Parents across Hastings Prince Edward counties are campaigning to save Adventure Class program in schools. Par...
Parents across Hastings Prince Edward counties are campaigning to save Adventure Class program in schools.
The provincially-recognized and awarded program focused on experiential, hands-on learning, is slated for “evaluation” by the school board, with the goal of cancelling it in time for the 2023-24 school year. “We have a lot of stressed out students wondering if they have a program next year, where they’re going to school. Um, whether or not they will get to stay with their friends.”
“A lot of parents are saying if this program doesn’t live they will remove their chidlren from the public school system because it is not meeting their children’s needs. “The Adventure Class, for the past 37 years, has operated on a self-sufficient, parent involved model, recognized as a best practice by the Ministry of Education, successfully graduating hundreds of students, across the socio-economic spectrum, over its history.
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