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The Bill 22 slides presented by Superintendent Morelli at the April 30 meeting are available here.
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Report Card and Extra-curricular Update |
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As you are aware, the BCTF voted April 17-19 in favour of adopting a resistance strategy to Bill 22 which includes the withdrawal of Extra-curricular and voluntary activities by teachers.
How individual activities and events will be affected will differ from school to school. Many parents have inquired whether or not they may volunteer to prevent extra-curricular activities from being cancelled.
In response to questions from Burnaby parents brought forth by DPAC, the district has prepared a list of frequently asked questions regarding Report Cards and parents volunteering for extra-curricular activities.
The District FAQ regarding Report Cards and Extra-curricular is available here.
In a letter to parents dated April 20, 2012, the BCTF outlined their definition of extra-curricular/voluntary activities, and how they see the withdrawal of these activities by teachers playing out:
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Annual Burnaby South Hanging Basket Sale |
Please support programs for Burnaby South Students with purchase of:
Order now for Mother’s Day May 13th . . .
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Letter from the Superintendent regarding Report Cards |
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Community Announcement: Report Card Update
April 23, 2012
Dear Parent/Guardian:
Learning success for all students is the main focus of the Burnaby School District. Recognizing the importance of communication between teachers and parents, Burnaby’s teachers have been committed to informal reporting of student progress during job action.
On April 20, the BC Labour Relations Board ruled that teachers are to prepare report cards for all students, with assessments dating back to the start of the school year. Report cards allow teachers the opportunity to provide formal feedback on student progress. This information is critical to parents and district staff to help identify the unique learning needs of each student and to ensure learning success.
All Burnaby students will receive report cards the week of April 30.
For students in K-3, report cards will include performance scale assessments for each subject. For students in grades 4-12, report cards will include letter grades. Report cardswill include anecdotal comments if the student is not yet meeting expectations.
As per usual, parents are encouraged to contact their child’s teacher if they have any concerns.
We appreciate how challenging this year has been for everyone. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Sincerely,
Claudio Morelli,
Superintendent of Schools
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February Minutes and Notes |
DPAC MEETING MINUTES
Monday February 27, 2012
Schou Education Centre
Full PDF here
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