This front page story in the Winnipeg Free Press highlights AIMS' Interim Report Card for Western Canadian High Schools. It focuses on the lack of public information available in Manitoba about student performance.
The Vancouver Sun highlights the AIMS Interim Report Card for Western Canadian High Schools.
This columnist in the Times & Transcript praises AIMS' work in bringing accountability to government. DAvid Gingras concludes, "It is to our benefit that municipalities measure their performance and furthermore that they provide us with the data on the services we pay for."
Business leader John Risley points out the region needs to work hard to improve education performance. It's a position shared in this article by AIMS President Charles Cirtwill.
Charles R. Cirtwill will take over from founding President Brian Lee Crowley
A new study shows that education and literacy will play a significant role in tomorrow's prosperity. When called to comment, AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill pointed out we need to start at the very beginning.
AIMS incoming President Charles Cirtwill explains there's still lots of work to be done to improve literacy scores in New Brunswick. He says for starters the province needs to provide school choice, so parents can send their children to the school they think will provide the best education. Cirtwill says that will provide the incentive to schools and boards to work toward improving student performance.
AIMS Executive Vice President Charles Cirtwill explains how school choice provides for better education. He was part of an education panel at the national convention of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada.
A Commentary that examines how empowering local schools and educators improves student performance.
This edition highlights AIMS work over its first 15 years, and encourages readers to support the Institute with an annual donation.