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Chelsie Engdohl
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Chelsie Engdohl
@MrsEngdohl
Metis 🎻SUNTEP Alumni 👩🏽🎓 Grade 1 Teacher🖍Nature Lover🌿Crafter✂️Cat Mom🐱 Connected Educator 💻 @RCSD_No81 on Treaty 4 Land🇨🇦 Seesaw Educator 🧩 Wife 💍
Regina, Saskatchewan Bergabung Mayıs 2016
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I am an STF teacher. I am confident that the president, executive, and senior STF leadership are representing my views, listening to teachers, and are standing up for public education. This is a flimsy attempt to create an appearance of division in a unified membership. #weareSTF
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Saskatchewan students will benefit from a record budget of $3.3 billion for our education sector, including the largest ever school operating increase of 8.8 per cent for Saskatchewan’s schools.
Learn more at bit.ly/3xxvgQd.
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@PremierScottMoe Since you don’t know how to do your job, you could take some notes from Wab. A true leader…
Wab Kinew@WabKinew
Manitobans put their trust in our government to rebuild health care and lower costs for families. This budget delivers on those commitments, and many more. One future. One people. One Manitoba. Read more here: manitoba.ca/budget2024
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I just can’t stop reflecting on this. Something to think about FOR SURE! I am so proud of our leadership! Thank you @SaskTeachersFed @STFPresident for everything you are doing to lead us!
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Advocacy may occur in closed meetings; however, if boards remain silent publicly, they become complicit in the misinformation and deception that is being attempted by government.
School boards should not fear retribution for making statements that contradict government positions.
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Scott Moe has made it clear - funding public education is not his priority.
From 2015 - 2020, public education received a pitiful 7% increase in funding while private education received an 88% increase in the same time period.
Add your voice today:
publicservicevoter.ca/privateeducati…
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@SKGov Who is going to teach in these luxurious classrooms? Or were you just going to put the kids in there by themselves and let it “lord of the flies” itself out?
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To help address classroom space impacted by our growing province, we are providing $32 million in new funding for 45 additional relocatable classrooms. Communities receiving relocatables include Humboldt, Lloydminster, Lumsden, Pilot Butte, Regina, Saskatoon, Warman and Weyburn.
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Nary a better description hath ever been uttered:
“"The minister is absolutely incor-rect," Becotte told media shortly after Cockrill shared his version of events. "Maybe he's confused about what happened. Maybe he is just intentionally misleading the public."
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The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation says it has turned down an invitation from the provincial government to resume negotiations because the Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee said it hadn’t been given a new bargaining mandate.
cjme.com/2024/02/16/stf…
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Thank you for the support. Our teachers feel the love. #scottmoe & #Jeremycockrill none for you @21treatsyqr
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"Look - we are doing something" ... another distraction tactic, not a real solution.
"We added $40M in funding" ... education is $400M short.
"Teachers walked away" ... government didn't show up.
Anyone else getting tired of these sad attempts to avoid the problems they created?
Scott Moe@PremierScottMoe
After working with a committee comprised of partners in the education sector, a new formula has been developed for ongoing support for school divisions that see a substantial increase in enrolment growth past September 30. On June 1, 2023 an additional $40 million was provided to Saskatchewan’s 27 school divisions to support enrolment growth and the complexity of today’s classrooms. This new formula ensures that our government continues to fund enrolment increases to support students, teachers and staff in the classroom.
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📢 NEWS RELEASE: Teachers Advise to Expect Escalation in Job Sanctions
With the February school break starting Monday, teachers are notifying the public and government to expect an escalation of job sanctions when classes resume Feb. 26.
Read more: stf.sk.ca/about-stf/news…
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Since accepting the invitation to bargain, government has done nothing but stall, mislead the public and try to undermine our collective bargaining process. A timeline of events is as follows.
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We set aside two full days to bargain in good faith with the Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee (GTBC).
Today, they didn't even bother to show up.
Our kids deserve better than not showing up.
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📢 NEWS RELEASE: Gov't-Trustee Bargaining Committee Walks Away From Bargaining Table
This afternoon, the provincial government advised they would not be returning to bargain. An impasse has been reached and sanctions will be reinstated Friday.
Read more: stf.sk.ca/about-stf/news…
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