Manitoba launches 150000 grant for School Improvement Program
Manitoba Education announces a 150000 grant to the Manitoba School Improvement Program to support high school initiatives across 34 schools. Initiatives include Flexible Timetables, Skill Development, Community Action, Student Advocate Systems, School to Work, and Technology Applications to boost curriculum relevance and student success.
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Teacher Appreciation Week Celebrates School Achievements
The week of February 12 to 19 marks Teacher Appreciation Week as local associations invite celebration of school successes. The piece highlights teachers facing budget and curriculum challenges while underscoring their broad roles in students’ growth and community impact.
Manitoba Increases Provincial Municipal Grants Across Province
Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Jean Friesen announced a six percent rise in the PMTS funding for 2001 02 boosting total to 82.5 million. Winnipeg is set to receive 47.5 million, rural and northern areas 35 million, with broader grants and city renewal through Neighbourhoods Alive worth 3 million in 2000 01.
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Jean Friesen
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Canada
Friesen
Brandon
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