District Parent Advisory Council

The Chilliwack School Districts' District Parent Advisory Council (DPAC) is a legislated organization recognized within B.C.'s School Act to represent the parent voice at the school district level. DPAC's main role as an advocate for parent involvement in the education system is to provide input into the development of policy and curricula through the collective views of all School District Parent Advisory Councils (PACs).

DPAC Executive

Chair - Diane Braun dpac@sd33.bc.ca
Vice Chair - Michelle McGrath dpacvp@sd33.bc.ca
Secretary - Alicia Fleetham dpacsecretary@sd33.bc.ca
Treasurer - Heather Attridge dpactreasurer@sd33.bc.ca
BCCPAC Representative - Jessica Clarke dpacbccpacrep@sd33.bc.ca
Member at Large - Christine Goodman dpacmal1@sd33.bc.ca
Member at Large - Meghan Reid dpacmal2@sd33.bc.ca
2019/2020 Meetings
2018/2019 Meetings
2017/2018 Meetings
Constitution and Bylaws

Information & Announcements

Spring Break Activities

Looking for stimulating ways for your student to pass the time at home? Check out our list of activities and online resources for students. There is something for everyone, and for students at all grade levels!

Activities You Can Do At Home

Education Centre Renaming Opportunity

The Chilliwack Board of Education invites staff, students and the community of Chilliwack help us rename the Chilliwack Education Centre.

The Education Centre is unique school, and while the name Education Centre describes its function, we seek a new name that will promote a strong sense of belonging and pride for students and staff.

Submissions will be accepted until 3PM April 14, 2020.

Please direct inquiries to Sean Wicker, Principal of Chilliwack Education Centre:

P. 604-792-9277

AD Rundle Middle School Integrated Arts and Technology Cohort (grade 6 - 8)

The Chilliwack School District is pleased to offer an Integrated Arts and Technology opportunity at AD Rundle Middle School beginning September 2020 for students in grades 6 - 8.

An integrated arts and technology approach encourages curiosity, open-mindedness, and a willingness to think "outside the box" within an interdisciplinary, collaborative learning environment.

School Bus Safety Tips

For Drivers

The large AMBER alternating flashing lights warn motorists that the school bus is about to stop to either load or unload students; slow and stop if it is safe to do so.
The large RED alternating flashing lights warn motorists to STOP as the school bus is either loading or unloading students.
Drivers must STOP in either direction whenever you see flashing RED lights on a school bus.
After stopping for a school bus, don't start moving again until the bus moves on or the driver signals that it's safe by turning off the lights and pulling

Ride 360 Bussing App

Does your child ride the bus? Get instantly notified if there are any disruptions or delays on your route! The free Ride 360 App provides parents and guardians direct access to their students bussing schedule, while allowing Transportation to send timely notifications and alerts. Download Ride360 from your App provider today!

Learn how to access your student information on the app, by viewing the User Guide.