British Columbia Teachers' Federation

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Sep 2	Post-secondary trends in B.C.: Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The Student Transitions Project, under the B.C. Advanced Education Ministry, has discovered the following: - Roughly half of Grade 12 students enrol in a B.C. public post-secondary...(read more) \|
Sep 1	BC's main parent group still wracked by conflict: Will the in-fighting never end for the provincial body that speaks for parents on education issues? This week, I received a copy of a stinging letter of resignation from B.C. Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils (BCCPAC) second vice-president Chris...(read more) \|
Sep 1	School districts + social media = better communication?: The K-12 school districts in this province are lagging behind post-secondary schools in the social-media world. Vancouver hopes to change that with a social-media initiative to be rolled out later this month. Trustee Mike Lombardi talked to me about it...(read more) \|

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