Sexual assault presentations reinforce (not replace) classroom instruction and provide students with important community connections. These connections are critical for students who may find themselves in dangerous situations or harmful relationships.

Ex- local car dealership employees presented to my class on purchasing/leasing vehicles. They went through the process from start to finish, sharing what to expect and possible red flags. I still taught a lesson, but it was an excellent opportunity for students to hear from experts on the topic.

As we celebrate the importance of music education, we do so knowing that not every SK school has the same access to band and music programs. Commitments need action - divisions require properly funding so all students receive a well rounded, high quality education.
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As a Math teacher, and as someone who benefitted from a robust band program in secondary school, I know the positive impacts that music education has all aspects of a child’s education - helping them gain critical thinking and problem solving skills.

Last year, through teachers’ strong actions and public’s support, we took our first step in addressing class complexity. I look forward to seeing the positive impacts that an additional 500 teachers and the $20M class complexity fund will have on Saskatchewan schools in the year ahead.