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Child rights watchdog says school districts are not fulfilling legal obligations to students with disabilities and behavioural challenges.

The two Maritime provinces are taking a look at how to deal with the use of smartphones in schools following restrictions being imposed in other jurisdictions.

The New Brunswick government has launched an online portal to bolster French-second-language learning resources for students in the anglophone school sector.

An upcoming wave of retirements along with population growth are creating a need for the province to invest more in the education system, said a study published this month by the University of New Brunswick.

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New Brunswick is facing a looming teacher shortage and steps must be taken to recruit and retain more educators in the province, a new study warns.

The New Brunswick Teachers’ Association is calling out the Blaine Higgs government, saying their work environment is worse than ever before.

The New Brunswick Teachers’ Association is calling on the provincial government to address "real issues" teachers are facing in the school system.

The Anglophone East School District is experiencing unprecedented and exponential enrolment growth, with the district currently having around 19,000 students.

As children get ready to return to the classroom, all four anglophone school districts in New Brunswick are still hiring teachers, causing concern at the NBTA.