Albertans asked to provide feedback on curriculum survey
EDMONTON – Albertans are being asked to provide feedback on what students should learn as part of the government’s second curriculum survey.
Last fall, Albertans provided their feedback on the current K-12 provincial curriculum. That survey began what is the largest curriculum rewrite in Alberta’s history. The next step is to gather input on what students will learn and when they will learn it in the future curriculum.
Minister of Education David Eggen says “We know that Albertans want to provide meaningful input into how our schools can best prepare students for success. We have also set up face-to-face sessions in each region of the province and have developed a series of resources that can be used by schools or community groups to host their own sessions that support completing the survey.”
The survey has two parts.


