Zhiji Dong was among highest scorers in Center for Talented Youth assessment
More supports coming for children and youth in Kootenay-Columbia School District
Campaign calls for virtual enrollment options, financial aid
Funding to help about 130 students across province, rural areas struggle more to attract staff
Community-based renaming committee now must present a final report to school board for its decision
87 per cent of students who began Grade 12 in September 2021 graduated within the same academic year
Secondary teacher who stormed cafeteria vaccine clinic no longer employed by school district
The teacher has been disciplined – again – by the Teacher Regulation authorities
Many racialized populations had levels of education well above the national average
‘Privilege is just really baked into the system in many ways’
Chilliwack teachers’ union says the unprecedented move is ‘extremely disruptive’ for students
Women also restricted from most employment and ordered to wear head-to-toe clothing in public
From the Vancouver Olympics to Duncan’s Queen Margaret’s School
Levy will head to Oxford University in England next October for the fully funded scholarship
Mission superintendent Angus Wilson says students leaving classes to vape is impacting their capacity to learn and focus
British Columbia’s public school teachers have ratified a new three-year contract. Nearly…
Commisioner For Teacher Regulation says teacher failed to treat students with “dignity and respect”
