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Alberta Education is vowing improved oversight and integrity within the K-12 system’s leadership by giving enhanced powers to the body governing school superintendents.
With the passing of Bill 55 in the Alberta Legislature on Tuesday, the UCP government created the College of Alberta School Superintendents Act, allowing the college oversight of professional conduct and disciplinary hearings as well as standardized educational development.
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Superintendents and members of CASS will still be accountable to their school board as their employer, but the minister of Education will no longer have to approve superintendent appointments.
Raising the bar with education leaders
Alberta’s government will strengthen the kindergarten to Grade 12 education system by creating a professional organization for school superintendents.
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If passed, Bill 55, the
College of Alberta School Superintendents Act, would make the college a legislated organization responsible for upholding the superintendent profession. This includes superintendents and deputy superintendents employed in public, separate or francophone school authorities. This legislation will strengthen the education system and empower superintendents to provide better outcomes for Alberta’s students.
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