Ontario education reform needed now
Math scores are getting worse. Spending per pupil keeps growing. Something doesn’t add up
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Author: Angela MacLeod
Student performance declines despite spending hikes in Alberta
Policy-makers in Edmonton and in school districts around the province must learn from other jurisdictions
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B.C. education system performs well while holding line on spending
B.C. financially supports parents who choose independent schools with per-student grants of up to 50%
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Every school in Ontario is capable of improvement
The Fraser Institute’s latest report card shows where the weak spots are, and where successes can be found and emulated
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Don’t blame Alberta teachers for declining math grades
When a province mandates a single curriculum, it eliminates diversity and experimentation that can lead to better methods
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Ontario should look to B.C. as a model for education reform
The province needs to remove religious schools from the public system while introducing partial funding for independent schools
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Academic results another reason to support school choice
In British Columbia, independent schools outperform public schools in academic achievement
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Ontario can learn from B.C.’s education model
Independent schools deliver higher student test scores at lower costs to taxpayers
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Alberta can learn from B.C.’s independent school success
Independent schools provide increased choice and better outcomes for students than the current model Alberta employs
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UCP: go back to school on proposed education reforms
The Alberta party’s proposal to increase funding for independent schools is unlikely to improve education in Alberta
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