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2022 State Election

17.03.22

Catholic Education SA has been educating children and young people and playing a vital part in our community for over 175 years.

 

Funding Principles

The funding of Australia’s education system is underpinned by two distinct but related principles:

  1. Each child or young person is entitled to a high-quality education funded by the taxpayer.
  2. Families, as taxpayers, should be free to choose the school that best fits their children’s needs, and matches their own values and beliefs.

 

Matters of Importance for Catholic Education South Australia

As we head towards the 2022 State Election, Catholic Education South Australia has a number of matters that are of utmost importance. Catholic Schools Parents SA (CSPSA) supports Catholic Education SA in these matters.

The South Australian Commission for Catholic Schools – on behalf of the tens of thousands of families who choose our Catholic schools and centres for the education of their children – is seeking firm commitments from each political party on important matters.

These commitments are outlined below and further explained on in the State Election Backgrounder from Catholic Education South Australia.

 

Make your vote count for your child’s education

Catholic Education SA has asked Political Parties to respond to specific questions regarding Catholic education.

This flyer provides a simple summary of political party responses to the seven key issues that Catholic Education South Australia believes are important to ensure that every child receives the best education possible.

We encourage you to make an informed decision when you vote in the State election on March 19.

Download Political Party Comparison Flyer

 

Full statements by each Political Party

We encourage you to read the full statement made by each party.

Download Labor Party statement

Download Liberal Party statement