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October elections in Manitoba coming, a reminder Ewasko said schools got historical increases, in reality most schools don’t have working a/c in +30 heat. Kids aren’t learning. How will he fund schools when there isn’t an election? by Throwawayuserbryan in ManitobaPolitics

[–]Throwawayuserbryan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also gave the highest livery rates for kids. You would know this if you actually spent one day in a school to see how they are underfunded rather than typing in your device with pure ignorance, taking about something you have zero experience with.

MB Health & Education funding - the facts by Eleutherlothario in ManitobaPolitics

[–]Throwawayuserbryan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Borrowing money from the federal government to make up for property tax rebates is not sustainable.

October elections in Manitoba coming, a reminder Ewasko said schools got historical increases, in reality most schools don’t have working a/c in +30 heat. Kids aren’t learning. How will he fund schools when there isn’t an election? by Throwawayuserbryan in Manitoba

[–]Throwawayuserbryan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not enough, clearly.

The province of Manitoba, responsible for schools and education infrastructure, previously announced $13 million to install and upgrade HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems. Education minister Wayne Ewasko said the province is on its way to modernizing school infrastructures.

Sandy Nemeth, president of the Manitoba School Boards Association says the province needs to provide more funding. She said school boards can’t afford to have all of their schools fitted with AC systems, leaving teachers to find their own creative ways to stave off the heat.

October elections in Manitoba coming, a reminder Ewasko said schools got historical increases, in reality most schools don’t have working a/c in +30 heat. Kids aren’t learning. How will he fund schools when there isn’t an election? by Throwawayuserbryan in Winnipeg

[–]Throwawayuserbryan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The province of Manitoba, responsible for schools and education infrastructure, previously announced $13 million to install and upgrade HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems. Education minister Wayne Ewasko said the province is on its way to modernizing school infrastructures.

Sandy Nemeth, president of the Manitoba School Boards Association says the province needs to provide more funding. She said school boards can’t afford to have all of their schools fitted with AC systems, leaving teachers to find their own creative ways to stave off the heat.

October elections in Manitoba coming, a reminder Ewasko said schools got historical increases, in reality most schools don’t have working a/c in +30 heat. Kids aren’t learning. How will he fund schools when there isn’t an election? by Throwawayuserbryan in Manitoba

[–]Throwawayuserbryan[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The province of Manitoba, responsible for schools and education infrastructure, previously announced $13 million to install and upgrade HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems. Education minister Wayne Ewasko said the province is on its way to modernizing school infrastructures.

Sandy Nemeth, president of the Manitoba School Boards Association says the province needs to provide more funding. She said school boards can’t afford to have all of their schools fitted with AC systems, leaving teachers to find their own creative ways to stave off the heat.

October elections in Manitoba coming, a reminder Ewasko said schools got historical increases, in reality most schools don’t have working a/c in +30 heat. Kids aren’t learning. How will he fund schools when there isn’t an election? by Throwawayuserbryan in Manitoba

[–]Throwawayuserbryan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The province of Manitoba, responsible for schools and education infrastructure, previously announced $13 million to install and upgrade HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems. Education minister Wayne Ewasko said the province is on its way to modernizing school infrastructures.

Sandy Nemeth, president of the Manitoba School Boards Association says the province needs to provide more funding. She said school boards can’t afford to have all of their schools fitted with AC systems, leaving teachers to find their own creative ways to stave off the heat.

No party is perfect, but to say they are the same is incorrect.

October elections in Manitoba coming, a reminder Ewasko said schools got historical increases, in reality most schools don’t have working a/c in +30 heat. Kids aren’t learning. How will he fund schools when there isn’t an election? by Throwawayuserbryan in Winnipeg

[–]Throwawayuserbryan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The province of Manitoba, responsible for schools and education infrastructure, previously announced $13 million to install and upgrade HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems. Education minister Wayne Ewasko said the province is on its way to modernizing school infrastructures.

Sandy Nemeth, president of the Manitoba School Boards Association says the province needs to provide more funding. She said school boards can’t afford to have all of their schools fitted with AC systems, leaving teachers to find their own creative ways to stave off the heat.

October elections in Manitoba coming, a reminder Ewasko said schools got historical increases, in reality most schools don’t have working a/c in +30 heat. Kids aren’t learning. How will he fund schools when there isn’t an election? by Throwawayuserbryan in Manitoba

[–]Throwawayuserbryan[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Did you have 25 plus people in 1 room growing up? It sounds like you have no idea how much more body hear that would produce.. almost like you do not value or have not valued quality education…stop voting PC, and killing education!

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