Replying to @RichelleWiseman
Not a private school, and not the same site:
Lol, maybe we're all just bots in a simulation running at a refresh rate of 1.85*10^43 Hz xitter.cf/_Andrew_Chu_/status/21…
Divisional schools do not have to take all students. There are selection criteria and lotteries at divisional schools.
If you don't fund private schools, you will end up violating 1 of these 3 clauses: UDHR 26.3, UNCRC 28.1(a), or UNCRC 29.2.
Replying to @JamesAlanOLOO
Alberta has ranked highly since the inception of PISA. What recent reforms do you think would contribute to that? What other factors would you attribute this to?
Replying to @kim_siever
They are welcome to compete in non-protected categories without a gender check. Gender specific sports fall under a protected class of human rights for which discriminatory checks are allowed: laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/…
Replying to @RuncibleFigment @demetriosnAB
Here's a peer reviewed review that includes a review of that linked article: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Children also have a right to an education, parents have a right to choose where their children receive that education, and individuals have the right to direct educational institutions. Attacking funding of those schools is also an attack on globally recognized human rights.
That's about how much it costs to build a school. Also, students graduate so it should serve more than just 2000 students over the building's lifetime.
Replying to @skdcee @demetriosnAB
Here's a school for 1525 students costing $85.5M: majorprojects.alberta.ca/det…
Way to show off that spiciness! xitter.cf/MountainDreami2/status…
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Cornwall Alternative School is paid for by the government. Public schools absolutely select for students. Attendance area is selection by the socioeconomic means of what neighbourhoods a student's parents can afford to live in. Charter schools are bound by the same S.33 as public



















