Advocacy: Ministry Responses to AGM Motions
BCSTA recently received several letters from Minister Jennifer Whiteside of the Ministry of Education and Child Care in response to a number of motions from our annual general meeting.
Incoming and outgoing correspondence related to BCSTA’s advocacy efforts.
BCSTA recently received several letters from Minister Jennifer Whiteside of the Ministry of Education and Child Care in response to a number of motions from our annual general meeting.
[Sent October 13, 2022] President Broady to Minister Robinson and Minister Whiteside: “Currently, British Columbia’s school districts face significant unfunded cost pressures related to salary increases for exempt staff, which
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[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
[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
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[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
[Sent June 22, 2022] President Broady to Minister Whiteside: “A simple solution to the problem outlined above is to approve capital projects earlier than March, allowing districts increased time and
[Sent June 14, 2022] President Broady to Minister Whiteside: “In alignment with your ministry’s mission to support marginalized students, we ask that you reinforce the views of our members and
[Sent June 7, 2022] President Broady to Minister Whiteside and President French: “On behalf of B.C.’s 60 boards of education, we ask that the Ministry of Education and Child Care
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[Sent June 7, 2022] President Broady to Minister Whiteside: “The present attributes focus on intellectual, human/social and career development and do not reflect our current societal needs and priorities. More
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[Sent June 7, 2022] President Broady to Minister Whiteside: “Fully embracing the journey toward truth and reconciliation requires specific modelling of change that supports progress… Ultimately, boards of education ask
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