BCPVPA ENSL 2021 – Day 4: Saved Chat
9 - Richard Edge (he/him) - Vancouver: This is like Romper Room
Jolene Krell: That is awesome Richard!
19 Christian.Streit SD71 Comox Valley: I respectfully acknowledge and appreciate that I am learning, working, and playing on the unceded traditional territory of the Pentlatch, Ei’ksan, Sahtloot and Sasitla people of the K'omoks First Nation.
3 Megan Weir - North Okanagan-Shuswap: Good morning! Grateful to be learning from the traditional unceded territory of the Secwepemc First Nation.
Ian Landy: Sounded like the morning buzz/chatter when we are all together! - Ian, coming in from the traditional territory of the Tla'amin nation!
20 Louise Alexander Vernon SD22: I acknowledge that my workplace is situated on the beautiful ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Nation.
20 Jessie Moore SD61 Victoria: Grateful to be learning on the traditional territories of the Esquimalt and Songhees nations
5 Christine M SD72: I am honoured to be on the traditional territories of the Laichwiltach, Klahoose, and K’omoks First Nations.
12 Kelly Charron SD73: I am honoured to live, work, and play on the traditional territory of the tkemlups the Secwepemc peoples.
3-Sarah Gamboa-Chilliwack: I acknowledge that I live, work, and play on the Stó:lō unceded traditional territory of the Pilalt and Ts’elxwéyeqw tribes.
11 Jennifer Towers 45 West Van: I acknowledge and am thankful to live, learn, and work on the territory of the Coast Salish people, specifically the Sḵwxwú7mesẖ (Squamish) Nation
18-Jill Reid SD43 Coquitlam: Very humbled to be learning on the territory of the Kwikletlem peoples
15 - Dan Rude - SD8 Kootenay Lake: Good morning from the traditional territory of the Ktunaxa and Sinixt. Beautiful day here following a brilliant rain downpour yesterday afternoon.
13 Alice Jungclaus (she/elle) SD39 Vancouver: Joyfully connecting from Musqueam territory at the University of British Columbia campus.
12-Jennifer Cox SD 61 Greater Victoria: Sent with respect as a visitor on the traditional territories of the Ləkʷ� əŋən and WSÁNÉC peoples.
14 Lisa Quiring sd22 Vernon: I acknowledge that I am joining today from the traditional unceded territory of the Sylix Okanagan FN where I am learning and growing.
4 Renee Hislop SD62: Grateful to be on the traditional territories of the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations.
13 Steph Matheson SD37 Delta: Honoured to be learning on the traditional unceded territories of the Katzie, Matsqui, Semiahmoo and Kwantlen Peoples.
2 Jacquie Taylor SD22 Vernon: I acknowledge and am thankful that my workplace is situated on the beautiful ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Nation.
9 Charity Noxs Mooxs - SD 92-Nisga'a: I walk in the legacy of my Wahlingigat in the territory of my people - the Nisga'a Nation of the mighty LISIMS Valley.
21-Kelly Kerrigan CISVA: Good morning from the beautiful traditional and unceded territory of the QayQayt First Nation where I live, learn, and play!
Kimberley Erven-Culler: I am grateful for and wish to acknowledge the land where I can live, work and play- situated on the beautiful land of the Ktunaxa and Secwepmc people
Meghan McMillen: I am grateful to be working, living, and playing on the traditional unceded lands of the Coast Saslish, K'omoks, and We Wai Kum peoples
15 Kelly Reeve SD 37-Delta: I respectfully and gratefully live, learn and play on the unceded traditional territories of Tsawwassen and Musqueam Nation
#16 - Prince George - SD57 - Conrad Turner: Good morning from Prince George, situated on the traditional and unceded lands of the Lheidli T'enneh
10 Shauna Underwood 39 Vancouver: Privileged to be joining from the territories of the xʷməθkʷəyə̓ m|Musqueam, Sḵwxwú7mesh|Squamish,̱ and səlilwətaɬ|Tsleil Waututh Nations.
Terry Beaudry: It is a beautiful day on the unceded, Traditional Territory of the Okanagan syilx peoples.
