The return to in-person learning in Alberta doesn’t impact those in online learning since the start of the school year.
As students head back to in-classroom learning, the Alberta Teachers’ Association is again pushing for more support for educators across the province.“I have concerns about the return to school,” ATA president Jason Schilling told Global News. “Teachers want to be at school with their students we know students want to be at school learning.
“We also need to have conversations about how to support teachers with health protocols within those schools — hire extra custodians to help with the health protocols.”Also included in the report was a request for officials to address educational assistant shortages and a “critical” substitute teacher shortage.