Residents lobby City to help save Stuart Wood
NEWS — Two neighbourhood associations will approach City council on Tuesday in hopes of gaining support to maintain Stuart Wood elementary. The recently formed Downtown and [Continue]
Schools
District administration juggling to keep up with dispute
By MICHELE YOUNG Kamloops-Thompson school district administrators are sorting through the logistics of dealing with 14,000 students out of class due to a teachers’ labour [Continue]
Teachers hope for weekend breakthrough
By MICHELE YOUNG and MIKE YOUDS Teachers picketing Kamloops schools today (Friday) had their fingers crossed that 11th-hour bargaining on the weekend will bring an end to a [Continue]
The strike that comes in stages
NEWS/ SCHOOLS — Kamloops-Thompson teachers will be on the picket lines for the third time today (Friday) in an ever-more confrontational and confusing labour dispute. [Continue]
Schools open Monday without classes
NEWS/ SCHOOLS — Kamloops-Thompson schools will be open Monday even though there will be no classes, superintendent Terry Sullivan said today (Thursday). The B.C. Teachers [Continue]
Exams will go ahead as scheduled, says Fassbender
NEWS/ SCHOOLS — Education Minister Peter Fassbender today (Thursday) issued the following statement in response to the B.C. Teachers Federation’s notice that it will [Continue]
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