Micromanaging School Boards Is The Wrong Approach
We aren’t going to micromanage our way to better schools. If NDP politicians truly believe in local democracy, it’s time they start acting like it.
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Michael Zwaagstra—— Bio and Archives--July 13, 2024
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Frontier Centre for Public Policy
Remember Bill 64? Introduced in 2021 by the former Progressive Conservative government, Bill 64 proposed to abolish locally elected school boards.
The NDP led the charge against this bill. Current education minister Nello Altomare, then serving as his party’s education critic, argued that “with the removal of locally elected officials, community writ large is being carved out of the decision-making process.”
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