
Advocacy: Budget 2023 Feedback
July 6, 2022
By BCSTA
[Sent June 29, 2022] President Broady to members of the Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services: “As you will recall, the presentation I provided on behalf of the
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BCSTA’s guide for school trustee candidates outlines how to run and highlights the impact trustees have on their community. Other resources for prospective trustees are hosted here as well.
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By BCSTA
[Sent June 29, 2022] President Broady to members of the Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services: “As you will recall, the presentation I provided on behalf of the
July 4, 2022
By BCSTA
[Sent June 22, 2022] President Broady to Minister Whiteside: “In response to the lack of additional funding and on behalf of our member boards of education, we ask that the
Continue Reading “Advocacy: Annual Report on Deferred Maintenance”
July 4, 2022
By BCSTA
[Sent June 22, 2022] President Broady to Minister Robinson and Minister Whiteside: “Our association’s membership has raised concerns over current requirements surrounding capital cost-sharing. These requirements instruct boards of education
Local elections in B.C. take place October 15.
Learn more about the difference trustees make in their communities and how to run.
BCSTA’s Indigenous Education Committee has launched the Trustee Knowledge Series in response to the B.C. Tripartite Education Agreement to help trustees, as well as members of the general public, learn more about Indigenous issues in education.
Trustees can access items such as district policies, meeting minutes, the Learning Guide, discussions and more on the BCSTA HUB.
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