WELCOME TO THE
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Calendar
MTU LATEST EVENTS 2024-2025
MTU Teacher On-call Meetings
- October 2- 3:30pm – MTU Office
- January 8- 3:30pm – MTU Office
- April 9- 3:30pm – MTU Office
- June 23- EI Workshop- 3:30pm – MTU Office
Socials
- December 20- Christmas Social/ Induction
- June 19- Retirement Social
Holidays & Other
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Oct. 2- Truth & Reconciliation Day Stat
- Oct. 9- Thanksgiving Stat
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Oct. 20- Provincial ProD Day
- Nov. 3 & 4- BCTF RA
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Nov. 13 – Remembrance Day Stat
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Dec. 22 – Last Day before Winter Break
- Jan. 8 – First Day Back after Winter Break
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Feb. 2 & 3 – BCTF RA
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Feb. 16 – District ProD Day
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Feb. 19 – Family Day Stat
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Mar. 18 – 28 – Spring Break
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Mar. 16-19 – BCTF AGM
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Mar. 29 – Good Friday Stat
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Apr. 1– Easter Monday Stat
- April 2- Holiday
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May 17 – NID
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May 20 – Victoria Day stat
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May 24 & 25 – BCTF RA
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June 28 – Last Day of School
A Word
From Our President
The Mission Teachers Union has a long tradition of standing up for its members and I am here to carry on that tradition. The MTU advocates for teachers in Mission and will always do whatever it takes to ensure that working and learning conditions are the best that they can be. Your union advocates for you in bargaining, enforcement of the collective agreement, and strong representation of individual teachers. Whatever your concerns or questions are, please feel free to reach out to me as I am here to help.
Welcome back, my friends – and while we might not know exactly what this year may hold, remember this – your union has your back.
THE BCTF’S
Health and Wellness Program
Your health and safety is important to us. Please see our Health and Safety page for full information on your rights and responsibilities, plus necessary forms when making a claim.
What is the Health and Wellness Program?
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Schools
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Get In Touch
Mission, BC V2V 1K3
Phone: (604) 826-0112
Fax: (604) 826-3435
Email: mtu@missionteachersunion.com
The BCTF supports equity, diversity, and inclusion within the union, the workplace, and in broader society and acknowledges that: 1. discrimination and harassment must not be ignored and must be challenged and rectified. 2. not all discrimination is deliberate or visible. Inadvertent, hidden, and systemic discrimination must be identified and addressed. 3. the marginalization of certain groups must be specifically recognized. These groups include, but are not necessarily limited to women; racialized workers; Indigenous people; people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, questioning, or two-spirit; people with disabilities; and those whose participation is impeded because of economic circumstances or family status. 4. equal opportunity to participate in the Federation does not mean treating all members the same. Within a democratic framework, promoting the engagement of members of equity-seeking groups is a valid and necessary approach to reaching equal outcomes. 5. Federation programs and policies designed to eliminate barriers must not only do so, they must be widely seen to do so.