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Government ensures stability for Alberta students
 
Minister hopeful teacher deal can be reached by deadline
 
Building Alberta by transforming education
 
Alberta empowers more students to succeed
 
Flex approach to high school learning
 
Online diploma exams create more flexibility for students
 
Alberta gives more students hands-on learning opportunities
 
Thousands of new spaces for Alberta students
 
Redford government announces new schools for Edmonton and area
 
Redford government announces new schools for Calgary
 
Redford government announces new schools for central and southern Alberta
 
Redford government announces new schools for northern Alberta
 
Most Alberta school boards support contract
 
Alberta teachers short-listed for prestigious award
 
Minister hails first ratification of teacher deal
 
Alberta reaches agreement with 40,000 teachers
 
Building Alberta: Budget 2013 keeps the focus on students
 
Minister disappointed ATA union rejects province's fair contract offer
 
International test results for Alberta students remain steady
 
Minister releases statement on Racette School tragedy
 
New Education Act will set course for 21st century learning
 
Construction begins on new schools in growing communities
 
Redford government opens new schools in Calgary
 
Redford government opens new schools in Edmonton
 
New school opens doors in Spruce Grove
 
Redford government opens new school in Sherwood Park
 
Premier Alison Redford opens new school in Langdon
 
Premier Alison Redford opens new school in Okotoks
 
More Alberta high school students completing school
 
New public education option for Morinville community
 
Johnson represents Canadian provinces and territories at education meetings in Asia
 
First Nations students benefit from partnership between Northland School Division and Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council
 
Minister’s Parent Advisory Council provides another opportunity for parents to be involved in education
 
Two trial projects drive towards easing the burden of long bus rides for students
 
Charter schools' renewal terms extended to 15 years
 
New online tool provides parents with information about what their child is learning
 
Education Act sets students on path to success
 
In-school mental health program breaking down barriers
 
Education Act consultations lead to 10-point plan
 
School boards report on the $107 million boost to education funding
 
Delivery of 13 new Alberta schools moves forward
 
Super boost for province’s SuperNet schools
 
Consultations on Education Act expand
 
Province launches Our Children, Our Future: Getting it Right public consultations on the Education Act
 
Alberta education minister Thomas Lukaszuk joined the students of St. Anne Elementary Kindergarten at the launch of Early Learning Mobile Unit.
 
Education Act pulled from Fall 2011 Legislative Session
 
Census to be held in St. Albert, Morinville and Legal
 
Hancock travels to Japan to share Alberta’s educational success stories
 
Gift Lake students to benefit from new school in their community
 
Edmonton public students to benefit from improved schools
 
High school completion rate continues upward climb
 
Successful Northern Student Teacher Bursary extended
 
St. Paul, Lac La Biche, Two Hills students benefit from modernized schools
 
Central Alberta students to benefit from new, improved schools
 
Twenty-three teachers recognized for being education’s best
 
Jasper students to benefit from new schools in their community
 
Grande Prairie students to benefit from new high school
 
Hat, Bow Island students to benefit from new, improved schools
 
Brooks students to benefit from new school in their community
 
Claresholm, Cardston students benefit from modernized schools
 
Cochrane’s francophone students to benefit from new school
 
Calgary schools improved to cope with soaring student numbers
 
Fort McMurray students benefit from new schools
 
Beaumont students to benefit from new schools in their community
 
Airdrie and Chestermere students to benefit from new schools in their communities
 
New, improved schools to cope with soaring student numbers
 
New Education Act sets foundation for student success
 
More mentors will benefit Alberta’s children and youth
 
Northland engagement team draws on community experience
 
Minister says community response key to Northland inquiry report
 
Alberta’s 15-year olds place among world’s best in reading, scientific and mathematical literacy
 
