CAPSC’s autumn 2014 meeting and survey results serve as a road map for our current actions. Our members indicated that having CAPSC channel parent concerns, host awareness campaigns and advocate on issues are of value. Please see below for details on how we are working to fulfill that mandate.
Math Learning - When is the Conversation Over?
Position Statement | Open Letter to Minister Eggen:
Math Learning and Parent Voice
Dear Minister Eggen;
A recent letter from Deputy Minister of Education Curtis Clarke states the department has cut off communication with Dr. Tran-Davies on the issue of math education.
“We consider[...]
Planning for a New Year at CAPSC
Volunteer Recognition
Each year, CAPSC recognizes the Calgary volunteers who make an enormous difference to the success of our schools and students. Do you know a master community builder, fundraising champ, financial wizard or amazing event organizer? Tell us how this person’s involvement has improved your school community. Your[...]
Transportation Recommendations
With bus fees for Calgary students
potentially doubling,
CAPSC calls for additional transportation funding
CAPSC requests that the CBE invest in the technology and training recommended in the independent technical review, and that Alberta Learning provide additional short-term funding to support transportation of[...]
CAPSC AGM & Other Updates
Thanks to all of you who have supported CAPSC's actions and events through the past year! Your support helped create significant change to the way that the CBE is now involving parents in decision-making. More ways to provide parent perspective on education are coming[...]
Math Excellence Event Summary
On January 28, CAPSC was pleased to present our Math Excellence Night on behalf of Calgary parents. The intention was to allow parents and other stakeholders in education to glimpse some best practices, and hopefully continue the dialogue in their own[...]