educational choice

10:34AM
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More money not the answer for schools—just look at Alberta

The province's charter schools incentivize government school boards to diversify their programming options.


3:30AM
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Poll shows B.C. parents want balance—not bias—in K-12 classrooms

Eighty-five per cent of B.C. parents want schools to provide advance notice before controversial topics are discussed.


3:00AM
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Ontario can learn from Alberta and save small schools

The Ontario government does not fund independent schools nor allow parents to create charter schools.


11:50AM
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More choice—not more money—will fix Saskatchewan schools

The province's student test scores declined by 38 points in math, 21 points in reading and 22 points in science.


2:30AM
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Families in other provinces enjoy more school choice than Ontario families

More school choice leads to more specialized and diverse schools for students.


10:36AM
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Some New Year’s resolutions for Ontario’s education minister

School boards are distracted by power struggles between trustees and debates about Pride flags.


12:30PM
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Parents need more information to choose the right school

The simplest way to expand school choice is to let the money follow students to the school their parents choose.


6:30AM
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Empower parents, not the educational bureaucracy

The New Brunswick government will require parental consent before students under the age of 16 can change their names and gender identities at school.


9:07AM
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More money doesn’t necessarily produce a better education

British Columbia's math scores are now worse than the national average.