Legislation and policy

Last updated on January 25, 2024

Legislation

See how laws and regulations are used to govern administration, partnerships and operation of B.C.’s education system.

Policies

The overall objective of education policies is to provide regulated learning standards that promote student success and achievement in B.C. Policies come from legislation or from decisions made by elected officials.

Student Disputes and Appeals

Through the student appeals process, students can appeal school board decisions to the Ministry of Education and Child Care.

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Policies can also be created at the Board of Education or school level. Find out more about policies specific to your area by connecting with:

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Legislation and policy

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