School District 72 is outlining its priorities ahead of this month’s provincial election.
The board agreed to join the BC School Trustees’ Association advocacy efforts in bringing forward educational issues as part of the provincial election campaign.
They will be sharing letters with local candidates highlighting issues facing education and school districts around the province such as deferred maintenance costs, recruitment and retention challenges, inclusive education and student success.
The board will also be expressing concerns that relate specifically to School District 72, including the need to replace Cedar Elementary School and funding sustainability for school food programs, amongst others.
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