On behalf of the Vancouver District Parent Advisory Council (DPAC), we extend our deepest condolences to the students, families, friends, and all those affected by the heartbreaking tragedy at the Lapu Lapu Day Festival. We … Read more
Please share your views in relation to the VSB Budget. We are empowering parents and caregivers to advocate for what matters most—support for all students, with an additional focus on those with disabilities and diverse … Read more
Date: Thursday, April 24, 2025 Time: 7:00 PM Location: Online via Zoom (registration required) Click here to Register April is a time when we think about Earth Day. Join us to learn about the VSB’s … Read more
For over 70 years, the fields at Lord Nelson Elementary and Templeton and Tupper Secondaries have served as vital community spaces in east Vancouver. Generations of families, seniors, and individuals have relied on these green … Read more
On January 23, 2025, the Vancouver District Parent Advisory Council (DPAC) officially endorsed the Inclusive Education Working Group (IEWG) report through a district-wide PAC vote. The report, titled “Advocating for Equity: A Caregiver-led Examination … Read more
Following the tragic death of a high school student in the Vancouver School Board (VSB) and the VSB’s initial refusal to accept an AED donation after the incident, a group called Students for AEDs was … Read more
$8.5 million. That’s how much the Vancouver School Board (VSB) received from the lease of Fleming Elementary’s basketball courts to a developer for 99 years. Vittori Developments, a luxury apartment builder, plans to construct a … Read more
A Call for Action by March 15th! The Vancouver DPAC’s Food Framework Working Group is joining forces with the BC Chapter of the Coalition for Healthy School Food (BC-CHSF) to champion a universal healthy school … Read more
(An Initiative by The Archewell Foundation) Vancouver DPAC is excited to announce a unique opportunity for teens and parents/caregivers to contribute to an international report on the impact of social media on youth well-being. The … Read more