Institution
K-12 school boards, teachers, students, and parents.
Amends the Education Act to require the Minister to set curriculum goals on 'primary provincial industries' (fossil fuels, forestry, agriculture, construction), and declares February 13 each year Fossil Fuel Recognition Day.
Tabled bill amending the Education Act to mandate classroom neutrality, restrict school-board public statements, restrict flag display in schools, and add ministerial oversight of superintendent contracts.
Establishes a new provincial framework for mandatory literacy and numeracy screening assessments for students from kindergarten to Grade 3, centralizing assessment authority and data collection with the Minister of Education.
Amends the Education Act to declare that specific sections operate notwithstanding the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Alberta Bill of Rights, and Alberta Human Rights Act.
This Act legislates an end to a teachers' strike and lockout by imposing a collective agreement, overriding Charter rights, and limiting judicial review of the Act's constitutionality and its conflict with human rights legislation.
The Education Amendment Act, 2024, introduces new requirements for parental consent and notification around certain student name and pronoun changes and health-related decisions, while also adding provisions related to education during e...
Amends the Early Childhood Services Regulation by introducing a new definition for 'independent ECS operator' that specifies legal structures and excludes independent schools, and systematically replaces 'private ECS operator' with this ne…
Ministerial Order 030/2025 establishes binding, province-wide standards for K–12 school libraries, requiring removal of materials with explicit sexual content and restricting access to other sexual content based on grade level.
Order in Council 235/2025 amends the Designation and Transfer of Responsibility Regulation, transferring ministerial responsibilities for several Acts, including the Professional Governance Act and iGaming Alberta Act, and specific sections
This Order in Council proclaims sections of the Education Amendment Act, 2025, introduces a $250 fee for certain appeals under the Education Act, and systematically replaces "private school" with "independent school" across eleven regulatio
This Order in Council establishes the names and administrative responsibilities of the departments of the Government of Alberta and designates the ministers who will administer them, rescinding a previous order.
Establishes a new framework in the Education Act for the transfer of ownership of new school real property to the Crown, limiting legal recourse for owners.
Amends the Education Act to grant the Minister of Education new regulation-making authority over joint use and planning agreements between school boards and municipalities.
Amends the Education Act to remove the power of school boards to disqualify their own trustees for breaches of the board's code of conduct.
Amends the Education Act to temporarily deem individuals residing in the Municipality of Jasper as residents for school board and Francophone education region elections in 2025 and 2026, subject to a signed statement.
Establishes a new Parent and Guardian Advisor role within the Office of the Child and Youth Advocate to support families and identify systemic barriers affecting children's well-being.
Provisions of the Education Amendment Act, 2024, came into force in March 2025, setting out expectations for students’ right to education and continuity of learning during public health and other emergencies.
Order in Council 41/2025 enacts the Provincial Priorities Regulation, designating various public and quasi-public entities as 'provincial entities' and requiring prior ministerial or Executive Council approval for intergovernmental agreemen
Amends the Early Childhood Services Regulation to prohibit operators from denying access to early childhood services programs based on a child or student not wearing a face mask for communicable disease prevention.
Establishes a provincial framework for 'fairness and safety in sport' policies across schools, post-secondary institutions, and sport organizations, centralizing oversight and policy direction under the Minister of Tourism and Sport.
Bill 20 amends the Municipal Government Act and the Local Authorities Election Act, expanding provincial oversight of municipalities and changing campaign finance, local political parties, and candidate rules for municipal and school boa...
Bill 5 centralizes control over compensation for Alberta's public sector employers. It grants the Minister of Treasury Board and Finance extensive powers to issue directives, set policies, approve compensation plans, and establish new emplo