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
You can help bring CPF activities to your community!
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
Use these quick-links to find the resources that are relevant to you.
WHAT’S NEW?
New Provincial Bylaws
After much anticipation, our new provincial bylaws have been approved! CPF AB Branch Bylaws Final 2018 Any questions regarding the bylaws can be sent to [email protected]
Hello-Bonjour
Canadian Parents for French Alberta has partnered with the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages of Canada to present Hello-Bonjour- a free presentation offered to grade 7 & 8 students on the advantages of bilingualism. We [...]
French Family Fun Weekend- Jasper 2019.
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. THANK YOU TO ALL WHO REGISTERED! Our next weekend will take place October 2019 in Canmore! Our annual French Family Fun Weekend is taking place from March 1-3, 2019 in [...]
New Chapter Reporting Tool
Hello Chapter Leaders! Below you will find the link for the nationally standardized on-line chapter reporting tool. Thank you for sharing details about the events and activities that your Chapter hosted and participated in during [...]
CPF Alberta on Twitter
“All Canadian students should have the right to access education in both official languages! A former Minister of Education in Alberta stated to me that he had yet to meet a parent in Alberta that DID not want their child(ren) to learn French.” Richard Slevinsky, CPF pic.twitter.com/DYAghyE9DS
