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Tag Archives: board
Falcon promises new school cash coming in months
At the opening of Surrey’s newest elementary school, Adams Road, yesterday, Finance Minister Kevin Falcon re-committed to building desperately needed new schools for the City. Speaking to the Surrey Now, Falcon was quoted as saying the district would be receiving … Continue reading
Posted in Newton, School Board
Tagged 36, board, capital, christy clark, district, george abbott, kevin falcon, overcrowding, school, surrey
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Surrey School District facing $10M in cuts
The Surrey School District’s upcoming 2011/2012 operating budget is facing a $10 million shortfall in funding required to maintain current programming and service levels. As a result, the Board is asking the public what it believes should be cut in … Continue reading
Wither the Surrey Civic Coalition?
Last week, major political news broke when two Surrey Civic Coalition school trustees broke off from the left leaning political party to join the new, non-partisan coalition party Surrey Education First, modelled after Mayor Watts’ Surrey First team on City … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Election, School Board
Tagged bc, board, city council, education, laurie larsen, party, politics, scc, school board, stephanie ryan, surrey, surrey education first, terry allen
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Civic candidates for November 15th
The list of the City’s civic candidates for the municipal elections has been released. Mayor Watts, Dianne (Surrey First) Weisenberger, Murray Councillor Bhandari, Jag Bose, Bob (SCC) Gill, Rina (SCC) Gill, Tom (Surrey First) Hepner, Linda (Surrey First) Hillsdon, Paul … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall
Tagged bc, board, candidates, civic, education, election, municipal, surrey, surrey education team, surrey first, trustee, vote
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A new SD36 District Education and Conference Centre
The Surrey School District continues to move forward with a plan to centralize it’s staff into a new facility – aptly named the District Education and Conference Centre or DECC. According to a recent study done for the School District, … Continue reading
Posted in Development, School Board, Social Services, Town Centre, Whalley
Tagged , 36, board, conference, office, School Board, surrey
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