The Ministry is seeking a service provider to support ERASE student safety services beginning in January 2024. The scope of services include critical incident support services, subject matter expertise, an online reporting tool, and training. The opportunity is open until July 31, 2023. More information is available on BC Bid.
Discipline outcomes are posted to enhance the transparency of the processes and decisions made with respect to complaints and reports about educators. Recently, an outcome was posted for Erik Rickard Leander Chadsey, who will not re-apply for or be re-issued a teaching certificate for ten years.
Later this month, the TRB will move from 2025 West Broadway to #201-828 8th Ave W, Vancouver, BC V5Z 1E2. Other contact information will remain the same. You may wish to update your records. If you have any questions, email the Teacher Regulation Branch at trb.employers@gov.bc.ca.
Following up on the Expression of Interest opportunity regarding the new provincial School Outreach Teams, the Ministry is pleased to announce that North Vancouver School District has been selected as the host district for this program. These multi-disciplinary teams of specialists, which will be launched using a phased approach starting in fall 2023, will help build the …
The program guides for Work Experience (WEX) and Youth Work in Trades (WRK) have been updated to reflect important policy changes and clarifications related to Work Experience programming, and the current names of the Ministry of Education and Child Care and SkilledTradesBC. Both guides have also been translated into French. More details on these changes are available in this attachment.
Formerly referred to as updated Performance Standards, BC Learning Pathways is a series of resources that support teachers in developing student literacy and numeracy skills in all learning areas. BC Learning Pathways support teachers with planning, teaching, classroom assessment, and reporting of student learning. This release marks the beginning of Field Review, which allows educators …
Everyone in B.C. is encouraged to take the BC Demographic Survey to help address systemic racism and improve public services. Districts are encouraged to share the survey with staff and students to help make B.C. more equitable and inclusive for everyone. For more information about the survey and other work happening under the Anti-Racism Data Act, please visit: https://antiracism.gov.bc.ca/.
Please review the attached event list and hold the dates for upcoming Ministry of Education and Child Care and sector events for the 2023/24 school year. Calendar invitations for Ministry-led events will be sent soon.
Please join us June 22 at 3:10 pm PT for the last Analytics Outreach and Information Sharing Session for this school year on Framework for Enhancing Student Learning (FESL) dashboard and Overview of Student Learning Survey (SLS) Constructs; see this poster for more information. The dashboard can be accessed through the BC K–12 Education Data Portal. Please contact EDUC.ReportingUnit@gov.bc.ca if you have any questions.
The following additional K-12 Student Reporting Policy implementation support materials have been released for educators, school leaders, and district leaders, as well as parents and caregivers. These resources provide key partners with important information about the upcoming shifts to the K-12 Student Reporting policy that take effect July 1, 2023. Specifically, the K-12 Student Reporting …
