Teachers demand UCP, NDP make classroom sizes an election issue abvotes abpoli
Schilling said that number is significantly higher than recommendations released by the Alberta Learning Commission years ago, saying grades K to 3 should have 17 students, grades 4 to 6 should have 23, grades 7 to 9 should have 25 and Grades 10 to 12 should have no more than 27.
“We have more and more special-needs students who need one-on-one attention, that need an educational assistant to be working with them. But we just don’t have that.”Article content Schilling also said the UCP’s removal of the requirement for all school boards to publicly report average class sizes in 2019 has allowed government to hide critical data, which shows how badly more teachers are needed.
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