Transformed education an investment in future: Hancock
 
Alberta unveils online training tool to help allergic students
 
More students achieve excellence in provincial testing
 
New program to increase specialty teachers in Alberta classrooms
 
Doors open to 18 new schools in Calgary and Edmonton
 
More Alberta students complete high school
 
Province moves forward on inclusive education system
 
Transforming education in Alberta: Inspiring Education Steering Committee Report released
 
Twenty-three teachers recognized for excellence in Alberta classrooms
 
Province-wide initiative ‘maps’ child development
 
Construction of 10 new schools begins in Edmonton and Calgary region
 
Hancock pleased new Peavine school now open to students
 
Province recognizes 136 Alberta teachers for outstanding job
 
Historic partnership to strengthen First Nation education in Alberta
 
Conference showcases a decade of Alberta school success
 
Arbitration decision settles teacher salary question
 
Official Trustee appointed to Northland School Division
 
Central Alberta school boards honoured for a job well done
 
Capital region school boards honoured for a job well done
 
Southern Alberta school boards honoured for a job well done
 
Calgary and area school boards honoured for a job well done
 
Northern Alberta school boards honoured for a job well done
 
Construction of four new high schools cost-effective, efficient
 
Forum participants see education as key to future success
 
Inspiring Education Fall Forum demonstrates commitment to working together
 
Alberta students benefit from WorldSkills equipment
 
Province collaborates with First Nations, Métis and Inuit in creating Education Partnership Council
 
Alberta’s education system reports high achievement and significant improvement
 
Campaign recognizes important role of mentors in lives of children; encourages Albertans to volunteer
 
Alberta students speak to astronauts aboard the International Space Station
 
Provincial conversation focuses on the future of education
 
Alberta Ministers wish Team Canada success at WorldSkills
 
Alberta co-hosts world education discussion on job-skill trends
 
New Red Deer resource centre will benefit teachers and students
 
New schools project closer to construction
 
New outreach programs keep youth in school
 
New schools project draws strong interest from industry
 
Hancock showcases Alberta’s education system in Singapore
 
New bursary to attract teachers to northern Alberta communities
 
New education subsidy to enable First Nations, Métis and Inuit adults to become teachers
 
Albertans discuss the future of education
 
Alberta government celebrates National Aboriginal Day
 
Albertans discuss the future of education
 
Albertans discuss the future of education
 
Project aims to empower at-risk youth
 
Forum helps shape future of inclusive education system
 
Proposed special education framework focuses on an inclusive education system
 
Albertans discuss the future of education
 
Alberta talent showcased in five community celebrations on Arts Days
 
Albertans discuss the future of education
 
Province aims to boost high school completion rates
 
Albertans discuss the future of education
 
Albertans discuss the future of education
 
Twenty-three teachers receive 2009 Excellence in Teaching Awards
 
Albertans discuss the future of education
 
Albertans discuss the future of education
 
Students ‘Speak Out’ about education
 
Plan to build 14 new schools moves to next stage
 
More health career courses offered to high school students
 
Albertans discuss the future of education
 
Alberta students with vision loss can access new specialized website
 
Vulcan high school linking to International Space Station
 
134 Alberta teachers recognized for creativity and innovation in classroom
 
Schools investigate learning through innovative use of technology
 
Albertans invited to shape the future of education
 
Annual AISI conference showcases Alberta school successes
 
Leaders in northern Alberta’s K-12 learning system recognized for achievements
 
Hancock to attend Learning and Technology World Forum in London
 
Alberta students place 4th in the world in science
 
Province launches public dialogue on the future of education
 
Education Minister recognizes leaders in Capital Region’s K-12 learning system
 
Students urged to Speak Out about education in Alberta
 
Hancock to attend School of the Future World Summit in Seattle
 
Education Minister recognizes leaders in central Alberta’s K-12 learning system
 
Education Minister recognizes leaders in southern Alberta’s K-12 learning system
 
Education Minister recognizes leaders in K-12 learning system
 
Provincial measures provide report card for student success
 
Alberta students benefit from increased allergy awareness
 
Alberta commits $4 million to send students to WorldSkills 2009
 
Province moves forward with construction of 18 new schools in Calgary and Edmonton
 
