Printable poster: 2015 sep 24 gary anaka poster Register here: http://www.eventbrite.ca/e/understanding-the-teenage-brain-for-parents-and-students-tickets-18528026827 Parents, how can you support your teenagers to build a brain for lifetime optimal performance? Tweens & teenagers, how can you get your parents to understand and support you? Join our speaker, Gary Anaka, for this fun and information session. Gary …
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An Evening with Dr. Yong Zhao: Join SD57 on August 26th, 7pm World Class Education: Educating Creative and Entrepreneurial Students. The world needs creative and entrepreneurial talents who are globally competent to take advantage of the opportunities brought about technology and globalization and tackle the tough challenges facing human beings. …
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From an announcement today: Lee Karpenko – Principal, Duchess Park Secondary Steve MacRae – Principal, Kelly Road Secondary Conrad Turner – Vice-Principal, Duchess Park Secondary Shandee Whitehead – Vice-Principal, Kelly Road Secondary Kap Manhas – Vice-Principal, Prince George Secondary Parrish Child – Principal – Edgewood Elementary Linda McGraw – Principal, …
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http://www.bccpac.bc.ca/resources/speaking A step-by-step guide to resolution advocacy for parents who want to become better advocates for their children. This guide gives information on: details on how the school system works, outlines parent and students rights and responsibilities, provides strategies for advocating for children, and supports student self-advocacy SD57 Steps for Problem Solving: http://www.sd57.bc.ca/Lists/Publications/Guide_to_solving_problems.pdf
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DPAC Minutes 2015 June 1 7:00 pm Van Bien Training and Development Centre Attendees: DPAC Executive: Sarah Holland (Chair), Rob Woods (Secretary), Gillian Burnett (Treasurer), Dennis Fudge, Darlene Campbell. Partner Groups: Karen Wong – CUPE 3742, Richard Giroday – PGDTA, Dan Watt (PGPVPA), Brian Pepper – Superintendent, Brenda Hooker – …
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