At Kamloops School for Indigenous Youth, a ‘Focus on the Successes’
Strong bonds between students and adults make the difference, says teacher Jordan Smith. Part of a series.
$50 Million for New Hires a ‘First Step’ to Restoring Contracts, Say BC Teachers
Union wants another $250 million on budget day, but ministry says more time needed.
Ten Climate-Conscious Parents on Talking to Kids about Global Warming
Plenty of tips from scientists, activists and policy experts.
Is English a Dying Language? Of Course
The barbarians have pushed inside the gate, and there is no going back.
When Global Student Test Results Become Local Political Weapons
PISA results strong for BC, Finland, but raise important questions about equality and education.
In Vancouver, a Teacher Helps Students Climb to New Heights
That’s how Trevor Stokes’s class reached the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro.
How Vancouver Youth Feel about Life in ‘World’s Most Livable City’
A roundtable discussion with the next generation. Part of a reader-funded series.
Christy Clark Just Got Laughed Out of the Supreme Court of Canada
Decision on class size, composition latest battle in long Socred/Liberal war on education.
Teachers’ Union Wins Battle in Supreme Court of Canada
Top court restores contract provisions on class size, composition stripped by Liberal government.
How to Bring First Peoples into BC Classrooms
If done right, ‘we can have a fundamentally changed society,’ says educator Jo Chrona.
What Keeps Teachers on the Job? It’s Not Just about Salaries
Sometimes it helps to take a global perspective.
What’s the Role of a School Trustee: Advocate or Steward?
The question, some say, is at the heart of Vancouver School Board’s latest pains.
Seven Smart Education Promises for BC’s Next Government
It’ll be a central issue in May. So here’s my policy proposal for all parties.
The Causes and Consequences of BC’s Private School Growth
It’s fuelled by social and cultural anxieties. And the impacts are considerable.
Why Is Government Increasing Funding for Private Special Needs Schools?
Increases renew debate on support for special needs kids in public system.
The First Time Victoria Fired the Vancouver School Board
Recalling the day in May 1985 that ended board autonomy in BC.
‘Devastating’ if Provincial Trustee Closes Schools, Critics Say after VSB Firing
Education minister’s decision to axe school board raises fears.
How My Kids’ School Renewed My Belief in Democracy
It showed that when we commit to the process, however messy, what seems impossible becomes doable.
In Prince Rupert, Good Times Gaming for Young and Old
In conversation with Rob Gruber, (dungeon) master of games for the six-to-76 set. Part of a reader-funded series.
How to End Child Poverty, According to a Stanford Economist
Raj Chetty on ways to invest in kids for maximum impact. A Tyee interview.
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