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Winnipeg Free Press The K-12 commission heard no shortage of concerns about a “no fail” practice in Manitoba public schools during the education review, but superintendents insist holding struggling students back is rarely in their best interest. The K-12 commission heard no shortage of concerns about a "no fail" practice in Manitoba public schools during the education review, but superintendents insist holding struggling students back is rarely in their best interest. Last month, the province released the commission’s final report, which addresses subjects ranging from school govern...

Pembina Trails teachers get pay bump, even though division 'hobbled by arbitrary cutbacks': arbitrator The Manitoba government's push to freeze the wages of public-sector employees has taken another blow, after an arbitration board ruled teachers with Pembina Trails School Division in Winnipeg should get a pay bump. Social Sharing Arbitration board sympathetic to Winnipeg division's financial strain, but says inability to pay not an excuse Posted: Feb 17, 2021 3:40 PM CT | Last Updated: February 18 Pembina Trails School Division will have to come up with millions of dollars to pay the wage...

  WINNIPEG -- Winnipeg police are investigating after a stranger allegedly followed a student into a school after she was dropped off last week. Pembina Trails School Division and police said the incident occurred on Friday at approximately 8:20 a.m. at Ecole Dieppe. They said a stranger followed a female student into the school, and had a brief conversation with her before leaving. “Our video surveillance camera shows that the person opened the door, and went into the school,” said Ted Fransen, superintendent of the school division. “We have no surveillance cameras inside the scho...

Posted: Feb 03, 2021 8:35 PM CT | Last Updated: February 4 A stranger followed a student at École Dieppe inside the school and talked to her for several minutes before leaving without any staff seeing him, according to Pembina Trails School Division.(Walther Bernal/CBC) A suspicious man followed an École Dieppe student inside the school and talked to her for several minutes before leaving without any staff noticing. The incident happened around 8:15 a.m. on Friday.  "A person had opened the door and the two of them walked in together," Pembina Trails School Division superintendent...

Winnipeg Free Press Save to Read Later A virtual lesson in one Winnipeg classroom was abruptly interrupted last week, when participants entered the video call uninvited and started making misogynistic comments toward the female teacher. Winnipeg Free Press A virtual lesson in one Winnipeg classroom was abruptly interrupted last week, when participants entered the video call uninvited and started making misogynistic comments toward the female teacher. The privacy breach took place Jan. 4, the first day of the post-winter break remote-learning period mandated for grades 7-12 students in Ma...