AGENDA
Regular Meeting of the Board Tuesday, June 7, 2016 (Budget)
7:30 p.m.
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District • Peel School Board ~ AGENDA
OPEN SESSION Thesday, June 7, 2016
1. Call to Order National Anthem Approval of Agenda Special Presentations
2. Declaration of Conflict of Interest
3. Minutes
3.1 Special Education Advisory Committee, May 17, 2016 (will be available on a future agenda)
3.2 Instructional Programs/Curriculum Committee, May 18, 2016 (will be available 011 a future agenda) 3.3 Regular Meeting of the Board, May 25, 2016
3.4 Physical Planning and Building Committee, June 1, 2016 (will be available 011 afulllre agenda)
4. Chair's Request for Written Questions from Trustees
5. Notices of Motion and Petitions
6. Special Section for Receipt 6.1 Retirements
6.2 Good News
6.3 Copy of a letter to the Minister of Education from the Chair of the Thames Valley District School Board requesting that the Ministry of Education add coding to the Ontario Curriculum in grades JK to eight
7. Delegations
7.1 Request to delegate: Bilal Chaudry to request an exemption from the exemption policy for enrolment in Grade 1 French Immersion
Regular Meeting of the Board Agenda- Tuesday, June 7, 2016 (Budget) District •....._, Peel School Board AGENDA
8. Old Business
9. New Business
9.1 Recommendations of the Special Education Advisory Committee, May 17, 2016 (will be available 011 a future agenda)
9.2 Recommendations of the Instructional Programs/Curriculum Committee, May 18, 2016 (will be available 011 a futllre agenda)
9.3 Recommendations of the Physical Planning and Building Committee, June 1, 2016
9.4 Appointment of two Trustees to the French Immersion Review Committee- Elementary
10. 2016-2017 Budget
10.1 Introduction Janet McDougald 10.2 Director's Report Tony Pontes l0.3 2016-2017 Budget Overview J as pal Gill 10.4 Budget Motions
11. Reports from Officials and Staff
12. Director's Report
13. Reports from Ontario Public School Boards' Association
13.1 OPSBA Fast Report: Vol. 28, No. 12
14. Communications - For Action or Receipt
15. Response of Administration to Former Questions
16. Reports from Trustee Representatives on Councils/Associations
17. Questions asked of and by Board Members
18. Public Question Period
19. Further Business
Regular Meeting of the Board Agenda- Tuesday, June 7, 2016 (Budget) 2. District •....._, Peel SchoolBoard AGENDA
20. Adoption of the In Committee Reports
21. Adjournment
Regular Meeting of the Board Agenda- Tuesday, June 7, 2016 (Budget) 3.
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PEEL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board, held in the Board Room, the H. J. A. Brown Education Centre, 5650 Hurontario Street, Mississauga, Ontario on Wednesday, May 25, 2016, at 19:30 hours.
Members present:
Janet McDougald, Chair David Green Suzanne Nurse, Vice-Chair Sue Lawton Carrie Andrews Brad MacDonald Stan Cameron Kathy McDonald Robert Crocker Harkirat Singh Nokha Dakroub Rick Williams
Student Trustee:
Kaustav Chaudhuri, Student Trustee South
Administration:
Tania Alatishe-Charles, Controller, Finance Support Services Dawn Beckett-Marton, Director, Human Resources Support Services Shelley Bartolotta, Assistant Director, Human Resources Support Services Ted Byers, Superintendent, Special Education Support Services Patrika Daws, Superintendent of Education Paul Da Silva, Acting Superintendent of Education Jeff de Freitas, Coordinating Superintendent Wendy Dowling, Superintendent of Education, Early Years Anthony Edwards, Superintendent of Education Jaspal Gill, Associate Director, Operational Support Services Adrian Graham, Superintendent of Education Poleen Grewal, Superintendent, Curriculum and Instruction Support Services Mark Haarmann, Superintendent of Education Adam Hughes, Chief Information Officer Michael Logue, Superintendent of Education Hazel Mason, Superintendent of Education Pertia Minott, Superintendent of Education Scott Moreash, Associate Director, Instructional Support Services Janice Mueller, Executive Assistant David Neale, Controller, Corporate Support Services Patricia Noble, Superintendent of Education Tony Pontes, Director of Education Jerry Powidajko, Superintendent, Leadership Development and School Support Services Jamie Robertson, Acting Superintendent of Education Patricia Rossall, Superintendent of Education Carol Speers, Superintendent of Education, Alternative Programs Gale Solomon-Henry, Superintendent of Education Joy Uniac, Superintendent of Education Joe Weinberg, Controller, Facilities and Environmental Support Services 2 May 25, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf
Administration: (Continued)
Brian Woodland, Director, Communications and Community Relations Support Services Randy Wright, Controller, Planning and Accommodation Support Services
Nicole Fernandes, Board Reporter
1. Open Session
The Open Session commenced with the singing of 0' Canada, and the acknowledgement that the meeting is being held on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation.
