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Originally Posted by Wolven
They do not appear to.....
This is just my opinion but in many ways the CBE seems inferior in how it is run compared to their Edmonton counterpart. It is like the CBE wants to do the bare minimum effort and roll over and comply with the UCP's attacks against their system whereas Edmonton will put in the extra effort to track class sizes anyway and viciously comply with things like book bans to make the UCP look foolish.
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It is guaranteed that the Calgary board tracks classroom sizes internally because those metrics and trends are absolutely necessary for enrollment, lotteries, staffing and other decisions. Those metrics also are needed for growth plans and capital allocations. The board just doesn't report those numbers to the general public.
There is some information that can be found through the board which can be interesting such as their school enrollment report which provides a school by school, grade by grade breakdown of students. I was just looking at it and was surprised to see that the high school my kid goes to is only at 86% of capacity while the high school 4km away is at 119%.