School District 43 won't be mailing out blank report cards, as some districts are reportedly doing, but will be giving elementary and middle school students single sheets instead of several blank pages, said Superintendent Tom Grant.
The sheets won't have much information but they will be accompanied by a letter explaining how BC Teachers' Federation job action has affected report cards.
"We are directing children and parents if they want information on assessments to go directly to the teacher," Grant said.
Some Grade 12 students may have already received their marks from teachers in oral or written format, Grant said, and students can get help from counsellors or the office with post-secondary school applications.
