Students, teachers, and families will see the benefits of seismic upgrades at Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith Elementary with the provincial government’s commitment to provide up to $11.6 million to the Vancouver School District for the project.

Teachers and school administrators now have a new tool to help them integrate Syrian and other refugees into B.C. classrooms.

Education Minister Mike Bernier made the following statement following a Supreme Court decision to grant the BCTF leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada in their court action with the B.C. government.

As B.C. students return to school after the Christmas holidays, a look back at school construction in 2015 shows how government is helping to create safe learning environments and support student achievement.

Record-high Aboriginal graduation and steady student completion rates throughout the province demonstrate continued strength in B.C.’s education system, according to the Ministry of Education’s latest data.

This holiday season, help your children create bright and successful futures with the new $1,200 BC Training and Education Savings Grant.

More students in B.C.’s north will connect with the skills and experience they need for the jobs of the future through an expanded $4.9-million Shoulder Tappers program.

Nearly 400 students aged 8 to 18 will have the opportunity to participate in free coding events at tech-based organizations throughout B.C. to help raise awareness for computer science education.

Students, families and the Burke Mountain community will soon benefit from the new $20.5-million Smiling Creek Elementary School, thanks to a partnership between the Government of B.C., the Coquitlam School District and the City of Coquitlam.

The possibility of an innovative partnership to improve school and local infrastructure in the Haida Gwaii community of Masset will get a closer look thanks to a $150,000 B.C. government investment.