In an attempt to improve learning conditions for students after a historic Alberta teacher strike, the provincial government is collecting classroom data to guide where additional funding should be spent.

It’s a reversal from 2019, when the United Conservative government halted the collection of class size data and stopped funding that was aimed at keeping classes smaller for younger students.

Funding to reduce class sizes has failed, Alberta government report says

In an interview on Friday, Education and Childcare Minister Demetrios Nicolaides said the province wants school division data on not only class sizes, but also the numbers of teachers and educational assistants — inside and outside classrooms, the number of students with diagnosed disabilities or medical needs, counts of Engl

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