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Fees may double as Manitoba's new funding model pits nursery schools against each other, administrator says Hundreds of Manitoba parents will have to pay twice as much to send their children to nursery school. Social Sharing End of enhanced funding grant means some schools will see dramatic cut, while others get funding boost Posted: Jan 20, 2021 8:49 PM CT | Last Updated: January 21 Laura Burla, director of St. James Montessori School, worries some children won't be able to go to nursery school now that centres like hers will likely have to double their parent fees.(Jaison Empson/CBC)

Winnipeg Free Press Last Modified: 6:08 AM CST Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021 | Updates Many Manitobans with children in nursery school could soon be paying more than double the current daily fees, under a new funding arrangement implemented by the provincial government. Many Manitobans with children in nursery school could soon be paying more than double the current daily fees, under a new funding arrangement implemented by the provincial government. The province is scrapping the enhanced operating grant program, under which guardians pay $5 a day per child...

Winnipeg Free Press JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Karlin Mann, director of Oak Street Nursery School, plays with children at her nursery school in Winnipeg. Mann says it’s crucial to keep things “as normal as possible” for children during the pandemic. Despite being on a holiday break, preschooler Olive Breckon couldn’t quite relax. Despite being on a holiday break, preschooler Olive Breckon couldn’t quite relax. The four-year-old was so hyper-aware of hygiene — the result of practising COVID-19 safety protocols at daycare and nursery school throughout autumn — she asked h...