Education in BC

BC Education Intel

Sunday, August 9, 2026
2 min read
5 stories

Welcome to your daily briefing on education developments in BC. Today we're covering 5 key stories including updates on british columbia education headlines. Let's dive in.

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British Columbia Education Headlines

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BC Student Enrolment and FTE by Grade Updated to 2023/2024.

This dataset from the BC Schools Open Government Portal provides student enrolment and full-time equivalent (FTE) counts by grade up to 2023/2024, including facility type and counts by indigeneity, split across three Excel and CSV files.

Why It Matters

It gives BC education professionals a detailed official data source for planning, resourcing, and equity analysis by grade, facility type, and Indigenous student counts.

Sources:Source
1.2

2025/26 BC School District Revenue and Expenditure Tables Published.

The 2025/26 BC School District Revenue and Expenditure Tables provide the province's financial reporting data for school district budgets.

Why It Matters

BC education professionals can use these tables to understand district-level funding and spending for the upcoming school year.

Sources:Source
1.3

Revelstoke School Board Meeting Schedule & Minutes.

School District 19 (Revelstoke) Board of Education meetings are held at 5:00 pm at the school board office, except on dates when a school's annual report is presented.

Why It Matters

BC education professionals can stay informed on board decisions and public engagement opportunities through the district's published meeting schedule and minutes.

Sources:Source
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BC's Education Data Exchange: TRAX Replaced by GRAD.

The Education Data Exchange (EDX) outlines BC's replacement of the 30-year-old TRAX system with the new Graduation Records and Achievement Data (GRAD) system.

Why It Matters

BC education professionals will need to understand how this data system change affects student transcripts and graduation records.

Sources:Source
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B.C. Data & Research Hub for Post-Secondary Education.

The B.C. government’s Data & Research page compiles data and research about post-secondary education in the province.

Why It Matters

Education professionals in B.C. can use this evidence to inform planning, policy, and program decisions across the post-secondary sector.

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