9 - Bill Richards SD37 Delta: I respectfully and gratefully live, learn and play on the unceded traditional territories of Tsawwassen and Musqueam Nation
4 L'Donna Lynds SD57 - Prince George: Good morning from the beautiful unceded territory of the Lheidli T'enneh, McLeod Lake and Simpcw First Nations.
Jolene Krell: I acknowledge and am grateful to be learning on the unceded territories of the Laichwiltach, Klahoose, and Kooks First Nations. We honour our relationship with these First Nations, the Homalco First Nations and all other First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples who reside in these territories.
Gord Johnson: Good morning everyone.... I would like to acknowledge that I am participating in today’s session on the traditional ancestral and unceded shared territory of the Cheam, Sts'ailes, Sq'ewlets and Seabird Island people.
13 Ed SD36 Surrey: I would like to acknowledge that the lands on which I work, play, and learn, are on the shared traditional territory of the Katzie, Kwantlen, and Semiahmoo and other Coast Salish Peoples.
17 Kristen Helfrich - Prince George: Good morning from the beautiful unceded territory of the Lheidli T'enneh, McLeod Lake and Simpcw First Nations.
1-Melanie Vallieres-sd93-Sechelt: I acknowledge the territory of the Sishlah where I have the privilege to live and learn.
8 Liz Bell (another one) SD39 Vancouver: with gratitude and humility I acknowledge I am uninvited guest on the land of the Sḵwxwú7mesẖ (Squamish), Səlílw� ətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations.
6 Ranjit Bains 39 Vancouver: Good morning and happy Friday! Grateful to be joining from the traditional, unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples, particularly from the Musqueam territory.
17 Ryan Lee - Vancouver SD39: I would like to acknowledge that this beautiful place where I live, learn, work, and play is situated on the ancestral, unneeded territory of the Coast Salish people and give thanks and recognize the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm|Musqueam, Sḵwxwú7mesh|Squamish,̱ and səlilwətaɬ|Tsleil Waututh Nations specifically
07 Bill Rounis Powell River: Good morning, learning with you from the Traditional lands of the Tla'amin first peoples here in the quathet area of beautiful Powell River.
1 Gregoire Frealle SD93: Dans un esprit sincère de réconciliation, j’exprime ma profonde reconnaissance de partager ce moment avec vous tou.te.s depuis les territoires traditionnels des Premières Nations Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səlílw� ətaɬ(Tsleil-Waututh). angela.bragg: Honoured to be joining from the traditional territory of the Sinixt and Sylix peoples. I am grateful to live, work, and play on this beautiful land.
14 - Stephanie Hall - SD47 Powell River: I respectfully acknowledge that I am gratefully participating today from the unceded traditional territory of the K’òmoks First Nation.
Alana Rentz: Good morning, I am grateful to be connecting with you all from the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm|Musqueam, Sḵwxwú7mesh|Squamish,̱ and səlilwətaɬ|Tsleil Waututh Nations.
14 - Jordana Beattie - Greater Victoria: I am grateful and acknowledge the Ktunaxa and Okanagan territories where I am learning today.
Jolene Krell: I cannot seem to type in today’s listening guide - could you post one in the chat? Please and thank you.
18 Rhonda Leduc -Victoria 61: I am grateful to be learning from the traditional lands of the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations
Lori Marshall: Good morning. I am grateful to be joining from the unceded territory of the Qualicum First Nation.
Judi: I am grateful to live, work and play on the unceded territory of the Pentlatch people, here on Denman Island.
16 Karen SD 61 Victoria: Respectfully learning as a visitor on the traditional territories of the Ləkʷ� əŋən speaking peoples. liannnutini: Good morning! I am grateful to be learning from the unceded territory of the Sinixt, Sylix and the Ktunaxa peoples.
2 Ashley Posnikoff SD27 Cariboo-Chilcotin: I am grateful to be learning from the traditional unceded territory of the Lheidli T'enneh.
10 Tanya Dissegna SD43: I am attending this conference, with gratitude, from the unceded traditional territory of the Kwikwetlem First Nation, which lies within the shared territories of the Tsleil-Waututh, Katzie, Musqueam, Qayqayt, Squamish, and Sto’:lo Nations.
