District Case Managers
The District Case Managers are responsible for supporting School Based Teams working with students from K-12 who present with on-going and significant behavioural/learning needs.
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The Vancouver School Board has a wide range of District professionals who work with our classroom teachers to ensure that students' diverse learning needs are met. Accessing these supports is done through the School-Based Team at your home school. SBT is a collaborative problem-solving team that works to develop educational programs for students who may or may not have special education designations.
The District Case Managers are responsible for supporting School Based Teams working with students from K-12 who present with on-going and significant behavioural/learning needs.
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