The Roots of Leadership

Published on November 15, 2016

Phoebe MacLeod, a Grade 5 student at Eagle Harbour Montessori, perches comfortably between her sister and friend on the stage area in her classroom,

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Small steps lead to big changes

Published on November 14, 2016

Brittany Johnson, who moved to Canada with her fiancé in 2014 from Australia’s Gold Coast, uses her skills in the classroom in a way she never could have where she was born.

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Supporting the classroom

Published on October 19, 2016

For the majority of people educated in Canada, our only experience with teachers is the one we have in a classroom.

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Building Community Spirit

Published on October 17, 2016

A bright smile radiates from Isabella’s face as she enters the library on a sunny October morning to talk about her values and interests.

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Local families and students raise more than $3500 to support children and families facing cancer

Published on June 20, 2016

WEST VANCOUVER – West Vancouver Schools recently partnered with the West Vancouver Police Department (WVPD) to support the Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast through a Toonie Drive at each elementary school site.

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Tacking a course through adversity

Published on June 9, 2016

Life has brought a full slate of changes for Sentinel Secondary’s Scott Bruce in the last decade or so. From a near-death experience to a new profession,

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Start early for excellence

Published on June 9, 2016

He may be on overdrive as he pursues his chosen career, but WVSS 2015 graduate John Guremel isn’t the kind of guy to cut corners.

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Work experience programs build skills, confidence

Published on June 7, 2016

Akcinya Kootchin, a Grade 12 student at Rockridge Secondary in West Vancouver, has been part of the work experience program for 2 years now.

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The gift of time

Published on June 2, 2016

As the hub of a community, schools generate a great deal of volunteer activity, not only to support students and families,

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Guiding Discovery

Published on May 12, 2016

Roland Samson is a special teacher, in part because he’s rewarded most when he does the least he can. That’s because independent discovery,

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