15- Emmanuelle Henry- SD61 Victoria: Je suis reconnaissante et respect la possibilité d’etre sur sur les territoires Esquimalt et Songes pour apprendre, travailler et renocontrer tout le monde.
BCPVPA_Amorie Kruger: Please note that if your video does not work after the panel, it is because I had to stop your video to make sure it is only the panel on the screen. Please log out and back in to be able to turn your video back on. :) joycochrane: Q for Cheryl Lenardon: You cited a few times to have a 3rd point of reference for decision making . . . do you mean to consult with people or documents?
4 Renee Hislop SD62: great point Ian!
Terry Beaudry: Limlmt (thank-you), Ian!
18 Rhonda Leduc -Victoria 61: Is there a central resource doc listing all these great resources?
5 Tina Pierik: Portfolios should be discussed and decided as a team.
4 Renee Hislop SD62: totally agree Tina - collaborative approach.
3- Aaron Maxwell SD61 Victoria: This planning guide is a great tool to guide your portfolio discussions among your admin team.
BCPVPA_Amorie Kruger: Some of you are having troubles with the links in the Planning Guide that I posted earlier in the chat. If so, please follow the link below to download the document directly from our website: https://bcpvpa.insite.com/files/assets/84/forweb-bcpvpa-leadershipplanningguide-june2020-revisedmay2021.pdf
1 - Vincent Tourvieille - SD93: Is the "revised May 2021" version the one printed out and sent to course registries? (There is no mention of revision date I could see).
BCPVPA_Sandra Murphy: BCCPAC put together the chart I just sent about BC's education sector.
Alana Rentz: What are some resources for difficult conversations?
18-Jill Reid SD43 Coquitlam: Almost anything written by Bruce
18-Jill Reid SD43 Coquitlam: Wellman or Laura Lipton can help with this
1 - Vincent Tourvieille - SD93: Difficult conversations: "Crucial conversations - tools for talking when stakes are high" - Patterson
18-Jill Reid SD43 Coquitlam: that is an excellent point Christine
18-Jill Reid SD43 Coquitlam: Sorry - I must go check out someone jackhammering in my school - no reason I can think of for that:(
16 Yolanda Lehton Comox Valley: As a musician/music teacher and DND Reserve musician for 27 years I can tell you that O Canada only needs to be included in your assembly, but it does not need to be in any particular order of events. Generally, we play/sing the anthem when it makes sense as a respected part of the program. I do the territory acknowledgement first at all our assemblies and then O Canada after. Generally, it is also still before the main part of the assembly begins but sometimes it makes sense to do it a little later in the event.
3- Aaron Maxwell SD61 Victoria: I also think that this might be something that Chapter presidents and chapter council reps could be more responsible to share with their membership.
9 Charity Noxs Mooxs - SD 92-Nisga'a: Thanks Yolanda - our children sing O'Canada in Nisga’a, and we often include in our 'regular' events as well . . . when we have band classes, we will often include them playing it to celebrate our students - there is a beautiful rendition on a soprano sax that I included during a virtual assembly.
BCPVPA_Amorie Kruger: Please take a moment to turn your video off :)
Alana Rentz: References appreciated here - Thanks!
BCPVPA_Amorie Kruger: Just a reminder that if you are unable to turn your video back on after the panel, it is because I had to turn it off for you. Please log off and back on and that should allow you to turn your video back on. Thank you everyone.
16 Yolanda Lehton Comox Valley: O Canada: School Act section 5:10:C - (c) ensure that the Canadian national anthem shall be sung at each school assembly,
12 Kelly Charron SD73: thank you for all the great sharing!
Jill Reid: tip - make school twitter account generic enough that when you leave it can be transferred to the new principal:) (speaking from rookie move I made at my first school) - about the school and not "branded" to you:)
15 - Dan Rude - SD8 Kootenay Lake: Also...come back and facilitate at ENSL. Great learning, support for others, and checking in with what we have learned - and let go of - along the way!
17 - Kirsten Wallace - SD38: Thank you - an amazing video!
4 Renee Hislop SD62: thank Terry! so wonderful!
8 Anna-Lisa Granbois, she/her SD 48 Sea to Sky: Fantastic video!!!
Sukhbir: love the video.
