Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Vancouver School District No. 39.
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Nov 13, 2026
The Vancouver school board invites expressions of interest from qualified child care operators to operate licensed child care facilities at 'cəw̓as Ch’elxwá7elch Skwuláw̓txw Seaside Elementary School. It seeks experienced operators capable of providing high-quality, safe and compliant child care services. Expressions of interest close on November 13, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. EST.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Vancouver School District No. 39
This document is a review of the Vancouver School District's Education Plan 2026, detailing the progress made in the first year (2022-2023). The plan is structured around three interconnected goals: intellectual development, human and social development, and student transitions and career development. Key priorities include enhancing literacy, numeracy, and critical thinking; fostering student well-being and a sense of belonging; and preparing students for post-secondary and employment. The plan emphasizes equity, inclusivity, and the integration of Indigenous perspectives to reduce achievement gaps and support all learners.
This document provides a year one review of the Vancouver School Board's 2025-2028 Accessibility Plan, which outlines key priorities for advancing accessibility and reducing barriers. The plan's objectives include ensuring staff understanding of disability and accessibility, fostering collaboration with individuals with lived experience, celebrating contributions of people with disabilities, increasing physically accessible schools and work sites, ensuring access to accessible playgrounds, and enhancing the accessibility of information and communication sources. The review highlights progress, milestones, and ongoing work towards creating inclusive learning and working environments.
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The board meeting addressed several key topics, including the addition of an urgent motion concerning the Britannia Hockey Academy program. The Superintendent provided an update on various school activities, such as Pride Month celebrations, National Indigenous History Month observances, student leadership fund projects, and achievements in skills competitions. Additionally, the meeting covered diversity, equity, and inclusion conference initiatives and the Fit for Learning webinar series for secondary students.
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