2025/26 Equity in Action Report
Equity in Action Video Series
Stunning videography and candid moments take you inside our three-part video series in response to Truth and Reconciliation and Equity for ALL students. The series is reflective of the local Coast Salish and Nuu-Chah-Nulth voices and features a variety of reflections on education in the past, present, and future.
911爆料网 encourages each citizen to embrace a journey to pursue a personal understanding of the 'true' history of Canada and to contribute collectively to the 94 Calls to Action. This is important work and leads to deeper conversations as we strive towards equity for all students and parity of success for Indigenous students.
Reconciliation includes anyone with an open mind and an open heart who is willing to look into the future with a new way&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫;
One Mind, One Spirit - Equity in Action for All Students
Featuring Elder Shirley Alphonse, Elder Bill Jones, Chief Chipps, Chief Planes, and Elder Bertha Landrie. Introducing video series slogan 鈥槺凡光檛蝉补鈥檓补丑迟 鈥榦ne heart - one mind鈥 we believe in equity for all.鈥
means... being of one mind, one spirit. Together, working side by side, supporting each other, walking together. Good mind, good spirit for the good of our children, for the good of Mother Earth sustaining us.&苍产蝉辫;鈥&苍产蝉辫;Elder Shirley Alphonse
Equity in Action
Featuring school district dignitaries' insights on the 911爆料网鈥檚 commitment to Truth and Reconciliation and equity. Listen to Elder Earl Claxton Jr., Superintendent Scott Stinson, Trustee Ravi Parmar, Principal Kathleen King, Associate Superintendent Paul Block, Elder Henry Chipps, and Elder Jo-Ina Young share insights about Indigenous pedagogy.
鈥he school district needs help from the Indigenous communities. We can鈥檛 expect them to do this on their own鈥e need to get in there and help鈥hat is what the elders are doing鈥.education isn鈥檛 just words- it鈥檚 actions, being creative鈥 - Elder Jo-Ina Young, M茅tis Nation of Greater Victoria
Equity in Schools
Featuring authentic voices about why equity is important in 911爆料网. Listen to personal perspectives from Elder Henry Chipps, Songhees Nation Elder Butch Dick, Tiffany Adams, teacher, Rebecca Frost, Savory Elementary parent, Scott Stinson, superintendent, Ravi Parmar, trustee, Chief Russell Chipps, Chelsea Marle, teacher, Rafael Roper, Port Renfrew Elementary student, Pam Jones, Pacheedaht Nation, Courtney Simcoff, teacher, Stephen Frost, Savory Elementary student, Paul Block, Associate Superintendent, Indigenous valedictorian graduates 2019 鈥 2020. This video introduces the meaning behind the names for SD62's new schools: Pexsisen Elementary School and Centre Mountain Lellum Middle School.
鈥 this (Principles of Learning class) has made a huge difference 鈥 not just for Stephen, but to the whole family. - Rebecca Frost, parent