’ union hopeful in-person learning stays until springEven if numbers spike and the province moves back to Level 3 of its Winter Alert Plan, the return to online learning would be separately signalled by Public Health.EducationJan 31, 2022
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No more chocolate milk or juice? New Brunswick set to unveil new school nutrition policyThe policy applies to breakfast and lunch programs, vending machines, canteens, snacks and fundraisers.CanadaJun 13, 2018
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New Brunswick French immersion returning to Grade oneThe former Liberal government of Shawn Graham changed the entry point for French immersion to Grade 3 in 2008.CanadaSep 30, 2016
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