Good Morning BLTA! It is back to school we go. On behalf of your BLTA we are wishing everyone a safe and happy back to school for the 2022-2023 school year.
What do parents want from this election?
It isn't parental rights.
Parents told us that they want more supports and programming for students, as well as safe and inclusive schools.
When you cast your vote, be sure to consider which party will best support student well-being.
This was a big job and questions arose about how schools that couldn't attract more than one or two parents to Parent Council would be able to accomplish this.
Also, schools are not safe places for some families and there were concerns about whose voices would be prioritized.
One part of the rejected Bill 64 involved establishing School Community Councils, where parents and community members would work to advise principals on many topics. The list below is a lot.
Thinking about how the PC's campaign pledge relating to parental rights echoes back to Bill 64.
Where we should be talking about how to foster better communication between schools and parents, they are trying to do so through legislation. But you can't legislate relationships.
Western School Division is looking for responsible and mature individuals to fill the Educational Assistant position for multiple locations in either the English or French Immersion program.
For details, visit our website at: https://t.co/rl4lWqmSis
Did you know that we offer live chat counselling? From 7 p.m. ET – midnight you can chat with a counsellor on our website and give your feelings a place to go.
Learn more by tapping: https://t.co/aklEwFswLC
"This past school year, almost no substitutes were available. I'm not a nurse, but consider teachers frontline staff. Giving in to cut after cut is outRAGEous. Our kids deserve better. Voting for healthcare means voting for better resources in ALL aspects of the public sector."✊
The current reelection strategy of the Stefanson government is to spend just enough to make us forget about the past seven years of austerity.
Remember that small boosts in spending prior to an election don't make up for years of underfunding.
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@mbteachers Border Land is so proud of the work that Peter done on it’s behalf. As President (@MaryAtHome2020 ) I know the work that Peter has done. Thank you to Peter for all the work you have done on our behalf, often at great personal expense.
@cdbennet I don't have them anymore. They gave me about 200 in 2017 or so to give out to students. Then after the new curriculum came out they had another version that was only online
Can someone explain to me why we’ve done this rather than just take the current Personal Finance 20S curriculum, use MB teachers to revise & update it, & make it mandatory? Why do we need to send $ to a private company in BC to make this happen? @BradMichaleski@WayneEwaskoMLA
2SLGBTQ+ youth deserve the chance to see themselves represented and their identities affirmed. The rhetoric to ban these books is harmful and and dangerous.
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