The province said students will still receive a final mark and report card, and assessments will continue.The province noted students won’t be held back as a result of COVID-19, but have to “actively engage in learning.”The Manitoba government said teachers will work remotely by assigning work, providing assessments and putting together report cards.
Provincial exams are cancelled for Grade 12 students, but teacher assessments will continue. Provincial assessments are already complete for students in early and middle years, but other assessments will continue. Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen said in a letter to school divisions, planning is underway to minimize the impact this will have on the next school year and arrange for learning recovery where necessary.
School buildings will close, but schools need to maintain essential staffing so teachers can access resources. Childcare centres in schools will still operate. Goertzen said these efforts are aimed towards reopening classrooms, as well as multifaceted ways to teach and learn after COVID-19.On March 13, the education minister announced that Kindergarten to Grade 12 classes would be closed for a three-week period, beginning on March 23.- with files from CTV's Charles Lefebvre
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