Canada is located in North America. Like the United States, it is now a major education country and a popular country for studying abroad. Canada has many school districts. The North Taiping River Education Bureau is one of them. Located in British Columbia, it has a good teaching environment and high-quality teaching standards. So the question is, what do you know about Beitaipinghe Education Bureau schools? What services are provided for students? Next, the editor will take everyone to understand the relevant introduction for your reference.

　　What are the Beitaipinghe Education Bureau schools

　　Alvin Holland Primary School

　　Annie Roberts Youth Elementary School

　　Baldonnel Elementary School

　　Burt Ambrose Elementary School

　　Burt Bows Middle School

　　Buick Creek Elementary School

　　Lake Charlie Elementary School

　　Clearview Elementary and Junior High

　　CM Finch Elementary School

　　Dr. Carney Middle School

　　Duncan Crane Elementary School

　　Central Primary School

　　Hudson Hope Elementary and Junior High

　　Margaret "Horse" Murray Community School

　　North Peace Middle School-Main Campus

　　Taylor Elementary

　　Robert Ogilvy Elementary School

　　Services provided by Beitaipinghe Education Bureau

　　Learning service

　　The Learning Services Department is composed of two departments: Inclusion and Curriculum. The department is located in the office of the 60th District Board of Trustees in Fort St. John's. We support the needs of students and faculty in all 22 schools in our district, including approximately 6000 students.

　　The Department of Learning Services is guided by the ideas and goals in the district's framework document (link) to promote student learning. Learning Services is committed to providing quality inclusive education to all students in our school district through cooperation with students, schools, teachers, administrators, parents, and other departments in the school district (including technical services, indigenous education, careers, and ADST).

　　Curriculum and Assessment

　　The Curriculum and Evaluation Department website provides information and resources for educators, including unit and lesson plan guides, evaluation directions, indigenous education materials, and early learning courses. It also provides regular updated readings, seminars and other opportunities.

　　Technical Services

　　The technical service department is responsible for maintaining data systems, computers, networks, libraries and MyEducation BC. Technical service personnel include an IT manager, regional network administrator, WAN expert, senior local area network expert, and five local area network experts (LAN). We also have a Vice President of Innovation and Technology District, 2 Library Media Technicians, 1 Student Information Service Coordinator (MyEducationBC/Paradigm Shift) and a Clerk. The teaching director is responsible for supervising TS and participating in various projects, planning and support.

　　We provide 25 sites and approximately 2,800 computers to a school district of approximately 6,000 students. Our geographic area is 33,000 square kilometers, and we can reach the school through our offices and shops in Fort St. John’s. The actual school district catchment area is much larger, reaching more than 90,000 square kilometers.

　　Library and online resources

　　Online libraries and resources give the district’s 60 students access to countless educational resources and literary works. The following options are available to students, teachers, and parents.

　　The above is the relevant situation of the Beitaipinghe Education Bureau school that I will introduce to you today, for your reference, and then there will be related issues of this kind and I will organize the information in detail. Now it has become a major trend to study abroad. Now, students who have not considered it well or have concerns should hurry up. If you have any questions that you don’t know you want to know, you are welcome to consult. IDP will actively respond to everyone and answer your questions.