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Expanding the Supply of Independent Schools in Alberta By Geoff Russ

9 Jul 2024

We also recognize the support of the University of Toronto and the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy as the Ontario 360 project’s intellectual and administrative home. [...] Table of Contents Introduction 4 The Current State of Alberta’s Education System 5 The Comparing Independent Schools in Ontario and Alberta 6 Shortening the Path to Public Funding 8 Methods of Funding Independent Schools 9 Businesses Can Have a Role to Play 11 Boosting the Teacher Supply 12 Conclusion 13 Introduction Students who attend alternatives to public schools in Alberta, such as charter sc. [...] Joanna VanHof, a PhD student in “To start a school for example, it requires educational leadership and policy at the just a fee, as well as a notice of intent to Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, operate, and a few requirements according notes that the Ontario government’s to the Education Act here,” says VanHof. [...] “In Alberta, the difference is that there’s significant Kelden Formosa, a teacher at the Alberta regulation by the government in terms of Classical Academy, an independent school quality of education, that is provided by in the province, believes schools should be independent schools that do need to comply held to a higher standard, and that the lack with a number of different requirements.” of fu. [...] Avoiding the possibility of a school’s enrolment and quality of education To increase the number of independent decreasing after being approved for public schools, the Alberta government could funding should be a priority.

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