The head of the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation says pay has been replaced as the biggest issue brought forward by teachers ahead of contract negotiations. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan’s school boards and teacher’s union both say they appreciate increased funding, but it isn’t keeping up with rising costs and growing classrooms. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan’s enrolment numbers have increased by over 10,000 students in the past five years, but the provinces teachers’ union says funding isn’t keeping up. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said the next teachers’ contract, currently in binding arbitration, will be fully funded by the province. Continue reading →

Schools across Saskatchewan will soon be dismissing students for the summer, and in September even more will be returning. The Ministry of Education said 2,735 new students will be enrolling in school across the province for the 2018-19 school year. “With an estimated 2,700 more kids going to school in our system in the fall… Continue reading →

A new poll commissioned by Saskatchewan teacher’s union found that many residents feel classroom teacher’s are best positioned to make decisions impacting education. Continue reading →

The Chinook School Division is looking at job cuts to make up for a $9.9 million funding cut in last year’s provincial budget. Continue reading →

Teacher Adam Wood and teacher’s aide Marie Janvier are remembered through Saskatchewan’s GeoMemorial Program. Continue reading →