Budget Development

Timelines 2019/20

Amended Annual Budget

To Budget Committee – January 23, 2020
To Board of Education – 1^st Reading – January 28, 2020
To Board of Education – 2^nd & 3^rd Reading – February 11, 2020
To Ministry of Education – February 28, 2020

Preliminary Budget 2020/21

Government Funding Announcement - Mid March
To All Leaders at Superintendent's Meeting - April 2, 2020
To Budget Committee - April 2, 2020
To Board of Education - April 7, 2020
Public Budget Presentation at Public Board Meeting - April 7, 2020 at 7:00pm
To Budget Committee (for final review) - May 7, 2020
To Board of Education - 1st Reading - May 12, 2020
To Board of Education 2nd & 3rd Reading - May 26, 2020
To Ministry of Education - June 30, 2020

Public Budget Presentation - 2019/20 Operating Budget

On April 30, 2019, the Budget Committee of the Chilliwack School Board held a public presentation inviting input into the 2019/2020 Operating Budget. Secretary Treasurer, Gerry Slykhuis, presented an overview of the School District’s financial information and budget development process. A handout was provided along with an opportunity for the public to ask questions. If you would like provide input or have questions regarding the budget, please email: gerry_slykhuis@sd33.bc.ca.

Resources:

Public Budget Presentation

Budgets

Year	Amended Budget	Annual Budget
2019/2020	Amended	Annual
2018/2019	Amended	Annual
2017/2018	Amended	Annual
2016/2017	Amended	Annual
2015/2016	Amended	Annual
2014/2015	Amended	Annual
2013/2014	Amended	Annual
2012/2013	Amended	Annual

Information & Announcements

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