Debates of February 11, 2010 (day 26)

February
11
2010
Session
16th Assembly, 4th Session
Day
26
Speaker
Paul Delorey
Word
Members Present
Mr. Beaulieu, Ms. Bisaro, Mr. Bromley, Hon. Paul Delorey, Mrs. Groenewegen, Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Jacobson, Mr. Krutko, Hon. Jackson Lafferty, Hon. Sandy Lee, Hon. Michael McLeod, Hon. Robert McLeod, Mr. Menicoche, Hon. Michael Miltenberger, Mr. Ramsay, Hon. Floyd Roland
Assembly Members
Topics
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 9-16(4): MS. YVONNE QUICK – 2010 HERITAGE AWARD RECIPIENT
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN YELLOWKNIFE
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM AND POLICIES
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON DEH CHO BRIDGE PROJECT
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON HERITAGE WEEK
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON HIGH COST OF FOOD IN NUNAKPUT
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON HIGH ENERGY COSTS IN THE NWT
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON ISSUES WITH MEDICAL TRAVEL PROGRAM
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON MRSA “SUPERBUG” IN TLICHO REGION
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON NEED FOR COMMUNITY DAYCARE SITES
MINISTER’S STATEMENT 67-16(4): ACTIVE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
MOTION 11-16(4): DEVELOPMENT OF AN ANTI-POVERTY STRATEGY, CARRIED
MOTION 12-16(4): SETTING OF SITTING HOURS BY SPEAKER, CARRIED
QUESTION 303-16(4): MEDICAL TRAVEL POLICY
QUESTION 304-16(4): APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
QUESTION 305-16(4): AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN YELLOWKNIFE
QUESTION 306-16(4): PUBLIC RELEASE OF ELECTRICITY RATE REVIEW DOCUMENTS
QUESTION 307-16(4): COST OF LIVING IN SMALL COMMUNITIES
QUESTION 308-16(4): NEED FOR COMMUNITY DAYCARE SITES
QUESTION 309-16(4): PRESS RELEASE ON DEH CHO BRIDGE PROJECT
QUESTION 310-16(4): MRSA “SUPERBUG” STRATEGY IN NAHENDEH
QUESTION 311-16(4): APPEALS PROCESS FOR NON-RCMP INVESTIGATIONS
QUESTION 312-16(4): ISSUES WITH MEDICAL TRAVEL PROGRAM
QUESTION 313-16(4): APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
TABLED DOCUMENT 72-16(4): ANTI-POVERTY STRATEGY SUPPORTERS
WRITTEN QUESTION 20-16(4): INCLUSIVE SCHOOLING FUNDING
Statements

WRITTEN QUESTION 20-16(4): INCLUSIVE SCHOOLING FUNDING

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My questions are for the Minister of Education, Culture and Employment.

Would the Minister provide the following details specific to inclusive schooling funding particular detailing each community and school districts over the past three years including the projected trends for the next two school years:

How many students are categorized as inclusive students that require one-to-one support that would not otherwise be able to attend school safely?

How many students are categorized as special needs students that require special assistance with modified school plans?

How much funding is provided to each community and district school board for each question as highlighted and categorized above?