Documents Page on CPFNB Site

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Reports

Report of the French Second Language Commission A Comprehensive Review of French Second Language Programs and Services Within the Anglophone Sector of the New Brunswick Department of Education Submitted to Honourable Kelly Lamrock, Minister of Education February 18, 2008

Report by Professor Wayne MacKay for the Department of Education - Inclusive Education: A review of programming and services in New Brunswick |English|French|
McKay Report Press Release
CPFNB Position Paper on Inclusive Education

The State of French-Second-Language Education in Canada 2005 is the sixth in a series of annual reports on how French-second-language (FSL) programs are faring across the country. Support for FSL programs exists at four interconnected levels: national, provincial-territorial, school district and school. The State of FSL reports provide information to decision makers and advocates for FSL education about the quality of national and provincial/territorial support for the FSL programs offered to Canadian students.
The report was launched January 27th, 2006 in Ottawa, Ontario. This edition of the report focus on post-secondary FSL studies and high school French-second-language programs

2006 FSL Report	2005 FSL Report	2004 FSL Report	2003 FSL Report
2002 FSL Report	2001 FSL Report	2000 FSL Report

New Brunswick Annual Department of Education Report Cards :

2005 English	2004 English	2004 French	2003 English	2003 French	2002 English
2002 French	2001 English	2001 French

The Department of Education has published an update to their "Quality Learning Agenda" called "Highlights - Believing in Achieving 2005".(1.2mb PDF)

Annual Report of the Department of Education for the 2002-2003 academic year. The report contains detailed information about the programs and activities undertaken by the Department during this period.

In March 2004, Canadian Parents for French held 12 Provincial and Territorial French Second-Language Education Stakeholder Consultations across the country. These FSL stakeholder consultations, sponsored by Canadian Parents for French with funding from the Department of Intergovernmental Affairs, will provide an opportunity for provincial and territorial French second-language education stakeholders to respond to recommendation and strategies articulated at the Vision and Challenges symposium. The consultations generated numerous recommendations that are summarized herein.

This Quality Learning Agenda is a cornerstone of the New Brunswick Government's strategic, ten-year economic growth agenda called Greater Opportunity: New Brunswick’s Prosperity Plan.

Scraba Report

Atlantic Provinces Educational Foundation "Report of Current Research on the Effects of Second Language Learning on First Language Literacy Skills