Emergency Preparedness
The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and pay the penalty. Prov 27:12 (NIV) To provide a safe and secure teaching and learning environment,...
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Building a Better Mousetrap
No matter how much time and effort schools spend on careful course programming, staffing and other planning decisions, it can all seem to disappear into thin air when...
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Systemic Self-Assessment
One of the pillars of the modernized curriculum in British Columbia is the role of reflection and self-assessment. For this element to take root in schools, it needs to...
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Unity & Diversity
The gospel story is a grand appeal for unity. The story begins with creation coming into being via a triune God, three in one, who calls creation into being through a...
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May 2018 News and Events
Thirty-Two Years of Faithful Service at SCSBC Jean DeVries began working for the Society of Christian Schools in British Columbia as the part-time administrative...
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All Learning Is Transformational
by Greg Gerber, SCSBC Director of Learning ◊ In seeking efficient ways of “doing school” it is easy to forget about how big a deal the impacts of teaching and learning...
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Strategic Sustainability
by Ed Noot, SCSBC Executive Director ◊ A Changing Landscape A decade ago, many British Columbia schools were plagued with declining enrollment, challenging budgets and...
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May 2018 Resources
Forged in Crisis: The Power of Courageous Leadership in Turbulent Times By Nancy Koehn Leaders are eager to be on the cutting edge of their leadership, reading the...
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Financial Spring Cleaning
by Tracey Yan, SCSBC Director of Finance ◊ We think of spring as a time of renewal – a fresh start after a winter of hibernation. Spring is also a good time for your...
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Intentional Attentiveness
by Marlene Bylenga, SCSBC International Education Coordinator ◊ Just recently, I was chatting with someone regarding an encounter he had with a person from another...
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