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COVID-19: Okanagan school districts discussing staff vaccine mandatesThe Okanagan's five school districts have not yet decided whether they will require vaccination for staff.EducationOct 18, 2021
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Penticton chosen for B.C.’s first publicly-funded pre-school programPenticton's board of education said the initiative is part of the provincial government's mandate to integrate child care and early learning into the public education system.EducationMar 2, 2021
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Get an inside look at Penticton’s largest school in the COVID-19 eraIn class, students are assigned a desk and grade 10-12 students will attend school every morning and every second afternoon. Grade 9 students will attend in-class instruction full-time.Sep 3, 2020
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Okanagan Skaha school district urging parents to fill out online survey for upcoming school yearOkanagan Skaha School District 67 says its restart plan for the 2020-21 school year will provide one of three options for students: in-class instruction, online learning and home schooling.EducationSep 1, 2020
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SD 67 can’t use school-generated funds to balance booksThe district, at the time, assumed district money had been transferred into the school accounts and earmarked for future technology and transportation purchases.EducationApr 28, 2020
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SD 67 promises new era of budget transparency, accountabilityThe district faced a roughly $1 million budget shortfall for 2019-20.Mar 11, 2020
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Auditor hired, budget deadline extended at Okanagan Skaha school districtThe district is facing an $800,000 budget deficit.Feb 29, 2020
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Faced with an $800K budget deficit, Okanagan Skaha School District votes for auditAn external audit has been ordered by the Okanagan Skaha School District's board of education.CanadaFeb 25, 2020
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Escalating problem with needles left on Penticton school grounds"We have individuals who are injecting themselves on a school property at the start of the school day," said Wendy Hyer, superintendent of schools.CrimeMay 29, 2019
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Parents ‘cautiously optimistic’ as School Board 67 moves ahead with funding application"We feel like thousands of pounds are off our shoulders. It is on the government now," said board chair Linda Van Alphen.Jun 24, 2016
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