October 2020 News and Events
Seeking Shalom & Building Bridges Dr. Mark Husbands Society of Christian Schools in British ColumbiaLeadership ConferenceSaturday, October 31, 2020 The Society of...
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October 2020 Resources
Jesus and John Wayne Kristin Kobes Du Mez Jesus and John Wayne is a thought-provoking analysis of the intersection of Evangelicalism (white) and politics in the US over...
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Seeking Well-Being
A Schoolwide Approach to Promoting Well-Being, Social-Emotional Learning, and Positive Mental Health Be shepherds of God’s flock that is under your care, watching over...
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Distinct: Readily Distinguishable by the Senses
by Darren Spyksma, SCSBC Director of Learning ◊ What makes a Christian school distinct? In an era where every action is defined by school safety, by responding to...
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Duties and Responsibilities of Employers
by Tracey Yan, SCSBC Director of Finance ◊ As the world’s economy dealt with the covid-19 pandemic over the last six months, one of the key learning points for...
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Never Waste a Crisis
by Ed Noot, SCSBC Executive Director ◊ Never Waste a Good Crisis was the title of a 2009 report written by Andrew Wolstenholme on the British construction industry’s...
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Recalibrate! Leading in Precarious Times
by Ed Noot, SCSBC Executive Director ◊ As I write this Link article (late March, 2020) the covid-19 virus is beginning to spread uncontrollably across North America. It...
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Nurturing Trust… In Real Life
It seems ironic that the theme of our cancelled business and development conference in April was “Nurturing Trust.” What was supposed to be a refreshing retreat...
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Crisis as Reality, Revelation, Regulation
Crises of any sort are an invitation to respond with righteousness, justice, and love of neighbour. But there are always three obstacles in the way: Reality—is this a...
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Growth through a Time of Crisis
Covid-19 has had an immediate impact on all of us. I can’t recall a time in recent history when the world has been so united against a common challenge; and although it...
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