
2022 – 2025 Strategic Plan
January 19, 2023
By BCSTA
BCSTA’s board of directors have established the direction of the association through to 2025.
Serving and supporting B.C.’s boards of education since 1905
A high-quality public education system is the foundation of a democratic society
Improving student achievement is the key work of locally elected boards of education
The interests of B.C. students are best met through local decision-making with an engaged community
Providing a strong, representative voice for boards of education throughout the province is important
Helping to build effective boards by providing development, communications and support services
Trustees engage their communities to reflect local priorities, values and expectations. Boards are accountable to the people they serve.
ABOUT TRUSTEESDriven by their central purpose, and confirmed by studies, boards of education are making a positive difference in the lives of our students.
PDF DOWNLOADBeyond responsibility, there is considerable evidence that boards of education can and do positively affect student success and well-being.
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By BCSTA
BCSTA’s board of directors have established the direction of the association through to 2025.
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By BCSTA
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By BCSTA
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In partnership with the Ministry of Education and Child Care, BCSTA will be hosting webinars on governance, roles, responsibilities and more.
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.
BCSTA’s Updated Learning Guides are a valuable resource for boards of education.
Each year BCSTA selects graduating B.C. public school students who have displayed exemplary citizenship within their school and community as recipients of the Scholarships for Student Citizenship.
Trustees can access items such as district policies, meeting minutes, the Learning Guide, discussions and more on the BCSTA HUB.
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