B.C. Teachers’ Federation says class sizes are too large to allow for distancing
Experts say listening and validating your child’s fears is key
The pandemic has already seen several proposed lawsuits target long-term care facilities
Exceptions will be made for those who cannot wear masks for medical reasons
Group says status quo isn’t working
COVID-19 protocols are likely to vary even more at the school board level, and even and school-to-school.
Plan has left many parents across the province worried about their children’s safety
B.C. students are also set to return to classrooms in September
Parents were more united on implementing safeguards to prevent students and teachers from contracting COVID-19
Sudhir Raj Pallingalthodi Jabbar admitted to cuffing two students in the back of the head
Officials are expecting to see a mix of in-class and online learning in September
Teacher transferred after volcano gone wrong, petition started for his return
Kanaka Creek elementary had increase of 38 students
A playground at Beach Grove Elementary in Tsawwassen was destroyed by fire Saturday night (June 13)
Many in-person graduation ceremonies have shifted to a virtual model or been cancelled or postponed
Students say current anti-racism protests in the U.S. and Canada point to a need for lessons
Given great work done to adapt to teaching during COVID, what can be done to recognize class of 2020
COVID-19 precautions mean classes remain small
Only 18 per cent of elementary students and five per cent of secondary students attend in person
In-class instruction resumes June 1
