The Auditor General of Quebec (VGQ) is gearing up to release a comprehensive report next spring, delving into the state of classroom management in preschools and elementary schools across the province.
With an increasing number of students requiring intervention plans and a worrying uptick in classroom violence incidents, the auditor’s investigation aims to assess the learning environment within Quebec classrooms.
Education officials are optimistic that the upcoming report will play a crucial role in pinpointing and addressing key issues within the education system.
Both students and educators are currently grappling with mounting challenges, including rising instances of classroom violence, learning obstacles, and the presence of teachers lacking proper qualifications.
An earlier report by the Auditor General revealed that a significant portion of teachers hired in Quebec for the 2020–2021 academic year did not meet the necessary legal qualifications for their positions.
Anticipation is high within the education sector for this forthcoming report, which will not only scrutinize classroom dynamics but also delve into the realm of school-based childcare services.
