@busdriverlife@richardzussman Election BC had always scheduled Oct 26-28 as the final counting days. That wasn’t a secret. It always happens like that We just usually know the results because of the initial count on election day before they do that. This is the same as 2017
@keithbaldrey I don’t think the BCTF has said they want to keep the restored language. They have proposed massive changes to it at the bargaining table. BCTF and BCPSEA have a fundamental disagreement on how to go about dealing with class composition
@keithbaldrey If that happens there are still 20 districts with no composition language and 5 with no class size language (like now). I think it could get done with minimum language agreed to in those districts
@NadiaInBC@BlairKing_ca@keithbaldrey There are so many myths in here. Teaching students is only part of the job. Teachers must plan, assess, report and more. Plus I pay about 12% of my pay into my pension every pay cheque. Also, time off is just time for me to plan and prep - so I work!
Congratulations @KaraLDawson for receiving a Certificate of Achievement from the Prime Minister’s Awards for Teaching Excellence in STEM! 👏 Educators play such a valuable role in preparing our youth for the future community and workforce!
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Not another labour disruption. @JodyVance doesn't care about the posturing or politics - she just wants the #NDP and @BCTF to reach a deal that actually works. #bcpoli#bced https://t.co/2Dyn1HgPkn
Teachers work hard in busy, diverse, and complicated classrooms every single day to ensure students get the support they need. Our kids and their teachers are worth investing in. #bced#bcpoli#ItTakesATeacher
The problem: Allen Chell said the @bctf needs to recognize that the province’s public-sector bargaining mandate provides little room to manoeuvre, beyond the promise of a three-year contract with wage hikes of 2 per cent each year. #bced#bcpoli https://t.co/VSNgQm4ZIR