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As a proactive measure, the Manitoba government is shifting to a one-week remote learning period for most Manitoba students after the holiday break to ensure schools can implement enhanced measures for in-person learning.
As a challenging school year winds down, the province is working towards the goal of returning all students to school full-time in the fall, Education Minister…
By Matthew Dekker Jun 24, 2021 | 7:06 PM The Manitoba government thanks students, teachers, school staff, administrators, parents and the education community for their hard work and dedication through a once in a century global pandemic, Education Minister Cliff Cullen said today. “I would like to acknowledge the extraordinary efforts of parents and the entire school community in their attempts to make graduation memorable in the absence of formal celebrations this year,” said Cullen. “To the graduating class of 2021, congratulations on this achievement, you have persevered th...
Province provides protection and additional millions of dollars for safe schools as pandemic continues Corwyn Friesen, mySteinbach Education Minister Cliff Cullen announcing new funding for Manitoba schools. The province is allocating $58 million in new funding for the 2021-22 school year to ensure continued pandemic protection for schools and toward resources to support the mental health and well-being of students and staff. “We want to ensure the classroom environment continues to be as safe as possible while making focused investments to address the learning impacts of the pande...