Sheila Glebe BEd MEd

Every classroom includes a wide range of strengths, needs, identities, languages, cultures, family structures, learning profiles, and life experiences. Some students need reading support. Some need sensory breaks. Some are learning English or French as an additional language. Some are grieving, anxious, hungry, gifted, disabled, new to Canada, caring for siblings, or trying to understand where they belong. An inclusive school does not treat this diversity as a problem to mana

St. Albert Public Schools serves more than 9,800 students, with enrolment up roughly 42% to 43% since 2012 and growing at about 3% annually. This steady and steep growing curve means that St. Albert Public Schools need strong leadership. I see being a part of this school division as a spectacular opportunity to be part of the thoughtful expansion of a school system that holds every child's experience with great care and attention. Key Growth & Infrastructure Highlights for t

Alberta's K-12 education budget for 2025-26 is $9.9 billion, an increase from the previous year, with funds allocated for enrolment growth, specialized student needs, and the hiring of over 4,000 teachers and classroom staff over three years. While this represents an increase in total spending and a new funding model, the Alberta Teachers' Association (ATA) states the budget still falls short of the national average for per-student spending and does not fully address inflatio