Accessibility in Mission Public Schools

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In September 2021, in response to the province launching Bill 6 – 2021 Accessible BC Act, Mission Public Schools began creating accessibility feedback tools, raising awareness, building staff capacity, and gathering information to support the process of identifying barriers to accessibility. Learn more about the process of preparing the Accessibility Plan for our school district here: Three-Year Plan.

In September 2021, in response to the province launching Bill 6 – 2021 Accessible BC Act, Mission Public Schools began creating accessibility feedback tools, raising awareness, building staff capacity, and gathering information to support the process of identifying barriers to accessibility. Learn more about the process of preparing the Accessibility Plan for our school district here: Three-Year Plan.

  • We want to know the specific barriers people with disabilities face when they are trying to:

    • Access a school district program, building or information
    • Receive a service or support

    Use this form to describe experiences, and make recommendations on how barriers can be removed or improved upon.

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  • In December 2022, we began the process of establishing an accessibility committee and initiated a call for participation.  A callout for applications to the Accessibility Committee was conducted in February 2023 to recruit a diverse representation as outlined in the act. The Accessibility Committee was formally constituted in March 2023. Membership of the committee followed the structure outlined in the Accessible British Columbia Act. At least half the committee included:

    • People with children or youth in MPSD with current or emergent considerations related to disability and accessibility, and/or
    • People who work or volunteer for MPSD, and/or
    • People with disabilities, and/or
    • People or organizations that support people with disabilities

    For more information about the Accessible B.C. ACT, see the following links:

    Accessible B.C. Act (full Act)
    Accessible B.C. Act (in force)
    Accessible B.C. Regulation comes into force September 1, 2022
    Plain Language summary of the Accessible B.C. Act
    Timeline for implementation (PDF)

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