Does Canada have the same educational policies as the US? 

Canada and the United States have different educational systems, and while there may be some similarities in educational policies, there are also significant differences.

In Canada, the education system is typically governed by the provinces and territories, so there can be differences in policies across the country. However, there are some overarching principles and policies that are common across Canada. For example, education is generally considered a public good and is funded primarily by the government. Education is also compulsory up until a certain age (which varies by province/territory), and there is a strong emphasis on providing equal educational opportunities for all students.

In the United States, education is primarily the responsibility of the states, and there can be significant differences in policies across different states. The federal government also has some influence on education policies, particularly through the Department of Education. Some of the key policies in the US include the No Child Left Behind Act and the Every Student Succeeds Act, which set standards for student achievement and require schools to measure student progress.