13 Alice Jungclaus (she/elle) SD39 Vancouver: I love Margaret Wheatley’s work. Bravo. Wonderful closing.
Ian Landy: Fabulous as always - Thank you Terry!!
Melissa Martin SD48: That was a great video! Thank you for sharing!
2 angela.bragg: Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your truth with us all!
18 Rhonda Leduc -Victoria 61: What a wonderful video Thank you!
Mark Barrett: Outstanding video!
18 Hieu Fraser SD39: Thank you for that beautiful video!
14 - Jordana Beattie - Greater Victoria: Powerful video. Thank you!
20 Jessie Moore SD61 Victoria: Thank you Terry!
2 Ashley Posnikoff SD27 Cariboo-Chilcotin: Thanks for the video Terry! Also thank you for joining in our group.
20 Mareva Hope 37 Delta: Thank you for sharing your video and insight!
3 Megan Weir - North Okanagan-Shuswap: Lovely closing piece for us to consider. Thank you, Terry.
2 Jacquie Taylor SD22 Vernon: Thank you Terry. A beautiful video and great insight and inspiration.
Jolene Krell: Beautiful video - Gilakasla - thank you!
3-Sarah Gamboa-Chilliwack: Thank you!
16 Karen SD 61 Victoria: Terry-Thank you for the gift of your reflections and purpose. What a special gift you have been to the students and educators that had the privilege of working with you....
19 - Christine Wozney SD75 Mission: Thank you Terry. You have such an inspiring spirit!
5 Tina Pierik: Merci Terry!!
Paula Gosal: Thank you for sharing.
3- Aaron Maxwell SD61 Victoria: Thank-you for sharing your "heart work" with us Terry! Stories are so powerful. joycochrane: Huy ch ‘qu, Terry!
6 Ranjit Bains 39 Vancouver: So authentic and inspiring Terry! Thank you for sharing.
11 Jennifer Towers 45 West Van: Thank you Terry for sharing that. Stories help us to learn and grow.
14 Lisa Quiring sd22 Vernon: lim limpt, Terry.
19 Christepher Wee (Vancouver): Thank-you Terry!
4 Renee Hislop SD62: Terry - you are an absolutely amazing leader- inspiring us/ teaching us/ supporting us. Grateful for you and your stories and vulnerability.
4 Renee Hislop SD62: THANK YOU MARK!
11 Jennifer Towers 45 West Van: Thank you Mark for the amazing summaries and connections you made each day.
5 Tina Pierik: Your words are such a gift to us Mark! Thank you/Merci!
14 - Stephanie Hall - SD47 Powell River: Thanks to everyone! This course has been incredibly useful to me as a new leader. <3
6 Ranjit Bains 39 Vancouver: Thank you Mark for providing us with profound thoughts and actions to move forward with. I always feel motivated and re-energized after listening to you!
Terry Beaudry: Grateful to you, Mark, for threading the learning of the week together today!
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21-Kelly Johansen 57 Prince George: I will miss you Jess!
Peter Scott: Going to miss you Jess, enjoy your next chapter in life.
6 Ranjit Bains 39 Vancouver: Congratulations on your retirement Jess! We will miss you.
Terry Beaudry: Congratulations on your upcoming retirement, my dear friend!
1-Melanie Vallieres-sd93-Sechelt: Merci beaucoup.
4 Renee Hislop SD62: thank you to the BCPVPA team! Liz, Jess, Amorie, Darren! you will be so missed Jess!
Kimberley Erven-Culler: Thank you BCPVPA.
Ian Landy: Thank you BCPVPA Team.
20 Mareva Hope 37 Delta: Thank you!
Ian Landy: are facilitators tagging up again...?
BCPVPA_Amorie Kruger: Yes, please Ian. :)
Alana Rentz: Many thanks - what a great team!
4 Renee Hislop SD62: thank you everyone!
2 Jacquie Taylor SD22 Vernon: Thanks Jess. Will miss you.
6 Ranjit Bains 39 Vancouver: Thank you all at BCPVPA, you are an amazing group of supporters!
2 Jacquie Taylor SD22 Vernon: Thank you to the team for all your great work.
5 Tina Pierik: THANK YOU ALL!! Happy Retirement Jess!
4 Renee Hislop SD62: yes Ranjit!