Have your say

Albertans provided feedback through more than 34,000 online surveys from March 2021 until February 2022. Find out what they said:

• Draft K-6 Curriculum – Public Feedback Survey Detailed Report

In January and February 2022 nearly 600 participants shared diverse viewpoints on each draft K to 6 subject area and the draft social studies design blueprint during virtual engagement sessions. See what we heard:

• What We Heard Report, Alberta Draft K-6 Curriculum Virtual Feedback Sessions

Approximately $1 million in grants was provided to 12 organizations to help them engage with their communities. See the insights and unique perspectives they shared in their feedback reports:

Alberta School Boards Association (ASBA)

• ASBA Curriculum Engagement Final Report
• Addendum – Curriculum Implementation Strategy

Alberta Catholic School Trustees’ Association (ACSTA) and Council of Catholic School Superintendents of Alberta (CCSSA)

• Catholic Education and Catholicism in Alberta’s Draft K-6 Curriculum Final Report

Association of Independent Schools and Colleges of Alberta (AISCA)

• Stakeholder Engagement Draft K-6 Curriculum Final Report

Blackfoot Confederacy of Treaty #7

• Review of Alberta Draft K-6 Curriculum

College of Alberta School Superintendents (CASS)

• Final Report Feedback on Draft K-6 Curriculum

Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations

• Draft Alberta Kindergarten to Grade Six Curriculum: A Literature Review with Recommendations

Fédération des conseils scolaires francophones de l’Alberta (FCSFA)

• Rapport final sur l’ébauche du curriculum provincial (in French only)

Metis Settlements General Council

• Final Report K-6 Curriculum Review Engagement 2022

The Association of Alberta Public Charter Schools (TAAPCS)

• Final Report TAAPCS Stakeholder Engagement Draft K-6 Curriculum

The Stoney Nakoda – Tsuut’ina Tribal Council

• Draft Alberta K-6 Curriculum Way Forward Document

Tribal Chiefs Ventures Inc.

• Kindergarten to Grade Six Curriculum – First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Perspectives

Between September 2021 and February 2022, there were 360 teachers who piloted the draft K to 6 content in elementary classrooms with about 7,800 students.

Their insights were addressed through revisions that informed the updated K to 6 curriculum that was released in April and May 2022.