Social Studies resource encourages students to become active citizens
 
Province maintains commitment to educational choice
 
Alberta’s special education program to be reviewed
 
New education programs help at-risk students stay in school
 
Alberta adds $9 million to enhance supports for students with vision loss
 
Schools broaden technology use to transform students’ learning opportunities
 
Province invests $79 million to enhance students’ career pathways
 
Alberta students achieve highest science marks in Canada
 
Teachers honoured with nominations and new additions to award program
 
Historic agreement creates new opportunities for education
 
Wainwright High School receives modernization funding
 
Thorsby School receives modernization funding
 
St. Paul schools receive modernization funding
 
Sexsmith’s St. Mary’s School receives modernization funding
 
Alcoma School receives modernization funding
 
Rainbow Lake School receives modernization funding
 
Picture Butte School receives modernization funding
 
Olds receives funding for starter school
 
Namao School receives modernization funding
 
Kinuso School receives modernization funding
 
Fort Saskatchewan School receives modernization funding
 
H.W. Pickup School receives modernization funding
 
West Lethbridge campus receives Phase II funding
 
Vauxhall receives modernization funding
 
Vilna School receives modernization funding
 
Government announces 14 new schools for Calgary and Edmonton regions
 
Millet school receives funding
 
Whitecourt school receives modernization funding
 
Innovative solution frees up provincial land for family and seniors’ housing
 
18 schools for Edmonton and Calgary closer to construction
 
Alberta’s 15-year olds place among world’s best on international tests
 
Alberta’s Grade 4 students demonstrate strong results on international literacy test
 
Changes allow for $25-million payment to teachers for pension liability
 
Young Albertans urged to “be better than bullying”
 
Teachers, students, school boards and taxpayers benefit from solution to unfunded pension liability
 
Education Minister promotes career education and attends WorldSkills competition in Japan
 
Edmonton and Calgary P3 schools project moves to next stage
 
Government-Microsoft partnership enriches student learning
 
Teacher exchange programs give Alberta students opportunity to become global learners
 
More Alberta students are staying in school
 
Students benefit from teachers’ second language learning
 
New education programs reach out to at-risk youth
 
Education Minister exploring innovative career training in northwestern U.S.
 
Province invests additional $97 million for 17 school modernization projects
 
Metro school boards receive $100 million for modernization
 
Government and the Alberta Teachers’ Association working together on solution to the teachers’ unfunded pension liability
 
First Nations, Métis and Inuit student success celebrated on National Aboriginal Day
 
New partnership advances student success in technology careers
 
Province uses new approach to build 18 new schools
 
Province announces nine new schools for Calgary
 
Province announces nine new schools for Edmonton
 
JAWS receives $1 million in funding for CTS lab
 
St. Paul students benefit from school infrastructure investment
 
Government appoints third member to teachers’ unfunded pension task force
 
Task force to address teachers’ portion of unfunded pension proceeds
 
Task force seeks solutions on $2.1 billion pension burden for Alberta teachers
 
Excellence in Teaching Awards celebrates outstanding teachers
 
Students use videoconference to link natural science and art lessons
 
Schools receive $4.5 million for career and technology studies improvements
 
High school completion is a community affair
 
Early learners benefit from English as a Second Language and Francisation programming
 
Government takes initial step to address teachers' portion of unfunded pension liability
 
Budget 2007
 
Improving Albertans’ quality of life
 
Conference highlights Alberta school ingenuity
 
Government invests in Francophone student health services
 
Zwozdesky releases “Schools for Tomorrow” Recommendations
 
Alberta students get a stellar education
 
Youth share their solutions to bullying
 
International Education Week promotes the benefits of international education and enriches the lives of students
 
