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Curriculum Development Branch
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The Curriculum Development Branch was created in April, 1972, when the Department of Education was reorganized into the Ministry of Education. The former Curriculum Branch of the Department of Education was divided into two new branches: Curriculum Development Branch and Curriculum Services Branch.
The Curriculum Development Branch was part of the Education Development Division.
The Curriculum Development Branch and the Curriculum Services Branch were amalgamated in June 1976, re-creating the Curriculum Branch.
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The Curriculum Development Branch was responsible for identifying the educational needs and concerns of students and society in Ontario, developing curriculum guidelines, stimulating the preparation of curriculum materials, evaluating curriculum materials for use in schools, and publishing Circular 14, which listed books approved for use in Ontario schools.
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RAD: Rules for Archival Description, 2nd edn (2008)
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2026-11-16: migrated to AtoM
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Gorton