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Educators, parents react to Alberta decision to send K-12 students back to classrooms in fall
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Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) is voicing its concerns over Tuesday’s announcement by the province that in-school classes will resume on Sept.
1, saying safety must be the No. 1 priority as schools prepare to reopen during the novel coronavirus pandemic.“What teachers are asking is that the government give them a fighting chance when returning to school in September, and through the long months and potentially years ahead, as we work to ensure stable and equitable support for students learning during this continuing pandemic, ” ATA president Jason Schilling told Global News.
Alberta K-12 students to head back to classroom this fall In a news release, Schilling says ministry officials were “collaborating meaningfully” with the.
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