Centennial Academy receives a grant for its anglophone students, but not for its francophone students, despite offering identical programs. As a result, the school is facing severe financial difficulties, jeopardizing the future of many young people.
However, both the Advisory Commission on Private Education and the Minister of Education have acknowledged the importance of supporting students with learning difficulties.
Parents remind us that without Centennial, their children would face the risk of complete school dropout, as the public system could not meet their specific needs.
We believe that change is possible! Together, let’s make our voices heard and ensure that all students have an equal chance to succeed.
Read the article in Le Devoir. (French)
