As a collective of parents, BCCPAC has a powerful voice, a voice for your children. As taxpayers we owe it to ourselves to tell the government how we want our money spent. As a parent, I believe this is what you want for yours, and it should be what BCCPAC wants for all of them.
As a collective of parents, BCCPAC has a powerful voice, a voice for your children. As taxpayers we owe it to ourselves to tell the government how we want our money spent. As a parent, I believe this is what you want for yours, and it should be what BCCPAC wants for all of them.
As a collective of parents, BCCPAC has a powerful voice, a voice for your children. As taxpayers we owe it to ourselves to tell the government how we want our money spent. As a parent, I believe this is what you want for yours, and it should be what BCCPAC wants for all of them.
As a parent of two children, one who will need extra support in school, I am extremely disappointed by BCCPAC's lack of movement when it comes to the dispute between the government and teachers. This attitude of fence sitting, "both sides are to blame," is the most ignorant act of complacence. If you can honestly say that you are okay, as a parent, with below average funding, with less librarians, with fewer specialist teachers, with old outdated learning materials, no funding for technology, larger class sizes, class compositions that make it hard for teachers to give 1- on-1 time to all students, the elimination of positive teacher student relationships, the just keep doing what you are doing BCCPAC. Or... You could do what you have the power to do. Stand up for YOUR children. As a collective of parents BCCPAC has a powerful voice, a voice for your children. Not a whiny voice to say "Kids and parents are caught in the middle!" But a productive voice to say, YES our kids deserve the BEST. Not $275 million stripped away each year to help give tax cuts to corporations to create jobs that never materialized. Not larger classes to give MLAs 18% raises. Not filling classes with students who need extra help in order to fund LNG projects. If you look at Finland, a country with arguably the best education system in the world, parents stand side by side in cooperation with teachers. They tell the government that as educators they know what is best for children, together, and that politicians should keep their noses out of it since they have a different agenda. As taxpayers we owe it to ourselves to tell the government how we want OUR money spent, not the other way round. We have the right to demand that our money be spent on our kids to give them the best education and opportunities they can get. This is what I want for my kids, I believe this is what you want for yours, and it should be what BCCPAC wants for all of them. So it's time they get off the fence and say so!!