Government is helping extend the life of B.C. schools with today’s investment of $40 million in the School Enhancement Program to help school districts repair, upgrade and improve their facilities.

Children’s safety is of the utmost importance to all of us, which is why drivers are required to stop when school bus lights are flashing.

Students and teachers throughout the province will benefit from innovative concepts being put into action today as Education Minister Mike Bernier announced 15 new K-12 Innovation Partnership projects.

Students and teachers at Carson Graham Secondary in North Vancouver and Rockridge Secondary and Mulgrave Independent school in West Vancouver will benefit from innovative learning concepts being put into action thanks to 15 new K-12 Innovation Partnership projects.

Students and teachers at Peden Hill Elementary and the Centre for Learning Alternatives in Prince George will benefit from innovative learning concepts being put into action thanks to 15 new K-12 Innovation Partnership projects.

Students and teachers at St. Michael’s School in Burnaby will benefit from innovative learning concepts being put into action thanks to 15 new K-12 Innovation Partnership projects.

Students and teachers at Osoyoos Elementary school and Osoyoos StrongStart in Osoyoos, Oliver Elementary school, Tul-el-Nuit Elementary school and Oliver StrongStart in Oliver and Cawston Primary School in Cawston will benefit from innovative learning concepts being put into action thanks to 15 new K-12 Innovation Partnership projects.

Students and teachers at all schools in the Vernon School District, including Lumby, Coldstream and Cherryville, will benefit from innovative learning concepts being put into action thanks to 15 new K-12 Innovation Partnership projects.

Students and teachers at R.L. Angus Elementary school and G.W. Carlson Elementary school in Fort Nelson will benefit from innovative learning concepts being put into action thanks to 15 new K-12 Innovation Partnership projects.