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Tag: Exclusion Tracker
A project started by BCEdAccess and now hosted by Family Support Institute, which allows families and caregivers to self report exclusion.
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Who gets left off the bus?
Post last updated October 29, 2026
Across British Columbia, disabled children and complex learners are being left out through budget decisions. A bus route fills up. A counsellor’s door closes. A music room goes quiet. A specialist position stays vacant. A school day gets shorter. Each decision appears local, temporary, or administrative. For children and families, the result is much clearer:…
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Exclusion Tracker Update
Post last updated October 16, 2026
Within the last year, BC parents paid for many services that should be provided in school or by Health or MCFD to be truly equitable, including tutoring, occupational therapy, psychoeducational assessments, and more.
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BCEdAccess’ Exclusion Incident Report Form
Post last updated October 16, 2026
Exclusion of students with special needs and/or disabilities is a notable problem in BC K-12 schools. *Exclusion is, under the School Act, actually a suspension and the rules that govern this should be laid out in School Board policy in for each District.
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