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ESAs or Portables ???

September 1, 2016September 29, 2021Tunya Audain

Vancouver Sun Dear Sir: Re: Horgan vows end to portable classes in Surrey About replacing those portables in Surrey with brick-and mortar schools: Aren’t there other alternatives? The cost for these permanent structures is astronomical! The model adopted by Nevada is worth examining. Their circumstances are similar to Surrey’s —… Read more

Blog, Obstacles, Private/public debates, Uncategorized

Frustrated Parents Expect Responsiveness & Results

January 26, 2012September 29, 2021Tunya Audain3 comments

  Frustrated Parents Expect Responsiveness & Results   It’s taken me 40 years to witness signs that parents may finally be accorded the respect and place they should have in state education systems.  The public school movement  —  in its march to secularization, uniformity, and centralization  —  has very effectively used and… Read more

Blog, Good News, Obstacles

Transforming Communities Thru Teacher Strikes

September 2, 2011September 29, 2021Tunya Audain1 comment

  We're in the grips of teacher strike fear in BC  —  just a few days before school start.  Of 31 union "threats" to withdraw services, the go-ahead has been granted by the Labour Relations Board for all except 1.  Teachers must take attendance and transmit this information to the… Read more

Blog, Corruption, NeoMarxism, T R E N D S

The BLOB Usurps Parent Responsibilities

August 23, 2011September 29, 2021Tunya Audain

  Parent’s Role And Responsibilities Usurped By The BLOB   (BLOB – Bloated Learning Organized Bureaucracies)   Instead of “Families First” I say it is “Families Last”.  Even while our BC government says its policies must prioritize what’s best for families, the reality sadly leaves parents left-out in critical matters… Read more

Blog, Obstacles, Reform

Withholding Student Reports Is Illegal

August 8, 2011September 29, 2021Tunya Audain3 comments

  Collective bargaining between teacher unions and the government is an experience which effectively excludes most people who are intimately concerned with the outcomes  —  parents, students, taxpayers  —  the public generally. There are two parties who meet in secret to arrange a peace pact. Invariably, the teacher union  —… Read more

Blog, Obstacles, Reform

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