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Highlights: Board Meeting June 17, 2025

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The Campbell River Board of Education regularly meets throughout the school year. Agendas and minutes for public board meetings can be accessed on the public board meeting agenda and minutes web page. Below is a summary of the highlights from the meeting or you can read this issue of the Board News.

Board Approves 2025-2026 Annual Operating Budget

After a third and final reading, the Board of Education voted to approve the proposed preliminary annual operating budget of $92,234,938 for the 2025-2026 school year. 

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Trustee Compensation Increased

Trustees voted to increase their compensation following the annual trustee remuneration formula. Based on current information on other Vancouver Island school districts and student funding, the formula recommended an annual increase of $552 for the chairperson, $633 for the vice-chairperson, and $430 for trustees.

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Ministry Approves Funding for New Accessible Bus

The Ministry of Education and Child Care has approved funding for a new school bus from the district’s 2025-2026 capital plan request. The request was for a new diesel accessible school bus with four wheelchair spaces.

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Childcare Program Expands with New Builds and Continued High Demand

School District 72’s childcare program continues to grow, with strong community uptake, full staffing, and construction of new sites underway according to an update from Associate Superintendent Philip Cizmic.

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Busy Summer Ahead at Carihi as Fire Restoration Progresses

Carihi Secondary will be a hub of activity this summer as the district continues repairs, installs temporary learning spaces, and prepares for long-term restoration following the fire earlier this year.

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Busy Summer Ahead at Carihi as Fire Restoration Progresses

Carihi Secondary will be a hub of activity this summer as the district continues repairs, installs temporary learning spaces, and prepares for long-term restoration following the fire earlier this year.

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