for Francophone education, many families remain unaware of their rights under Article 23 to access Francophone education. Another critical objective is to retain students in high school by enhancing the range of programs and services offered. FrancoSud has seen a steady increase in the number of graduates, with 103 students graduating in the current year, up from 80 the previous year. This growth is attributed to the FrancoSud’s efforts to expand on-campus and off-campus programming, including work placements, dual-credit courses, and mentorship opportunities in collaboration with institutions like Olds College and SAIT. 245 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 05, ISSUE 09 CONSEIL SCOLAIRE FRANCOSUD
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