Take some time to talk about bullying
 
$7.3 million for Francophone school capital projects
 
$34 million invested in steel-framed modular classrooms
 
Albertans invited to celebrate excellence in teaching
 
New Alberta School Council Resource Manual launched
 
Alberta students continue to get high marks on provincial tests
 
New career-focused courses open doors for students
 
Alberta students learn workplace health and safety in school
 
Premier Ralph Klein and Canadian music icon Farley Flex speaking at high school completion symposium
 
Video contest puts spotlight on bullying
 
Alberta's students back and on track
 
$303.3 million allocated for Phase II school infrastructure
 
Additional $180 million for education in Alberta
 
School boards to receive $8 million more in transportation funding
 
Province collaborating with communities to keep youth in school
 
Racette School future home to East Central Francophone students
 
Scholarships and bursaries support second language learning
 
Alberta students video-conferencing to Smithsonian Festival
 
S-Team Heroes website surpasses one million visits
 
Province reaches out to youth struggling with bullying
 
Online virtual tour takes you inside the Alberta Legislature
 
The “2006 Excellence in Teaching Awards” celebrates outstanding teachers
 
Excellence in Teaching Awards (2006) finalists recognized
 
Student support enhanced through Class Size Initiative
 
Budget 2006 builds on classroom innovation and student success for the future
 
$5.5 million invested in Francophone school projects
 
$17 million to be invested in modular classroom spaces
 
Resources increase workplace safety knowledge for Alberta teens (High Level)
 
Resources increase workplace safety knowledge for Alberta teens (Edson)
 
Resources increase workplace safety knowledge for Alberta teens (Edmonton)
 
Resources increase workplace safety knowledge for Alberta teens (Calgary)
 
Message from Honourable Gene Zwozdesky Minister of Education Deputy Government House Leader December 2005
 
Albertans invited to celebrate teaching
 
Government on track with Learning Commission recommendations
 
Education Minister to meet with all Alberta school boards
 
Province boosts school transportation fuel funding by up to 67%
 
Provincial test results show students achieving high standards
 
Province provides $27.6 million for a new shared Lethbridge public and Catholic high school
 
Edmonton students to benefit from new school and added space
 
Investing in School Infrastructure
 
Province invests $9.9 million for upgrading Grasslands Regional Division schools
 
Calgary students to benefit from two new schools
 
Clyde students to benefit from new $4.4 million school
 
Drumheller schools receive $24.7 million for upgrades
 
Northland School Division receives $12.4 million for two new schools
 
Government invests $20 million to expand and modernize Grande Prairie and area schools
 
Two Lacombe schools to get $4.3 million upgrade
 
New $11.3 million school to be built on Olds Community Learning Campus
 
Government invests $4.4 million in Picture Butte school upgrade
 
New $5.7 million school announced for Sylvan Lake
 
Alberta students to write songs with Alberta songwriters
 
Alberta students celebrate Centennial in a virtual birthday party with Premier Klein
 
School's in – keeping students on the road to success
 
Preparing Alberta students for the next century
 
Helping Alberta’s youth stay in school
 
Alberta Students Score Number One in National Science Test
 
Education Minister Announces Investigation
 
S-Team Heroes empower kids to stop bullying
 
Song Writing Intensive - a Centennial project for aspiring student song writers
 
Scholarships and bursaries support second language learning
 
Alberta's teaching excellence celebrated at annual awards gala
 
From dinosaur bones to Alberta’s Centennial - Students explore history during Education Week
 
Budget 2005 on track to help Alberta students achieve their education goals
 
"If walls could speak..." Centennial project celebrates 100 years of Alberta schools
 
2005 Excellence in Teaching Awards finalists selected
 
New funding for school curriculum recognizes Alberta’s Centennial
 
Increased funding results in smaller class sizes
 
Alberta invests $6 million in provincewide video-conferencing initiative
 
Largest-ever education delegation from U.S.A. here to study Alberta's education system
 
