截至今日，6月15日，阿尔伯塔省政府已经进入解除与COVID-19相关的公共卫生措施的三个步骤的最后阶段。

卡尔加里教育委员会收到了阿尔伯塔教育厅的新指导，将为其运营提供信息。CBE正在更新文件，以与新的省级方向保持一致。

第三步的转变标志着公共交通中的口罩使用和COVID-19检测呈阳性人员的强制隔离的结束。在阿尔伯塔卫生服务机构的场所，仍然需要佩戴口罩。

阿尔伯塔教育厅对学校管理机构包括CBE提供了具体指导：

• 不再需要引用学校指南文件、学年计划或阿尔伯塔卫生每日清单。
• 学校的疾病爆发将按照疫前做法通过阿尔伯塔卫生服务机构进行管理，并根据学生的缺勤情况确定疫情爆发。
• 根据这一指导，CBE将停止公开发布学校的日常缺勤报告。
• CBE将继续按照目前的做法处理和补偿COVID-19检测呈阳性的员工，直到2022年6月30日。
• 从2022年6月30日起，学校管理机构将不再需要寻求部长批准转为居家学习。

阿尔伯塔教育厅还就省级评估进行了改变通知。

2022年8月进行的文凭考试将继续保持目前的10%权重。2022-23学年的文凭考试可能会恢复到学生总成绩的30%，并在学年的四个时间点进行考试。

必修的省级成就测试将继续适用于6年级和9年级。1至3年级的读写和数学筛查评估将是强制性的。​

​​​​As of today, June 15, the Government of Alberta has moved to the final step of its three-step approach to lifting public health measures related to COVID-19.

The Calgary Board of Education has received new guidance from Alberta Education that will inform operations. The CBE is in the process of updating documents to align with the new provincial direction.

The move to Step 3 marks the end of masking on public transit and mandatory isolation for people who test positive for COVID-19. Masking will still be required in Alberta Health Services settings.

Alberta Education had specific direction to school authorities, including the CBE:

• Reference to the school guidance documents, the School Year Plan or the Alberta Health Daily Checklist is no longer required.
• Illness outbreaks in schools will be managed based on pre-pandemic practices through Alberta Health Services, with identification of outbreaks based on student absenteeism.
• In keepin​g w​ith this direction, the CBE will end its public posting of daily absence reporting by school.
• The CBE will follow current practices related to reporting and compensating employees who test positive for COVID-19 until June 30, 2022. 
• ​As of June 30, 2022, school authorities will no longer need to seek ministerial approval to shift to at-home learning.​

Alberta Education has also provided notice of changes to provincial assessments. 

Diploma exams taken in August 2022 will continue under the current weighting of 10 per cent. Diploma exams will likely return to 30 per cent of a student’s overall mark for the 2022-23 school year and will be offered at four points throughout the school year.

Mandatory Provincial Achievement Tests will continue for Grades 6 and 9. Literacy and numeracy screening assessment in Grades 1 to 3 will be mandatory.​