Author Krista Rutledge

May 22, 2020 Minister speaks to AGM Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen zoomed in from his home office in Steinbach, MB, to bring greetings to the 333 delegates attending the 101st annual general meeti... Read More...

At the end of the Society’s Centennial year, we began a project to update the organization’s graphic look. Many months and many ideas later, a new, colourful, modern logo was approved. Today we unveil the l... Read More...

The provincial government officially announced today that classroom learning will remain suspended for the rest of the school year. “We want to look at additional ways to support our young people and tho... Read More...

Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen will be bringing greetings to the 101st Annual General Meeting of the Manitoba Teachers’ Society. The 333 delegates connecting from across the province will listen to t... Read More...

The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way the education system operates. The Manitoba Teachers’ Society through its ongoing work with the provincial government and other education stakeholders h... Read More...

Manitobans are pulling together even as we’re asked to stand apart, and the province’s public school teachers are working hard to keep students connected and learning every day. At the same time, workers on... Read More...

With more and more students shifting to online learning, a Manitoba non-profit is making lessons about global issues more accessible to students and their families. The Manitoba Council for International... Read More...

Winnipeg School Division (WSD) is providing their students with 2,766 computer devices to assist them with their at-home learning. A total of 2,166 Chromebooks and iPads as well as 600 Wi-Fi enabled iPad... Read More...

Province expands online summer school for Grades 9-12 students Manitoba’s Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen said the province will increase access to summer school programs for Grade 9 to 12 students to hel... Read More...

Teaching human rights to your students at home? You’ll love the vastly expanded resources available on a new section of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) website. Launched this week, “COVID-19 ... Read More...