Alberta students show strong results on international tests
 
Ground-breaking agreement supports learning and saves money across Alberta's learning system
 
Albertans encouraged to celebrate extraordinary teachers
 
Government acting on Learning Commission recommendations
 
Alberta Learning achieving new vision: best learning system in the world
 
Alberta students show strong results on provincial tests
 
New report confirms Alberta’s commitment to education
 
Information Bulletin: Online information to help Albertans prepare for back-to-school
 
Funding for new teachers to reduce Alberta class sizes
 
Information Bulletin: Canada Day quiz challenges students, parents and history buffs
 
Investing in language learning now and for the future
 
Alberta students aiming high and going far
 
Alberta curriculum to be taught in China classrooms
 
New Grade 4 test supports student learning
 
Excellence in Teaching Awards Recognize Outstanding Professionals
 
Information Bulletin: Celebrate The Learning Edge: Education Week is April 25 – May 1, 2004
 
Government unveils initiative to increase language learning
 
Schools in Drayton Valley moving ahead
 
Schools in northwestern Alberta receive funding
 
Funding for Cold Lake elementary school part of 2004-07 Capital Plan
 
Schools in Canmore and Okotoks moving ahead
 
Increased funding of $45 million supports students with severe disabilities and special health needs
 
Student transportation funding gets a $10 million boost
 
New schools accommodate student needs in Calgary
 
New funding framework better for school boards and students
 
Finalists for Excellence in Teaching Awards Announced
 
Legislation supports Learning Commission recommendations
 
Learning Minister to represent Canada at international education conference
 
Government responds to more recommendations of Alberta's Commission on Learning
 
Diploma exam results exceed expectations
 
Learning system given $20 million boost
 
Alberta establishes education partnership with Saxony, Germany
 
Government marks centennial with investment in children
 
Students, parents and teachers to be surveyed to help ensure continuous improvement of the learning system
 
Education leaders to share innovative ideas for improving student learning
 
Information Bulletin: Policies in place for missed diploma exams
 
Family literacy is a lifelong gift
 
Students soar to the top of the class
 
Average class size remains relatively steady
 
International summit recognizes Alberta's leadership in technology
 
Government supports 84 commission recommendations
 
Alberta's education system seen as one of the best in Canada
 
Government fulfills Commission's funding priorities
 
Technology is advancing learner-centered education in Alberta
 
Recognize an Outstanding and Inspirational Teacher
 
Alberta students take learning to the workplace
 
Minister of Learning to promote excellence of Alberta's learning system in California
 
Government prepared to act on commission recommendations
 
Alberta's learning system continues to excel
 
Alberta students demonstrate strong achievement on provincial tests
 
Alberta government to keep close watch on class sizes
 
Alberta and Jalisco say 'Si' to supporting second-language learning
 
Handy kit helps with transition back to school
 
Oberg in Vietnam to highlight Alberta learning system successes
 
Celebrate Canada's birthday by exploring our nation's past
 
Alberta students' writing skills among best in the country
 
Minister Oberg explores strategies to increase digital literacy
 
Superb teaching celebrated at annual awards gala
 
Aboriginals, non-Aboriginals share in project's success
 
Education Week – April 27 to May 3 Discovering choices in learning and creating new opportunities
 
Transfer of schools will accommodate growing needs of students
 
Excellence in Teaching Awards finalists selected
 
Options in place to reduce deficit and maintain student success
 
Nominees vie for Excellence in Teaching Awards
 
Technology pilot aimed at supporting student learning
 
Foreign education officials explore Alberta's success story
 
Calgary Public Schools receives $7 million for unique cost of teacher benefits
 
Minister Oberg explores new advances in learning technologies
 
Oberg details use of $20 million for classrooms
 
Government to review board's books
 
Commission on Learning shares status report
 
AISI conference highlights Alberta school ingenuity
 
Take the 15-minute challenge to support Family Literacy Day
 

 

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