Jay Yule News Today

The Young Minds Project and a wellness app are being explored by the qathet School District as tools to help students with mental health and addiction.

There will be some new assignments for principals and vice principals

The BC School Trustees Association sent a letter to premier David Eby expressing concern about safety at schools for the LGTBQ2+ school community.

Founding publisher and current Peak publisher also share their thoughts on Laura Walz, who served as editor from 1999 to 2013.

The board also adopted a strategic plan and discussed student enrolment in the district at a recent meeting.

The durational work will coincide with the ‘Threads’ exhibition on July 29-30

“Mental health is important at every stage of life, but for a child or youth trying to go to school each day, these additional resources can make a significant difference to their overall educational success." ~ Superintendent of schools Jay Yule

Pilot project promotes help-seeking behaviours and healthy lifestyle development

Last week, the Tlaamin executive council and Tla’amin Holdings Inc. notified members that Jay Yule had broken the conflict of interest regulations in 2018 as a director of “multiple Tla’amin entities.”

School District 47 has received extensive stakeholder feedback related to development of a strategic communications plan. At the January 13 board of education meeting, superintendent of schools . . .