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Thank you Heidi! Teachers across Canada are facing challenges around increasing class complexity, lack of supports for students, and deteriorating working conditions. It has been promising to see other provinces negotiate with teachers on these big issues. Solidarity!
Solidarity with the @SaskTeachersFed in their fight for publicly funded education in Saskatchewan @CTFFCE @STFPresident
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📢 NEWS RELEASE: Today, Saskatchewan teachers are announcing the beginning of a 5-day countdown leading up to a one-day province-wide strike on Tuesday, January 16.
Read the full news release: stf.sk.ca/about-stf/news/pro…
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Class complexity is impacted by increasing numbers of students who require additional supports, which include additional language supports, counselling, reading and speech interventions or other learning needs. Class complexity isn't only 'behavioural incidents'.
This February, a new specialized support classroom pilot project will be launched that focuses on helping manage and de-escalate behavioural incidents.
This project will help address classroom complexity by assisting students who need targeted interventions in the short-term.
Our government is providing a $3.6 million investment to fund the pilot in eight school divisions across the province which will run until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
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By now, you've seen the government's latest attempt to spin their harmful education cuts — billboards plastered around the province with misleading messages about investment in schools.
Let's cut through the spin and correct the record.
Find out more at TellThemTuesday.com.
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Close to 2,000 concerned citizens, parents, students and teachers gathered outside the Saskatoon office of Hon. Paul Merriman today to have their voices heard about the underfunding crisis in public education.
Read more: bit.ly/40miQoY #yxe #MakeNoise4Ed
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News release: Ninety-five percent of Saskatchewan teachers have overwhelmingly shown their support for job sanctions in response to the government's refusal to bargain on a provincial collective agreement.
Read more: bit.ly/3Qhksvy
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Teachers and parents want what’s best for kids—it’s time to let the government know we’re serious about public education.
Catch us 632 9th St E in Humboldt and #MakeNoise4Ed! 📢
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In April, 3500+ of you showed up and made noise for public education. Now we’re back for more! 📢
Join us this fall for a series of mini-rallies in Moose Jaw, Humboldt, Saskatoon and North Battleford.
Visit our website for all the details. bit.ly/3PBeCou #MakeNoise4Ed
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Health officials across Canada are recommending people wear a face mask when they leave their homes.
Do you wear a mask in public?
READ MORE: bit.ly/2XTKwld
47%Yes
53%No
6,413 votes • Final results Nicole retweeted
Awesome! So glad to see this!!!
#Kindergarten can #code! Thanks to @saskcode Robot Mouse kits and books like How to Code A Sandcastle by @joshfunkbooks, we have had an amazing few days learning about coding! So many problem solving, sequencing, counting, and estimating opportunities! #spslearn #wgslearn
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Think Saskatchewan needs more teachers to support nearly 20,000 new students? Join #TellThemTuesday to let your MLA know. Sign up at tellthemtuesday.com/ #skteach #SaskEd #skpoli
Nicole retweeted
The number of teachers in Saskatchewan is not keeping up with the current enrollment rate. Join Tell Them Tuesday and let provincial government know that it's past time to invest in public education. Visit tellthemtuesday.com/ #TellThemTuesday #skteach #SaskEd
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All of our schools will recognize Orange Shirt Day today. Students are encouraged to wear orange and there will be lessons that will foster students' understanding of the impact of residential schools. Learn more here: ow.ly/QVy850wsmXE #spslearn #OrangeShirtDay
Monday, September 30th is #OrangeShirtDay. Wear orange to support and honour residential school survivors. Share to encourage others!
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The Daily Difference app was started by a 16 year old girl in Saskatoon, Canada (Kelli Lemstra). It is a free app that allows youth to help themselves with common mental health issues - among other positive options. I am happy to see such a positive option for youth.
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Brave. Innovative. Necessary. Congratulations Kelli. @DrLemstra @stoonteachers @HCHSCrusaders cbc.ca/amp/1.4873174
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Inspiring work from a Saskatchewan student. #skteach #yxe @HCHSCrusaders cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon…
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School's out for summer, with today marking the final day for students! Thank you to the teachers and staff at all of our schools for another year of inspiring learning. To everyone in our school communities, enjoy the summer break. #spslearn


























