Edmonton Journal on MSN1d
'An aggressive number': Alberta education minister believes three year, $1.1 billion investment to hire 4,000 education staff is sufficient
Alberta is investing $1.1 billion to hire more education staff which is a welcomed investment for stakeholders amid criticism ...
Nicolaides says $1.1B for more staff at Alberta schools will ‘alleviate pressure on classrooms’
Alberta's education minister says he believes the $1.1 billion his government has earmarked to hire more teachers and school ...
CityNews Edmonton1d
Alberta announces $426M boost to education budget
Alberta’s budget tour is underway. The government celebrating a $426 million boost to education, but is that enough in a fast ...
Does Alberta spend the least, per-student, on public schools? Maybe not. But it's definitely down there
The Alberta Teachers Association and the Fraser Institute, a right-leaning think tank, have both independently concluded that ...
Alberta change to student funding formula aims to ease classroom pressures
Alberta’s education minister says his government’s proposed budget targets funding increases to tackle growing enrolment and ...
DiscoverAirdrie1d
Rocky View Schools awaits funding details as Alberta proposes revamped school budget model
Alberta’s Budget 2025 proposes a new two-year enrolment-based funding model, moving away from the Weighted Moving Average ...
CityNews Edmonton14d
Teachers hoping schools get funding boost in Thursay’s provincial budget
Alberta taxpayers will soon find out how the government plans to spend their money, and those working in public education are hoping for a bigger investment.
Experts say budget falls short of fixing Alberta's public schools
The Alberta Teachers Association says funding from the 2025 budget won't fix the problem in Alberta schools. CTV News ...
DiscoverAirdrie8d
Alberta Teachers' Association disappointed with education funding in Budget 2025
Yesterday, the Alberta Teachers' Association shared their disappointment when it comes to the total operational spending ...
The Canadian Press on MSN13d
'Not a priority': Critics say Alberta falls short on health-care, education spending
"Public education, once again, with this budget ... is not a priority with this government," said Alberta Teachers' ...
The Hamilton Spectator29d
From Rhinocéros Party to Alberta Teacher Association presidential candidate
Two Grande Prairie teachers are vying to be the next president of the Alberta Teachers Association (ATA). Grande Prairie’s Donovan Eckstrom and Peter MacKay are eyeing the top spot at ATA ...