If the government has deemed a child worthy of receivng funding for a specific type of care, and they start receiving said care, but then the specific employee that provides said care goes on strike, who's at fault for the child not receiving the care?
30 days into this strike, anyone who is jabbering on about solidarity with the educational assistants on strike why my kid's government funding either just sitting there or being spend on other things is no longer my friend.
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@mike Here in Alberta, you must register with a school in order to home school, so they can account that all students are getting an education. In exchange you get $901 Canadian dollarettes worth of curriculum reimbursement money.
My boss made a good point recently: if they are willing to give home ed parents more money, it'll only come with more strings attached and more oversight.
So that would be my fear if the DoE money was just "given" to parents, I guess.
@harvhat hmmm okay I will try this!
@harvhat I agree, milk is the good stuff. But my wife hates it and misses out on the greatness that is the odd bowl of cereal
@sir_rob That's fair… but… noooooo
@harvhat I guess but I say that doesn't count
@louis Being Canadian I'm a little relieved. But also not surprised he backed down.
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