Findings About Homeschooled Adults from the Cardus Education Survey

Albert Cheng Angela R. Watson

Our recommendations address the following areas: supporting more families with child care costs, expanding support for independent education, reviewing post-secondary education funding to better serve working-class Albertans, redirecting gambling revenues to addiction relief programs, limiting the expansion of online gambling, increasing investments in palliative care for adults and children, and promoting employment for people with criminal records.

Andreae Sennyah

Findings from the 2023 Cardus Education Survey

Lynn E. Swaner Albert Cheng Jonathan Eckert

Assessing the Legitimacy of Some Independent Schools in Ontario

Joanna DeJong VanHof

Bridging the Vocational-Technical Teacher Gap in Alberta

David Hunt Brett Fawcett

No, right-of-centre policymakers don't own the school choice movement. Progressives have been supporting educational pluralism at least since the 1960s.

Ashley Berner

The Association of Christian Schools International and Cardus share insights from a survey of ACSI member schools about their use of artificial intelligence and what educators think about it.

Lynn E. Swaner Rian Djita

Diversity, Growth, and Trends

David Hunt Joanna DeJong VanHof

Cardus senior fellow Deani Van Pelt analyzes Canada's trends in education and brings the leading edge of educational change in 2023.

Deani Van Pelt