French Immersion Transportation: It’s about Fairness Not French
In response to the recent transportation fee increase for alternative programs announced by several school boards, CPF Alberta has begun the advocacy process to demand a review and modification of the fee structure in order to ensure a single transportation fee for all students, regardless of program.
What is CPF?
The Alberta Branch of CPF was founded in 1977 and incorporated as a non-profit society in 1978 in order to promote, support and enhance French immersion and core French programs throughout this province.
Starting a Chapter
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Do you live in a community that is not currently being served by a CPF chapter? It could be up to you to start one!
Resources
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WHAT’S NEW?
Response to Temporary Adjustment to K-12 Education Funding
Canadian Parents for French Alberta was disappointed to hear of the adjustment to K-12 funding that was recently announced by the provincial government. These cuts will inevitably mean the loss of support staff such as [...]
*NEW* Resources for Parents & Students
With school taking place at home for the foreseeable future, we have heard from parents that they would like extra resources to help their children who are learning in French. We have put together a [...]
Announcing Concours virtuel: Ensemble à distance
Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we have had to cancel the 2020 Provincial Concours d’art oratoire and we advise all chapters and districts to cancel their local competitions. In-lieu of the traditional Concours, today with a number [...]
Registration is Now Closed!
Registration for the Jasper 2020 weekend is now closed. Thank you to all the families who came out and joined us, everyone had a great time! Please join us in Cypress Hills at Whispering [...]
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⭐️Response to Temporary Adjustment to K-12 Education Funding⭐️ Please use the link below to read our open letter to the Minister of Education and access a letter template to write to your local MLA. bit.ly/2UxAlCt