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We are more effective when we work collaboratively and seamlessly to support student needs. We are ALL responsible for working together for the success of ALL students. Improving communication and access to common information, establishing effective instructional and support teams, and focusing on wrapping around and strengthening the core relationship of teacher-student-families will improve student success. 


We have developed a Framework for Collective Responsibility that will help guide the work we do from creating, implementing and monitoring School Plans for Learner Success, Local Education Agreements with First Nation communities, Individual Education Plans (IEP), and interventions by School-Based Teams (SBT). Common district assessments, with results made available in a timely and user-friendly format, support collaborative learning conversations by teams. Collective responsibility is a theme that emerges across all the other focus areas as we all do our parts toward common goals. Examples of this work include:

  • Focus for the current year on walking together
  • Collective Responsibility Framework
  • New district data warehouse and information management system 
  • Strengthened school-based team (SBT) processes
  • More opportunities for cross-school collaboration

Explore the ways we are LEARNING BETTER TOGETHER for the success of ALL learners in Cariboo-Chilcotin School District:

District Day

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On September 8, the Skyline/Storefront staff met at Storefront for the amazing introductions and words from Niigaan Sinclair. Lunch at The Eatery and on to the new Ckultenellcw Cultural Centre. A great day spent with great people.
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Growing Roots Together

The week before school starts finds a collaboration between the Cariboo Chilcotin Teachers' Association, Principals, and SD27 Human Resources to welcome new teachers to the district with a shared commitment to creating the conditions for them to thrive.
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Transition is Always the Goal

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Skyline Alternate School is a specific intensive intervention program with the ultimate goal to prepare vulnerable youth for a successful return to traditional school with appropriate supports in place.
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Community Youth Connections

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Community Youth Connections (Carol Doherty) focuses on supporting vulnerable youth through a collaborative, wraparound model. The program identifies students at risk of challenges, such as disconnection at school, behavioural issues, mental health concerns, substance use, and involvement with
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It Takes a Community

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At Skyline Alternate “it takes a village” isn’t just a catchphrase — it’s the operational blueprint. When a student is in need of wraparound intervention strategy the team bridges the gap between academics goals and personal well-being.
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Partnership Helps Everyone

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The partnership between BGC Williams Lake and Skyline Alternate School (including Skyline Storefront) is built on a “collective responsibility” model designed to provide wraparound supports for youth who face challenges in regular school settings .
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CDC Wish Breakfast

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Skyline staff attend CDC Wish Breakfast with Community Partners. All fun and presents at Boston Pizza for the 20th Annual Wish Breakfast.
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Collaborating for Halloween Fun

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Skyline school and the CCSD Board Office staff, decorated their buildings, dressed up in costume and handed out treats to Marie Sharpe students and staff on Halloween morning.
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Having Fun at the Share Shed

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Skyline youth have a passion for thrifting. This teaches the youth the value of recycling, reusing and collective responsibility. By sharing and taking items the youth learn how small actions can reduce waste and support sustainability in their community.
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Gathering with Intent

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Skyline Alternate, Storefront, Community Youth Connection, and Marie Sharpe staff gathered together with intent to hear stories, sing songs, and learn from our cultural leader Bill Mansell. A great partnership between schools and community.
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Making Music and Merch

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The students enjoy working with community member Bioson, a local musician. The students write, perform, and create videos and merchandise for their products. There is so much talent in the school. Youth produce songs, edit and create videos, and design logos for hoodies and T-shirts.
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BGC Challenging Youth to Problem Solve

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The Boys and Girls Club (BGC) arrived at Skyline to collaborate with students and encourage groups to build structures that span a certain distance. At first students grumbled through the activity and a few minutes into the project all youth were engaged and working together.
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Returning Student Helping Out

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A graduated student returned to assist Skyline youth in creating interest in the Music Program offered by community member Biosin. So much talent at the school. I can’t wait to hear the end result.
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Pet in the Classroom

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Having a leopard gecko has created an environment of caring, responsibility for all. Each student is taking responsibility to make sure others are doing their duty.
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STEM Projects with BGC

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Youth had an enjoyable time with the Boys and Girls Club (BGC) staff building and modifying flying machines. Fun had by all.
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