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The CBE's App​​roach to Community Engagement

Dialogue is the Calgary Board of Education’s approach to community engagement. It is a mutually respectful exchange of ideas that acknowledges and celebrates the diversity within the CBE community. It represents our ongoing commitment to involve people in decisions that affect them.

We know we make better decisions when we listen and work together to solve problems and find solutions. When we do, our students are better equipped to become successful citizens who contribute their ideas, passion and energy to society.

There can be no dialogue without you. Find out more about Dialogue as well as current and past system engagement initiatives on the CBE’s website​.​​​​​​

Community Engagement

Sharing Back | School Planning 2022

Thank you to everyone who participated in our school planning engagement. We know we make better decisions to support student learning when we build understanding and work together.

The feedback we received is compiled at the resources to the side and will be thoughtfully considered in making decisions about school planning. Due to the low number of responses, we are not posting the comments but will take all information into consideration.

* Online survey results

* Virtual school council meeting results/comments

* Meeting evaluation summary 

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RT @DHarkness_CBE: Holistic Lifelong Learning Framework reflections in action @yyCBEdu https://t.co/DbI3KcdF24

RT @WillowParkCBE: 💦 8-3 had an amazing day on the banks of the Elbow River with the Elbow River Watershed Partnership! 🧪 Students did water quality testing and investigated the impacts of land use in the area. 🔬 Science in action! #LearningThroughDoing #STEM #LoveScience #WaterScience https://t.co/m2LpXaOuBB

RT @NickleCBE: Grade 9 students and Mr. Flaman wearing moose hide to spread awareness and show their support for the Moose Hide Campaign. #WeAreCBE #MooseHideCampaign @NickleParents https://t.co/qHWU7WV4RF

RT @CBELanguages: Daniel Richer dit LaFlèche @OttawaCrier is a Métis storyteller narrating stories from his Dakota and Abenaki heritage. In collaboration with @CPFAlberta students @banftrailschool discovered legends and lessons for Mother Nature, through the Marvel Bag. @yyCBEdu https://t.co/h9FNQV50um

The 2022-23 transportation service levels & fees are now posted. All families considering using school bus transportation for the next school year must register by Wednesday, June 8 to be part of planning for next year's routes. https://t.co/ZaLR6wezXU #WeAreCBE https://t.co/x5fceXOw9t

RT @WesternRedhawks: Dismantling the Model Minority myth for Asian Heritage month. WCHS student leadership and vision helped us focus on a topic of importance for the month of May. #wearecbe @yyCBEdu #DARC #studentvoice #topicsthatmatter #mentalhealthsupport https://t.co/jEJMzfL1Wx

RT @CBEAJA: Inspired by the bells at the Ukrainian church across the street, & using natural objects, grades 4-6 create nightingales, the national bird of Ukraine, + bird houses, to explore mimicry, attraction, & camouflage, + to celebrate spring! https://t.co/0HT9NovioU

RT @clarencesansom: Yesterday was Culture Day at Sansom and our students represented! Well done Scorpions! https://t.co/HdWSzwScSc

The 2022-23 transportation service levels & fees are now posted. All families considering using school bus transportation for the next school year must register by Wednesday, June 8 to be part of planning for next year's routes. https://t.co/Ux5ffo06i0 #yycbe #WeAreCBE https://t.co/SbrJV3Ed5Q