CommunityLINK
Helpful Information
CommunityLINK District Advisory Group: this group meets with the ministry CommunityLINK coordinator to discuss CommunityLINK policy, practice and reporting.
The Advisory Group members are:
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Bob Minosky |
Kootenay-Columbia |
20 |
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Charlene Seguin |
Nechako Lakes |
91 |
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Brenda Burroughs |
Vancouver |
39 |
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Deb Courville |
Greater Victoria |
61 |
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Julie Pearce |
Coquitlam |
43 |
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Lorna Newman |
Cowichan Valley |
79 |
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Marilyn Hogg |
Kamloops/Thompson |
73 |
Promising Practices
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Summary of 2007/08 CommunityLINK Report School District Identified Promising Practices and Evaluation Tools (XLS, 31KB). As part of the 2007/08 CommunityLINK reports, many school districts shared information on innovative CommunityLINK practices and evaluation tools that are utilized in their districts. For more information on specific examples contained within this document, please contact the CommunityLINK Coordinator: EDUC.DiversityandEquity@gov.bc.ca
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Partners |
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Breakfast For Learning BC This nonprofit organization provides direct support to BC schools for food and equipment for breakfast and snack programs. The maximum available grant is $2,000 per school per year. For application deadlines please see the website. |
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BC Dairy Foundation is a not-for-profit organization, funded by the dairy farmers of British Columbia, that delivers leading edge nutrition education programs to students in BC schools. In addition, BC Dairy Foundation runs the Elementary School Milk Program, which provides resources to schools who serve milk to their students. Currently, free refrigerators are available to new schools joining the Elementary School Milk Program.
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