Students in B.C. will now have new possibilities to earn credits for First Nations language and culture programs through the expansion of the External Credentials Program (ECP).

More than 40 community organizations, rightsholders and Indigenous partners, education partners and students participated in the third Minister’s Community Roundtable on Anti-Racism in Education.

Francophone students and families in Pemberton are one step closer to having a permanent home for the École La Vallée community.

Students at Gitwinksihlkw Elementary school are a step closer to having a gymnasium of their own.

Through a robust public engagement, the government has received constructive feedback that will inform the successful implementation of the new Indigenous-focused graduation requirement.

Students, parents and staff can look forward to a safer, larger school with 11 more classrooms now that funding has been approved to seismically upgrade and expand Peter Ewart Middle school.  

Families in the fast-growing Latoria community will soon have a new elementary school to meet their needs.

Students and staff at two Surrey elementary schools have safer places to learn and work now that seismic upgrades have been completed at George Greenaway and Holly elementary schools, with several other school projects under construction.