Yukon Apologizes for School Restraint, Seclusion Practices
The Yukon government has formally apologized for the use of restraint and seclusion on students in schools, addressing past practices and committing to systemic changes.
Category : Education Policy
Alberta Librarians Criticize New Library Access Restrictions
The Coalition of Alberta Public Libraries warns that new age-based restrictions on materials with sexual depictions create enforcement challenges, privacy issues, and unfunded mandates.
Municipal Trustees Wanted for Midland, Penetanguishene, Tay & Tiny
The Simcoe County District School Board is actively recruiting municipal trustees to represent Midland, Penetanguishene, Tay and Tiny. This critical role involves shaping local education policy and advocating for community interests within the public scho
Bill 25 Threatens Critical Thinking in Alberta Schools
Alberta's Bill 25, framed as promoting neutrality, risks censoring teachers and stifling students' ability to question authority and think independently, warns Howard Sapers.
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Minister's Book Criticism Sparks Debate Over Parental Rights
Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister faces criticism after questioning library book content, with parents arguing reading choices should remain a family matter.
TDSB Cuts May Hit Less-Advantaged Schools Hardest
Education advocates express concerns that proposed Toronto District School Board budget reductions could severely affect schools serving underprivileged communities, exacerbating existing inequalities.
Education Minister Responds to Classroom Ideology Concerns
Alberta's education minister has responded to public concerns regarding recent policy changes aimed at removing ideological content from classrooms, emphasizing a focus on core academic subjects.
B.C. Skilled Trades Recruitment Should Begin by Age 7
Evidence from OECD countries indicates Canada needs to introduce positive perceptions of skilled trades careers to children by age seven or earlier to address workforce shortages.
Canadians Demand K-12 Education Reform, Return to Basics
A new national poll shows 53% of Canadians believe the K-12 education system has gone in the wrong direction over two decades, with strong support for traditional teaching methods and increased school choice.
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Alberta Bill 25: Government vs Union Control in Education
Alberta's proposed Bill 25 aims to remove ideology from classrooms, sparking debate between government oversight and teachers' union influence. The legislation seeks political neutrality while critics argue it expands government control.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic Backlash Over Executive Compensation
Saskatchewan Polytechnic is under fire for its executive compensation practices, sparking widespread criticism and calls for transparency in public institution spending.
Over 600 TDSB Teaching Jobs to Be Cut in September
The Toronto District School Board is set to eliminate more than 600 elementary teaching positions for the upcoming school year, with union leaders warning of severe impacts on classroom supports and student learning.
TDSB: 300 Teaching Jobs Cut, Not 600+ as Union Claims
The Toronto District School Board clarifies that approximately 300 teaching positions will be eliminated in the upcoming school year, countering union suggestions of over 600 cuts amid budget constraints.
1,000+ UGDSB Students Compete in Skills Showcase at Guelph
More than 1,000 elementary students from the Upper Grand District School Board participated in a hands-on skills competition at the University of Guelph, highlighting practical learning and student talent.
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Nadeau-Dubois White Paper on Quebec Boys' Education Challenges
Quebec politician Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois has published a comprehensive white paper addressing the educational difficulties faced by boys in the province's school system, highlighting systemic issues and proposing solutions.
Alberta's Classroom Ideology Law Sparks 'Chilling Effect' Warning
University of Alberta professor Dr. Carla Peck warns that new legislation regulating ideology in classrooms will stifle academic freedom and critical discussions in education.
Iowa Court Upholds LGBTQ+ Education Restrictions and Book Bans
An appellate court has ruled that Iowa can enforce a law limiting LGBTQ+ discussions in K-6 classrooms and banning certain books from schools, overturning previous temporary blocks.
Blind Man Develops Lego System for Visually Impaired
Matthew Shifrin, founder of Bricks for the Blind, has pioneered a tactile building method enabling individuals with low vision to independently construct Lego sets through detailed braille instructions.
Racial Disparities in 'The Talk' About Police Encounters
New research shows Black youth are far more likely to receive safety guidance for police interactions than other racial groups, highlighting persistent racial inequities in law enforcement encounters.
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Edmonton Youth Rally Against Bill 25 at Legislature
Students and young activists gathered at the Alberta Legislature to protest Bill 25, which they say will restrict expression and politicize education. The demonstration drew over a hundred participants.
USC Cancels Debate Over 'Lack of Diversity' Among Candidates
The University of Southern California abruptly cancelled a gubernatorial debate due to all qualified candidates being white, sparking controversy over race in politics and policy priorities.
B.C. Teacher Suspended for Racist Joke, Inappropriate Materials
A teacher in British Columbia has been suspended following allegations of making a racist joke and using inappropriate classroom materials, sparking a district investigation.
Judge Halts Trump's Race Data Collection from Public Universities
A federal judge in Boston has issued a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's rushed effort to collect race-related admissions data from public universities, citing procedural flaws and privacy concerns.
French Immersion Cut at Windsor School Sparks Parental Frustration
A Windsor father voices disappointment after the French Immersion program is eliminated at W.F. Herman Academy, highlighting concerns over educational opportunities and community impact in Ontario.
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Vancouver Girls School 'House of Horror' in Class Action Lawsuit
A shuttered British Columbia girls school described as a 'house of horror' is now the center of a significant class action lawsuit, with former students alleging severe mistreatment.
Alberta's Bill 25 Sparks Outcry Over Classroom Restrictions
Alberta's Bill 25 faces fierce criticism from educators and citizens who argue it suppresses classroom discussions on politics and ideology, threatening critical thinking development in students.
Paris Mayor Vows to End Sexual Violence in Schools
Newly elected Paris Mayor Emmanuel Gregoire has made a firm commitment to eradicate sexual violence within the city's educational institutions, marking a significant policy shift.
Waterloo Region Moves Forward with School and Childcare Projects
The Region of Waterloo is progressing with new developments for schools, childcare facilities, and faith buildings, aiming to enhance community infrastructure and support growing needs.
Cameco Gifts $5M for Mine Training at Sask. Poly Campus
Cameco's $5 million donation to Saskatchewan Polytechnic will fund mining industry training and a pilot program for Indigenous women in industrial mechanics at the new Saskatoon campus.
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Conservatives Target Plyler v. Doe, Risking Undocumented Kids' Education
Conservative efforts to challenge the 1982 Supreme Court ruling Plyler v. Doe, which guarantees public school access for undocumented children, could impact over 600,000 students and shift schools toward enforcement over learning.
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