Canadian Education Association

Canadian Education Association

Infobox Company


company_name = Canadian Education Associati
motto = linking listening learning leading since 1891
foundation = 1891
company_type = not-for-profit organization
chief executive officer = Penny Milton
president = Carolyn Duhamel
registrar =
location = Toronto Canada
staff =
affiliations = AUCC,
homepage= [http://www.cea-ace.ca/ www.cea-ace.ca]
coor = info@cea-ace.ca
telephone = (416) 591-6300
address = 317 Adelaide Street West, Suite 300 Toronto, ON, M5V 1P9
footnotes=

The Canadian Education Association (CEA), established in 1891, is Canada's oldest national education association [The Canadian Education Association: The First 100 Years 1891-1991, by G. E. Malcolm and Robert E. Blair. Toronto: Canadian Education Association, 1992.] . It is a bilingual, federally incorporated non-profit organization with charitable tax status that fosters dialogue on education policy. Their objective is to link researchers, teachers, government and education leaders and students.

History

The association was originally established in 1891 as the Dominion Education Association, lead by the Ontario Minister of Education, G. W. Ross. In 1918 the DEA became representative of every province. It wasn't until several years later that each province agreed to provide financial support to the association. In 1938 the CEA was renamed to the Canada and Newfoundland Education Association (CNEA) but was renamed the Canadian Education Association in 1946 upon receiving the approval of Newfoundland.

The Council of Ministers of Education, Canada (CMEC) was established in 1967, which encouraged the provinces to continue financial support. The CEA became federally incorporated in 1981 after the Yukon and Northwest Territories joined in 1980.

Publications

The CEA's publications includes a magazine, "Education Canada", published five times a year; a bilingual directory of education contacts called Ki-Es-Ki; and a school calendar of opening and closing dates for each province.

From 2003 to 2006, the CEA published four annual newspaper inserts (jointly published in 2005 with AUCC and in 2006 with ACCC) entitled "New Knowledge for a New Economy".

Governance

The CEA is governed by two bodies, a management board and a council. The CEO is Penny Milton who is former Deputy Minister of the Ontario Premier's Council on Health, Well-being, and Social Justice. The current president is Carolyn Duhamel, Executive Director of the Manitoba Association of School Trustees.

References

External links

* [http://www.cea-ace.ca Canadian Education Association] home page
* [http://www.cea-ace.ca/pub.cfm?subsection=oth&page=sup New Knowledge for New Economy]


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