The experience hasn’t been exactly what they signed up for
Officials are expecting to see a mix of in-class and online learning in September
The education ministry is changing funding for 16 schools
The dispute has lasted years
Many in-person graduation ceremonies have shifted to a virtual model or been cancelled or postponed
Students say current anti-racism protests in the U.S. and Canada point to a need for lessons
Education minister noted that in-class instruction remains optional
The biggest challenge is convincing families that it’s safe, some say
A common model will see other teachers work four days a week in class then the fifth remotely,
Klaus Hardy Breslauer was accused of making a laundry list of concerning decisions as a science teacher
Board chair issues statement on censure but little else regarding Facebook post controversy
Many Canadian students concerned about how practicums could be affected when classes resume
Teachers should be prepared to provide ‘trauma-informed practices’ in response to students’ needs
B.C.’s provincial health officer voiced support for parents and students during this unprecedented time
Teacher will also have her licence suspended on Sept. 24, 2020
Children of essential workers will be prioritized, Dr. Henry said
Teresa Wiedrick has already learned what many parents are trying to work out during the pandemic
Premier John Horgan said it depends on how COVID-19 progresses in the coming weeks
K-12 educators will receive access this month, up to individual districts whether they use it or not
Games, culture and vocabulary included in new virtual resources
