BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils

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Representing parents in BC at the provincial level, promoting leadership, communication, cooperation, and representation at all levels of government. bccpac.bc.ca

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BCCPAC Awards 2025 image
A light blue graphic with dark blue text reads: "Thank You, Annual Sponsors!" Below, logos of five sponsors are displayed. From left to right: The British Columbia provincial logo with a sun over mountains, the EducationPlannerBC logo with "ep" in blue and orange, the red and white Habitat logo, the Urgent School Communication (PAC Animal) logo with an Indigenous art-style animal figure on a beach, and the FamilySmart logo with a colorful circular icon and text. At the bottom right, the BCCPAC (BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils) logo features a house with a red swoosh over it.
Pictured in front of a sign that reads First Nations Parent Club, left Tracy Humphreys, Executive Director and right Laura Ward, President
blue box with white talk bubble that says survey - share your thoughts on potential sessions for the spring parent leadership conference. Deadline Feb 16 5 pm. bccpac logo in bottom left corner.
Newsletter announcement for BCCPAC with a white background and blue side bars. 'NEWSLETTER' is displayed at the top with megaphone icons on both sides. Below, text lists topics covered, including AGM nominations, awards, resolutions, volunteer opportunities, conference feedback, advocacy and government updates, and community resources. The BCCPAC logo and name appear at the bottom.
"Illustration of diverse individuals, including children and adults, walking towards an open door with the text 'International Day of Education, 24 January' above them. The artwork symbolizes the inclusive and transformative power of education for all.
Vote in the BCCPAC By-Election! Candidates are listed under their respective positions. For 1st Vice-President: Kendra Mann and Alicia Rempel. For 2nd Vice-President: Trish Coft and Jennifer Rak. Voting period runs from December 9, 2024, to January 5, 2025. BCCPAC logo is at the bottom left, along with the branding for BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils.
Vote in the BCCPAC By-Election! Candidates are listed under their respective positions. For 1st Vice-President: Kendra Mann and Alicia Rempel. For 2nd Vice-President: Trish Coft and Jennifer Rak. Voting period runs from December 9, 2024, to January 5, 2025. BCCPAC logo is at the bottom left, along with the branding for BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils.
Vote in the BCCPAC By-Election! Candidates are listed under their respective positions. For 1st Vice-President: Kendra Mann and Alicia Rempel. For 2nd Vice-President: Trish Coft and Jennifer Rak. Voting period runs from December 9, 2024, to January 5, 2025. BCCPAC logo is at the bottom left, along with the branding for BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils.
Vote in the BCCPAC By-Election! Candidates are listed under their respective positions. For 1st Vice-President: Kendra Mann and Alicia Rempel. For 2nd Vice-President: Trish Coft and Jennifer Rak. Voting period runs from December 9, 2024, to January 5, 2025. BCCPAC logo is at the bottom left, along with the branding for BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils.
Vote in the BCCPAC By-Election! Candidates are listed under their respective positions. For 1st Vice-President: Kendra Mann and Alicia Rempel. For 2nd Vice-President: Trish Coft and Jennifer Rak. Voting period runs from December 9, 2024, to January 5, 2025. BCCPAC logo is at the bottom left, along with the branding for BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils.
Human Rights Day
A promotional graphic for the "2024 Virtual Membership Summit." The text reads: "2024 Virtual Membership Summit. One Step at a Time: Strengthening Connections, Shaping Our Path." The date is Saturday, November 30, 2024, with a red button that says "Register Today!" The graphic features an illustration of diverse individuals connected by red lines forming a heart shape, symbolizing collaboration. The bottom right corner states: "Open to parents and caregivers from member PACs and DPACs." The background is a light blue gradient with abstract shapes.
A poster titled "Activism Against Gender-Based Violence" with a light purple background and decorative green leaves and purple flowers at the top. The text explains that gender-based violence (GBV) refers to any harmful act perpetrated against individuals based on their gender, disproportionately affecting certain genders. It includes a wide range of behaviors causing physical, sexual, emotional, psychological, economic, or social harm. Below the main text are two key points: "Safe Schools, Safe Futures" and "BCCPAC advocates for mandatory consent education, updated policies, and safer school environments." On the right, text reads "16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Nov 25-Dec 10." At the bottom is the BCCPAC logo and the organization's full name: "BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils."
A list of positions open for the by-election which are also on the website link
Graphic with date and name of summit with bccpac logo and Register today!
The image shows a presentation slide with the title "We are the system and how we show up matters." Below the title, there is a list of bullet points: Give compassion to yourself and to others Practice and practice present awareness Listen to voices one at a time Take more time Embrace mistakes and failure Challenge yourself to learn new things Expect the work to never be finished Lean into discomfort Invite the unusual suspects Reflect
The image features a quote on a blue, grid-patterned background with white abstract shapes and small white star-like accents. The quote reads: "Diversify your circle to a ridiculously high degree." – Duane Jackson, Gitxsan Elder At the bottom right corner, the BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils (BCCPAC) logo is displayed. The design includes a curved white area framing the quote.
A photo of three people standing together at a conference. From left to right: Laura Ward, BCCPAC President, wearing a red shirt, black jacket, and black cap; Tracy Humphreys, BCCPAC Executive Director, in a black dress with glasses; and Lisa Beare, Minister of Education and Child Care, wearing a light blue blazer over a black dress. In the background is a presentation screen displaying the words 'Day 2 Survey' and the Illumina Path logo."
The image presents a framework titled "Orienting to Student Agency," which visually depicts layers leading to "Agency" at the center. The layers include Identity, Belonging, Inquiry, and Efficacy, each paired with affirming statements, such as "My ways of being, learning, and knowing are valued here" and "I can make a difference around the things that matter to me." It highlights a student-centered approach to education, emphasizing empowerment, inclusion, and engagement.
Reminder graphic for the BCCPAC By-Election. Text reads: 'BCCPAC By-Election - Accepting nominations Nov 4 - Dec 2. Positions: 1st Vice-President, 2nd Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Director.' The graphic includes the BCCPAC logo and the organization's full name, BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils, at the bottom. Two megaphone icons are placed on the sides of the word 'REMINDER' at the top.
Blue graphic with a quote by Nelson Mandela: 'Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.' The quote is centered in a white, rounded speech bubble with the BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils (BCCPAC) logo in the bottom right corner.
Promotional graphic for the BCCPAC Virtual Membership Summit. The text reads, 'Virtual Membership Summit - One Step at a Time.' The date '30 NOV 2024' is displayed below, along with a call to action, 'REGISTER TODAY!' The BCCPAC logo and full name, BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils, are at the top.