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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1999
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo invites letters for verification purposes and will not publish unsigned letters. Readers may mail or fax their submissions for consideration.
The BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils urges parents to engage in their child’s education through reading, helping with homework, and regular teacher communication. It highlights PAC roles under the School Act, two way school family communication, and resources from BCCPAC including workshops and an advocacy hotline, with contact details.
Minister Lois Boone announces a four part Knowledge Network video series to help parents discuss sexual health with children. Hosted by Meg Hickling, the program offers age appropriate guidance and tips, including street proofing against abuse, with support from Planned Parenthood B C and other health and education groups.
Attorney General Ujjal Dosanjh announced Paul Pallan as the new BC Children's Commissioner. The commission reviews child deaths and injuries, handles rights complaints, sets service standards for the Ministry for Children and Families, informs the public, and invites comment. Pallan, former assistant deputy minister in Education and Health, begins Sept. 27 in Victoria.
Sterling News Service reports School District 59 sees about 90 fewer students due to Tumbler Ridge layoffs at two coal mines, totaling 5 325 full time equivalent regionwide. Despite lower enrolment, budget remains promising with last year’s surplus and local course developments to boost postsecondary readiness.
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