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Member Update School Board Sector – January 24, 2018

November 14, 2022January 25, 2018
Liberal Government’s Announcement to Move to One English School Board As I am sure all of you are aware, yesterday was the release of the Dr. Avis Glaze Report to government on the structure of the Education Sector here in Nova Scotia.  Read more [...]
Tags Dr. Avis Glaze, education, NSSBCU, school boards
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Liberal government throws education sector into chaos

January 25, 2018January 25, 2018
Today’s announcement by Minister Churchill to consolidate Nova Scotia’s seven English school boards into one, while heavy on policy change, includes no details on how the government plans to implement those changes. Nan McFadgen, Read more [...]
Tags education, school boards, Zach Churchill

Liberal commissioned report misses the mark – Local governance remains best for Nova Scotia’s education system

January 23, 2018January 23, 2018
CUPE representatives are dismayed that recommendations for the province’s education system, by Dr. Avis Glaze, will see the McNeil Liberal government repeat the mistakes they made in health care. “We are not surprised that the McNeil Read more [...]
Tags Dr. Avis Glaze, education, Nova Scotia, Report, school boards
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