OLEP (Official Languages Education Protocol) Funding Formula Adjustment & its Impact on French Second Language Programming
In response to the recent changes announced by the Alberta Government to the OLEP Funding Formula for 2019/2020 as well as adjustments to the formula for 2020/2021 school year, CPF Alberta is urging you to join our letter writing campaign asking MLA’s, the Premier, the Minister of Education and the Minister of Advanced Education to reevaluate the decision to adjust the OLEP funding formula.
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Virtual French Family Fun Weekend!
Canadian Parents for French Alberta is proud to be the founder and the coordinator of “French Family Fun Weekends”. These weekends are an opportunity for families of students in French-second-language, French Immersion and Francophone programs [...]
2020 Annual General Meeting
Our 2020 Annual General Meeting will take place over ZOOM on Saturday, October 17 at 09:00 MDT. Immediately following, we will have a guest speaker at 10:00. Pre-registration is required, please register by clicking HERE. [...]
Summer Art Contest!
CPF Alberta is having a summer art contest for students in kindergarten-grade 6! How does it work? Every Thursday, from July 16-August 20, 2020, we will be releasing a new art challenge! Each week there [...]
Falling Into French Family Weekend
This years Falling Into French Family Weekend in Canmore, AB has been cancelled due to continuing concerns surrounding Covid-19. However, there will be an Annual General Meeting followed by a parent session on Saturday, [...]
CPF Alberta on Twitter
Cependant, en Alberta, globalement, « il n’y a pas assez d’enseignants qui parlent le français dans les deux systèmes scolaires, celui des écoles d’immersion et le système francophone », explique Michael Tryon, Executive Director of CPF AB ledevoir.com/politique/cana…
