Canadian School Boards Association

CSBA applauds approval of funding for national school food program

CSBA applauds approval of funding for national school food program Halifax: June 20, 2024 The Canadian School Boards Association applauds the Government of Canada for the announced National School Food Policy. Today in Nova Scotia, the Prime Minister and the Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced the funding principles for the National School Food Policy. The CSBA is a long-standing advocate for universal access to healthy school food for all students throughout the country. CSBA President Alan Campbell is pleased to have been included in a briefing ahead of the announcement, along with other national partners. School food […]

2025 National Reconciliation Partnership Award Presented

November 18, 2025

On behalf of the Canadian School Boards Association and the Underwriters for the Saskatchewan School Boards Association General Insurance Plan, congratulations to the Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Boards of Education, Saskatoon Tribal council, and Central Urban Métis Federation Inc. on receiving the 2025 National Reconciliation Partnership Award. The award was presented at the Saskatchewan School…

CSBA launches new logo

November 18, 2025

The Canadian School Boards Association (CSBA) is excited to reveal its new refreshed logo. Featuring three overlapping “C”s of gradually larger sizes, it represents students at distinct stages of their learning journeys; from their early and middle years through to senior grades and graduation. The transparent, overlapping colours symbolize strong unity of the CSBA’s cross-Canadian membership and…

CSBA Responds to Federal Budget/Réaction de ACCS au budget fédéral

November 13, 2025

FOR IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION November 13, 2025: The Canadian School Boards Association (CSBA) celebrates the federal government’s investment in children’s well-being through the National School Food Program. This commitment represents a meaningful step toward reducing child hunger and supporting learning outcomes across the country. The CSBA also supports the additional funding for youth mental health supports….

Substance Use & School Standards: Public Review

November 7, 2025

Public review of the Substance Use and School Standards document is now open. The CSBA has been involved in the development of this standard, and invites members of the education community to review: English: https://publicreview.csa.ca/Home/Details/5857 French: https://publicreview.csa.ca/Home/Details/5858

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The Canadian School Boards Association

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2025 National Reconciliation Partnership Award Presented

November 18, 2025

CSBA launches new logo

November 18, 2025

CSBA Responds to Federal Budget/Réaction de ACCS au budget fédéral

November 13, 2025

2025 National Reconciliation Partnership Award Presented
November 18, 2025
On behalf of the Canadian School Boards Association and the Underwriters for the Saskatchewan School Boards Association General Insurance Plan, congratulations to the Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Boards of Education, Saskatoon Tribal council, and Central Urban Métis Federation Inc. on receiving the 2025 National Reconciliation Partnership Award. The award was…
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CSBA launches new logo
November 18, 2025
The Canadian School Boards Association (CSBA) is excited to reveal its new refreshed logo. Featuring three overlapping “C”s of gradually larger sizes, it represents students at distinct stages of their learning journeys; from their early and middle years through to senior grades and graduation. The transparent, overlapping colours symbolize strong unity of…
Read More CSBA launches new logo
CSBA Responds to Federal Budget/Réaction de ACCS au budget fédéral
November 13, 2025
FOR IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION November 13, 2025: The Canadian School Boards Association (CSBA) celebrates the federal government’s investment in children’s well-being through the National School Food Program. This commitment represents a meaningful step toward reducing child hunger and supporting learning outcomes across the country. The CSBA also supports the additional funding…
Read More CSBA Responds to Federal Budget/Réaction de ACCS au budget fédéral
Substance Use & School Standards: Public Review
November 7, 2025
Public review of the Substance Use and School Standards document is now open. The CSBA has been involved in the development of this standard, and invites members of the education community to review: English: https://publicreview.csa.ca/Home/Details/5857 French: https://publicreview.csa.ca/Home/Details/5858
Read More Substance Use & School Standards: Public Review

Latest news

2025 National Reconciliation Partnership Award Presented

CSBA launches new logo

CSBA Responds to Federal Budget/Réaction de ACCS au budget fédéral

Substance Use & School Standards: Public Review

The Canadian School Boards Association

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The Canadian School Boards Association (CSBA) is a professional association representing members from provincial school boards associations serving close to four million elementary and secondary school students across Canada. The CSBA advocates educational success for each and every student and promotes the value of locally elected school boards.

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Our Vision

The vision of the Canadian School Board Association is excellence in public education achieved through school boards.

Who We Work With

We collaborate with education partners across the country to support students, schools and communities with a democratically elected voice of community members.

Why Schoolboards Matter

Strong school board leadership plays a meaningful and vital role in our school boards across the country, and has a direct impact on student achievement and school success for all students.

Our Vision

The vision of the Canadian School Board Association is excellence in public education achieved through school boards.

Who We Work With

We collaborate with education partners across the country to support students, schools and communities with a democratically elected voice of community members.

Why Schoolboards Matter

Strong school board leadership plays a meaningful and vital role in our school boards across the country, and has a direct impact on student achievement and school success for all students.