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Please take advantage of this opportunity to come and see first-hand, some of the math instruction taking place in elementary schools in School District No. 57. Hands on, interactive, discussions This session will focus on FRACTIONS Dec. 4, 6:30-8:00pm Van Bien Training and Development Center Attached to Van Bien Elementary …
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alfie-kohn/homework-research_b_2184918.html A brand-new study on the academic effects of homework offers not only some intriguing results but also a lesson on how to read a study — and a reminder of the importance of doing just that: reading studies (carefully) rather than relying on summaries by journalists or even by …
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In an effort to better serve our members, DPAC is conducting a short survey of PAC executive members and parents. Your input can help us better serve you and all the parents of this school district. We estimate that it will take you only a few minutes to complete the …
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DPAC supports our PACs – if your PAC has an event you’d like to see publicized, please send it in! You are invited to the Beaverly Christmas Festival Sponsored by Beaverly West Leisure Society and Beaverly Elementary PAC Saturday, December 1, 2012, 10:00am – 4:00pm beaverly christmas festival
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The latest statistics for child poverty in 2010 show British Columbia held onto its second-highest child poverty ranking in the country for the second year in a row. But while Manitoba has again taken the undesirable top spot, B.C. still has more poor children than the national average. The 2012 …
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[Alberta] Premier Alison Redford has dropped her promise to eliminate standardized testing in Alberta elementary schools. Her education minister, Jeff Johnson, says the tests will continue, although they might be changed. “I think those have been really valuable,” he’s quoted as saying in the Edmonton Journal. “If you talk to …
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On Wednesday November 14th, the Prince George RCMP issued a media advisory about two suspicious incidents that occurred near local elementary schools. Following the media advisory, the person of interest in the Blackburn Elementary School report, attended the Prince George Detachment to speak to officers. As a result of this …
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As parents may be aware, school districts may now change school calendars without the permission of the Ministry of Education. There appears to be discussion at at least one school in this district about moving to an all year calendar: We are exploring the idea of modifying the school calendar …
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The deputy Superintendent in the Surrey school district wrote a recent blog post: “I was reminded of how easily those in education jump at acronyms and often this leaves those to whom you are speaking simply in the dark. So this post is a reflection on all the acronyms we …
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Initiatives Prince George, School District 57 and CNC, have launched an awareness campaign, in an effort to make youth aware of the excellent career opportunities available in trades. The Trades: It’s a Smart Move campaign was created in partnership with private industry sponsors, who are looking to hire skilled help …
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