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  • ACEbc Conference 2025

    2025 ACEbc Conference Information PackageDownload
    3 April 2025
  • ACEbc Conference 2024

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    20 February 2024
  • ACEbc Conference 2023

    For those attending this year’s ACEbc Conference, please find the Conference Information Package here. Please note, that due to rooms being booked our contract at the facilities are set, and we will not be able to give any refunds as of April 27, 2023. Thank you for understanding.

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    3 April 2023
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    19 March 2023
  • Spotlight District: SD43 Coquitlam

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    The front entrance of the new Education Learning Centre, located at 1080 Winslow Ave. in Coquitlam. Photo credit to: https://www.tricitynews.com/local-news/sd43-replaces-outgoing-secretary-treasurer-with-temporary-posting-6328630

    The District Community Schools Model

    SD43 encompasses three major lower mainland cities, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody (Tri-Cities). Within the district there are six designated community schools, two middle schools and four elementary schools. There are three Community Development Facilitators (CDF) in the district, each responsible for a two-school region. The CDF helps to create a school environment with “diverse and enhanced opportunities, where students, staff, families, residents, agencies, and businesses work together to support student learning, building stronger families and communities.” School District 43 CDFs work to coordinate year-round programs that reflect the diversity, needs, and learning opportunities for student parents, staff, and the general community. District Website

    Staffing Structure

    Community Development Facilitators in SD43 Coquitlam are 12-month school district employees.

    Current Goals for District Community Schools Model

    Our district is working to reduce barriers and increase inclusion for students who receive Education Assistant support during the school day. This expansion of services into after-school programs and summer camps has proven to increase accessibility and success of programs and helps us invite students with different needs and their families to be a great part of our community.

    Biggest Successes

    Our biggest success has been the ability to utilize the Student and Family Affordability Fund to maintain and sustain our programs while also being able to bring in opportunities that were thought to be ‘cut’ because of the increased cost of living. Utilizing these funds to best suit our school communities has been an exciting way to focus on the programs and services that are the most necessary and beneficial to the communities we serve.

    How have Community Schools been impacted over the past 3 years

    In the past three years Community Schools have maintained the same structure and function within the district. However, post-covid, there has been an expansion of services within the schools as food security programs continue to grow and afterschool programs become more populated. The Community Schools structure in SD43 has been maintained because of the way each school serves their neighborhood. For the most part, the demographics in the Tri-Cities have remained consistent with the placement of the Community Schools and the expansion of Community Centres or Recreation Centres. However, with the changing economy we may see the benefit of Community School service expansion.

    22 February 2023
  • United Way Community Schools in BC Newsletters

    United Way Community Schools in BC Newsletters

    UW Community Schools in BC Feb 2021 Newsletter
    UW Community Schools in BC March 2021 Newsletter
    UW Community Schools in BC April 2021 Newsletter
    UW Community Schools in BC July 2021 Newsletter
    UWBC Community Schools Oct 2021 E-newsletter
    UWBC Community Schools Dec 2021 E-newsletter
    UWBC Community Schools Feb 2022 E-newsletter
    UWBC Community Schools in BC June 2022 newsletter
    26 September 2022
  • Health & Wellness

    Health & Wellness

    Community schools empower students, families and community members to pursue both their own health and the collective well-being.

    9 October 2017
  • Social & Emotional Learning

    Social & Emotional Learning

    Community schools develop and nurture social and emotional capacity in their students, families and community members.

    9 October 2017
  • Lifelong Learning

    Lifelong Learning

    Community schools create opportunities and remove barriers to learning, moving beyond the boundaries of traditional schooling.

    9 October 2017
  • Community Development

    Community Development

    Community schools help communities obtain, strengthen, and maintain the ability to set and achieve their own collective objectives.

    9 October 2017
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    • Why Invest in Community Schools?
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