With a $40,000 Beedie Luminaries scholarship, Gold River student, Hana Kim, is one step closer to her dream of becoming a doctor
Officials are expecting to see a mix of in-class and online learning in September
The education ministry is changing funding for 16 schools
B.C. charity and food banks come together to help Gold River schools deliver fresh foods to children at home
The dispute has lasted years
Amidst declining enrollment rate and challenges posed by connectivity, transport and COVID-19, almost 28 students graduated from SD 84
Many in-person graduation ceremonies have shifted to a virtual model or been cancelled or postponed
Students say current anti-racism protests in the U.S. and Canada point to a need for lessons
Education minister noted that in-class instruction remains optional
The biggest challenge is convincing families that it’s safe, some say
Private school is first in B.C. to use new tech post-COVID-19
A common model will see other teachers work four days a week in class then the fifth remotely,
Klaus Hardy Breslauer was accused of making a laundry list of concerning decisions as a science teacher
Schools in Tahsis and Gold River will open on June 1, with 30 per cent students expected to come in
Board chair issues statement on censure but little else regarding Facebook post controversy
Many Canadian students concerned about how practicums could be affected when classes resume
School will use combination of digital and in-person strategies to offer courses
