The following facts provide a snapshot of British Columbia's education system.

Minister of Education Rob Fleming has provided the following statement in response to the B.C. student transcript issue: 

Growth in total number of classes

A new Quesnel Junior school (QJS) will give students the 21st-century learning environment they deserve in a safe and modern facility.

Finding new ways to speed up school construction so more students can learn in positive, engaging and inspiring classrooms was the focus of the most recent Surrey Summit between the Ministry of Education, Surrey School Board and City of Surrey.

Approximately 200 students, teachers and parents from around the world gathered at Government House in Victoria to share their unique perspectives on the role youth can play in protecting and restoring life on land for the benefit of future generations.

Parents and guardians will be expected to provide public health units with immunization records for students enrolled in the provincial school system.

With school officially done for summer, kids ages 5-14 have the opportunity to participate in the BC Summer Reading Club — a fun, free, and inclusive literacy program offered by public libraries in more than 200 communities throughout B.C.

With record-high levels of funding for more teachers and support staff, and smaller class sizes compared to two years ago, British Columbia students are getting better support in their classrooms.