"Work with partners to ensure First Nations and Métis people have access to education in Northern Saskatchewan." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Increase funding for English as an Additional Language supports in schools to help the children of newcomers succeed." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Reverse Scott Moe’s cuts to classrooms and hire more teachers and education workers to ensure every child has the attention and support they need." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Carla Beck and the Saskatchewan NDP will transform our education system by investing an additional $2 billion in education over our first term. Our commitment to educa- tion will lead to the hiring of hundreds of new teachers, educational assistants and other school support staff." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Post-secondary institutions that fail to uphold and defend freedom of expression on campus will face defunding. Taxpayer money will not support environments that promote censorship and intimidation." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Additionally, we will implement anti-doxing legislation to ensure a safe and open academic environment for all students." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"A new elementary school in Moose Jaw to replace St. Michael School, construction to begin in 2025" — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"A new high school in Buffalo Narrows, construction to begin in 2026" — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"A new school in Sandy Bay, construction to begin in 2028" — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"A new high school in Emerald Park/White City, construction to begin in 2025" — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

1. "Faster construction of a new southeast Regina joint-use elementary school, to begin in 2025,
2. Faster construction of a new high school for the east side of Saskatoon, to start in 2026."

— It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Parents are the first and most influential teachers in a child’s life, and their involvement in their children’s education is paramount to their success and development. We will introduce OPT-IN policies that encour- age and facilitate parental involvement in the classroom. Unlike OPT-OUT policies, OPT-IN will require schools and school boards to foster meaningful conversations with parents, requiring their approval for student’s participation in curriculum that broach controversial subjects." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"It is essential that political bias and ideology are excluded from the education curriculum in Saskatchewan. Children should be equipped with the necessary skills to succeed in today’s highly competitive world, em- phasizing core subjects such as reading, writing, mathematics, and an accurate representation of history. We will remove ideology in the education curriculum ensuring schools are places of learning, not forums for activism and indoctrination." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"The protection of our children is of paramount importance and safeguarding their well-being in public spaces is a responsibility we take seriously. We will ban biological males from women’s only spaces, including changing rooms and bathrooms, so that young girls and women feel comfortable." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Additionally, we will ensure that biological males do not participate in female sports in order to maintain fairness and to protect the integrity of women’s competitions." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20