Interview with Ed Noot & Dave Loewen, Leadership articles by Darren Spyksma, John Vanderhoek, Lee Hollaar, and Henry Contant

an interview with Ed Noot and Dave Loewen ◊ Darren Welcome! As many of you know, organizationally we’re part of an exciting […]

by Darren Spyksma, SCSBC Director of Learning ◊

by John Vanderhoek, SCSBC Education Coordinator (1986 – 1997) ◊

by Lee Hollaar, SCSBC Coordinator / Director (1989 – 2003) ◊

by Henry Contant, SCSBC Executive Director (2003 – 2015) ◊

by Ed Noot, SCSBC Executive Director ◊ In December 2021, the Members of Canada’s Parliament unanimously consented to a motion to […]

by Tracey Yan, SCSBC Director of Finance ◊

by Darren Spyksma, SCSBC Director of Learning ◊

Throughout the pandemic, teachers have worked in isolation, and many educators feel like they are less able to support the increasingly complex needs of students. When we work together as a community and shift our perspective from “my” classroom and “my” kids to “our” school and “our” kids, we have more capacity to support student well-being.

How is it that graduates of Christian schools are more likely to believe that general society is hostile to their views? What does this say about our teaching, learning, and school structures?

How can we reshape the culture of our school communities in light of what we have learned over the past two years? What will be the design of this new place we find ourselves in?

by Darren Spyksma, SCSBC Director of Learning ◊ A school’s true mission is its lived mission. As educational institutions, who call […]

Though many schools are currently challenged by reduced international student numbers, this may be an opportunity to consider how our international programs reflect our values and the impact our communities can have on students and families from abroad.

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