The Intimate Images Protection Service is hosting a webinar on March 11 as part of the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General’s Stop the Exploitation of Children and Youth Awareness Week (March 9-15). The Intimate Images Protection Service provides specialized, trauma‑informed support for children and youth in British Columbia. This includes helping young people …
To support the addition of a new Learning Standard in Social Studies 10 that includes racial segregation and the destruction of Hogan’s Alley in B.C. Black Histories, the Ministry of Education and Child Care has collaborated with a group of teachers to develop resources aimed to support educators in implementing these new topics. A Teacher …
This week, the Province announced the adoption of permanent year-round daylight saving time after clocks shift forward an hour on Sunday, March 8, 2026. This means there will be no further time changes after that date and the transition to B.C.’s new time zone, Pacific time, will be complete. If a district is considering amendments …
As part of the BC Learning Pathways project, the K-4 Foundational Français langue seconde – immersion Learning Progressions are available now for provincial field review on the BC Learning Pathways website. This new resource supports French immersion teachers in developing students’ foundational reading, writing, and oral language skills in alignment with the Français langue seconde …
Join us for a virtual dialogue on creating safe and inclusive schools on Wednesday, March 11 from 1:00 pm-2:30 pm PST on Zoom. The goals for the session are to explore the intersections of our work and create deeper connections across educators committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. This meeting is open to all educators who hold diversity, equity, and inclusion as …
Starting Monday, February 23, 2026, graduation records and achievement data collection (often known as “TRAX”) will move to the Education Data Exchange (EDX). EDX replaces the School Secure Web (SSW) for graduation-related activities, further bringing student data collections together into a single platform. For more information and resources, please visit Graduation Records and Achievement Data (GRAD) …
In partnership with teachers, teacher-librarians, principals, and vice-principals, the Ministry of Education and Child Care has developed a new resource called Guidance on Learning Resources Selection. This resource: The ministry has also developed a Learning Resources Policy Clarification and FAQ document for Boards, schools, and district leaders. The document clarifies provincial policy requirements for the …
The Provincial Teacher Mentorship Program is a key component of B.C.’s K-12 Workforce Plan. It is designed to support teachers through accessible, inclusive, and research-informed mentorship. Developed in partnership between UBC’s Faculty of Education and the Ministry of Education and Child Care, with input from K-12 sector partners, this program is focused on promoting teacher …
Graduation records and achievement data collection (currently known as “TRAX”) will move to EDX starting February 23, 2026. This means that EDX will fully replace the School Secure Web (SSW), consolidating student data collections into a single platform. If you haven’t already, school staff responsible for graduation data submissions are encouraged to visit the EDX …
Please join us January 29 at 3:10 pm PT for the third Analytics Engagement and Information Sharing Session of the 2025-26 school year, featuring an Overview of the Mental Health Power BI Report and highlights from the 2024-25 Student Learning Survey (SLS) Provincial Results. See the poster for more information and the registration link. Please …
