$2.8B for education and higher education, including $1.6B to support academic success and perseverance:

• • Giving every student the means to reach their full potential ($829M over 5 years, including $140.7M in 2022-2023):

• • • Fostering the success of all students ($220.9M over 5 years and $34.1M in 2022-2023):

• • • • Integration and success of students from immigrant backgrounds;

• • • • Fostering the academic success of Indigenous students and supporting school daycare services by increasing the number of educators during opening hours;

• • • • Eye examination before starting school.

• • • $315M enhancement of the tutoring program ($55M for 2022-2023);

• • • Modernizing vocational training programs to ensure a competent and qualified workforce ($17M in 2022-2023);

• • • Supporting digital learning (including $34.6M in 2022-2023).

• Attracting and retaining school staff ($204M, including $38M in 2022-2023):

• • Attracting experienced workers to the education network ($13.3M in 2022-2023);

• • Increasing continuing education for school staff ($8M in 2022-2023);

• • Supporting schools in recruiting and supervising future teachers ($16.7M in 2022-2023):

• • • Increase in the allowance paid to teachers who act as internship supervisors.

• Improving school buildings ($267M, including $59M in 2022-2023).

• Getting Quebecers moving ($250M over 5 years, including $37.3M in 2022-2023):

• • Enhancing funding for special sports programs and educational projects ($14M in 2022-2023);

• • Encouraging the sharing of sports infrastructure between schools and municipalities (nothing in 2022-2023);

• • Developing and supporting access to recreational and sports facilities ($13.3M in 2022-2023);

• • Improving the experience and safety of young people in recreational and sports activities ($10M in 2022-2023).

 

$1.2B to improve access to graduation in higher education;

• • Making higher education more accessible ($342M);

• • • Elimination of interest on student loans for an additional year.

• • Supporting students throughout their studies ($278M);

• • Increasing the number of higher education graduates ($634M).

$34.6M to support digital learning, thereby fostering an optimal and sustainable digital shift that serves student success ($34.6M in 2022-2023).

Increase of $1.2B in the Québec Infrastructure Plan (QIP) for the construction and expansion of schools.