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With FMCSD out, no school divisions in RMWB piloting K-6 draft curriculum

Article content Fort McMurray Catholic School Division (FMCSD) will not pilot the draft K-6 curriculum next fall. All school divisions in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo are now refusing to pilot the draft program. More than 40 Alberta school divisions are also refusing to take part in the pilot program. In a Friday release, FMCSD said piloting the new curriculum during the COVID-19 pandemic would be a “disservice” to staff, students and families. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. With FMCSD out, no school divisions in RMWB piloting K-6 draft curriculum Back to video

With FMCSD out, no school divisions in RMWB piloting K-6 draft curriculum

Article content Fort McMurray Catholic School Division (FMCSD) will not pilot the draft K-6 curriculum next fall. All school divisions in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo are now refusing to pilot the draft program. More than 40 Alberta school divisions are also refusing to take part in the pilot program. In a Friday release, FMCSD said piloting the new curriculum during the COVID-19 pandemic would be a “disservice” to staff, students and families. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. With FMCSD out, no school divisions in RMWB piloting K-6 draft curriculum Back to video

Multiple Indigenous Communities Calling For Families To Pull Children From Northland Division Schools Over COVID-19 Situation

By Jaryn Vecchio Graduation parade in Anzac // Photo supplied by Joanne Pratt Multiple Indigenous communities in the RMWB are calling for parents and guardians to remove their students from all Northland School Division schools. In a statement, Chief of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Allan Adam says they’re encouraging this measure to ensure students, teachers, and staff at the schools are safe from COVID-19. The region remains the worst in the province when it comes to spread of the virus. Wood Buffalo is averaging nearly 1,500 cases per 100,000 individuals. “This is not a measure we take lightly but it’s for the good of not just our people, but the whole region,” said Adam.

Indigenous leaders urge parents to pull students out of Northland schools; 1,235 cases in Fort McMurray

Outbreak: École Dickinsfield School (10+ cases). Outbreak: École McTavish High School (10+ cases). Outbreak: Father Patrick Mercredi High School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: Fort McMurray Christian School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: Fort McMurray Composite High School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: Fort McMurray Islamic School (10+ cases). Outbreak: Holy Trinity Catholic High School (10+ cases). Outbreak: St. Anne School (10+ cases). Outbreak: St. Kateri School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: St. Martha Catholic School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: St. Paul’s Elementary School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: Walter and Gladys Hill Public School (5-9 cases). Outbreak: Westwood Community High School (5-9 cases). Alert: Dave McNeilly Public School (2-4 cases). Alert: Dr. Karl A Clark Elementary School (2-4 cases).

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