Education Minister Gordon Wyant has released a framework to create an action plan for how students will be educated from 2020 to 2030. Wyant says input was received form thousands of residents, including students, parents, teachers, education stakeholders, Indigenous leaders, and the business community. They identified the priorities for Saskatchewan classrooms over the next decade. The four priorities within the framework are:
Having an inclusive, safe and welcoming learning environment
Ensuring students have the skills and knowledge fort their future
Forming connections and relationships, and
Supporting mental health and well-being

Education partners will now use these priorities to guide the building of a provincial action plan for Pre-K to Grade 12. An Education Council will be formed to provide leadership and oversight.

The Framework for a Provincial Education Plan 2020-2030 can be viewed on https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/public-consultations/past-consultations/provincial-education-plan

The following organizations participated in the co-construction of the Framework for a Provincial Education Plan 2020-2030:

Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations;
Gabriel Dumont Institute;
League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents;
Mtis-Nation Saskatchewan;
Ministry of Education;
Office of the Treaty Commissioner;
Saskatchewan Association of School Business Officials;
Saskatchewan School Boards Association, and
Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation.

These partners came together to begin working on the framework in May 2018 with the intent to have the new plan in place after the Education Sector Strategic Plan wraps up in June 2020.