香港六合彩

Board Meeting Highlights

Summary of the Special Public Board Meeting, held November 13, 2024

Board Elections

The Board conducted its annual elections for the Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, BCSTA Provincial Councillor, BCPSEA Representative, and Indigenous Education Committee Representatives (and alternate representatives).

Chaya Katrensky | Board Chairperson
Deborah Luporini | Board Vice Chairperson | BCSTA Provincial Councillor | Indigenous Education Council Representative
Jeanine Georgeson | BCSTA PC Alternate | BCPSEA Alternate | Indigenous Education Council Representative
Greg Lucas | BCPSEA Representative

Chairperson’s Report 

Trustee Code of Conduct | The members of the Board of Education reaffirmed their commitment to School District No. 64 .

Superintendent's Report

BAA Course Renaissance Studies | The Board approved the Board Authority Authorized Course: Renaissance Studies 12.

District Staffing and Enrollment | Staff presented the district enrollment report. Based on the September 1701 enrolment report to the Ministry, the student Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) for the 2024/2025 school year is 1469.

Secretary Treasurer's Report

Monthly Financial Report | The monthly operating expense report shows that expenses are slightly above expected budget levels by 1.8%.

Gulf Islands International Program | The Board voted to cease operations of the effective June 30, 2025, based on the program running at a financial deficit.

District Transportation Update | A summary of the transportation services offered by 香港六合彩 compared to surrounding districts was presented, emphasizing the importance of students registering for transportation services before the May 31 deadline. 

Policy

Deferred Policies  

These policies were postponed to a future board meeting due to significant feedback received after the agenda package was distributed or because additional discussion and review were needed.

• Policy 2.10 Inclusive and Respectful Environments
• Policy 2.20 Sexual Identity, Gender Diversity, and Gender Expression
• Policy 3.30 Fee Paying Students
• Policy 400 Student Behaviour and Discipline

Approved Policies

Policy 3.50 Curricular, Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities was adopted and Policy/Procedure 407 Student Supervision, Policy /Procedure 412 Student Travel: Educational Field Trips, and Form 412-1 Volunteer Drivers Application were repealed.

Repealed Policies  

• Policy 500 Planning for Learning 
• Policy 512 Independent Directed Study and Board Authorized Courses
• Policy 520 Learning Services
• Policy 575 School Calendar
• Policy and Procedure 430 Student Records
• Policy 420 Student Interviews by Outside Agencies
• Procedure 5350 International Education 

Policy Repealed in favour of Administrative Practices

• Policy and Procedure 5400 Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards
• Procedure 300 Health and Safety
• Procedure 400 Student Behaviour and Discipline
• Procedure 420 Student Interviews by Outside Agencies
• Procedure 525 Residential Catchment Areas and Form 525-1

Policy Committee | Notice of Motion 

Notice of Motion was presented for adoption of the following draft policies:

• Policy 3.10 Indigenous Education
• Policy 3.20 School Catchment Areas
• Policy 3.40 District Specialty Programs

The policies will be posted on the district website, circulated for feedback, and considered for adoption at the January 15, 2025, public board meeting. Please provide any feedback for consideration before January 3, 2025.