2. Approval of Agenda
The following changes were made to the agenda:
Item 6.1 a) Retirements (Addendum circulated) Item 6.3 a) Good News (Addendum circulated) Item 10.2 Asian Heritage Month Activities (added) Item 10.3 Appointment to the Special Education Advisory Committee (added)
Resolution No. 16-121 moved by David Green seconded by Brad MacDonald
Resolved, that the agenda, as amended, be approved.
...... carried (2/3rds' majority)
3. Special Presentation re Asian Heritage Month
Reporting that Asian Heritage Month celebrates the achievements and contributions of Canadians of Asian heritage, Chair McDougald highlighted the display of artwork and Spotlight on Asian Heritage events held on May 4-5, 2016 at the Board office, as well as events at schools to celebrate Asian Heritage Month. Noting that the theme for this year is Inspire Inclusion, she welcomed Marcia Moorcroft, Principal, and Anisah Ali and Nisarg Doshi, students of Castlemore Public School. Nisarg Doshi spoke of the diversity of cultures among the many Asian nations and, referring to his heritage, he highlighted cultural aspects of India, including strong family bonds, festivals, and religious ceremonies. Anisah Ali indicated that the personal significance of Asian Heritage Month includes exploration of her South Asian roots, cherishing her origins through music, traditions and attire, and taking pride in her culture. She referred to notable Canadians of South Asian descent, and their example of overcoming obstacles to achievement. She stated that this celebration helps in understanding and appreciating each other's differences and cultures. The students reported on celebrations at the school, including a Punjabi folk dance, wearing traditional attire, Mehndi Club, cuisine, and artwork. Chair McDougald thanked the presenters as well as staff and students in schools for their work in celebrating diversity in the community and beyond. 3 May 25, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf
4. Conflict of Interest
There were no declarations of conflict of interest.
5. Minutes of the Special Education Advisory Committee, April 18, 2016 Minutes of the Physical Planning and Building Committee, May 3, 2016 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board, May 10, 2016
Resolution No. 16-122 moved by Nokha Dakroub seconded by Stan Cameron
Resolved:
1. That, the Minutes of the Special Education Advisory Committee, held April 18, 2016, be received; 2. That, the Minutes of the Physical Planning and Building Committee, held May 3, 2016, be received; 3. That, the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board, held May 10, 2016, be approved...... carried
6. Written Questions
There were no written questions.
7. Notices of Motion and Petitions
There were no notices of motion or petitions.
8. Special Section for Receipt
Resolution No.16-123 moved by Suzanne Nurse seconded by Carrie Andrews
Resolved, that the following items, be received:
1. Retirements
Nancy Barrett-Treude Bruce Beckett Sharon Bellis Maris Berk Bernice Chandler Patricia Chow Ellen Christensen Donna Codack Barbara Columbus Anna Costabile Coleen Crosbie Ruth Davis Robin Doupe Olga Few Cathie Fleming Sylvia Forletta Maria Garcia Perry Gould Walter Kennedy Nora Kinsman Carole Kodors 4 May 25, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf
8. Special Section for Receipt (Continued)
1. Retirements (Cont'd)
Judy Kupers Teresa Kwaczek Hilary Moses Denise Neilson Etta Nitkin-Kaner Brendan O'Gorman Linda Pierce Hilda Pierorazio Daniel Roberts Ann Smith Karen Sykes Doris Therriault Ross Williams Barb Young Judy Richards
2. Crossing Guard Appreciation Day: June 14, 2016
3. Good News (Students Shajive Jeyakumar, Vyjayanthi Janakiraman and Yash Gajaria appointed to the 2016-2017 Minister of Education's Student Advisory Council (MSAC); Student Fayha Najeeb awarded first place at the 32"d Concours d'art oratorie)
A trustee referred to Item 8.2, Crossing Guard Appreciation Day, June 14, 2016. He thanked crossing guards for their work in helping to keep children safe as they walk to school and return home.
Referring to Good News, Item 8.3, Chair McDougald congratulated the students appointed to the MSAC. She asked about the frequency of MSAC meetings, and the topics and issues discussed at meetings with the Minister of Education. She pointed out that this is an opportunity for student trustees to connect with Peel students on MSAC, who have direct communication with the Minister. Chair McDougald also congratulated Fayha Najeeb for her first place win at the French speaking competition.
Resolution No.16-123 ...... carried
9. Delegation by Darryl Gray re Conservation Authority Programs Update
Darryl Gray, Director of Education, Training and Outreach, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), delegated the Board to speak about TRCA strategies to build partnerships with school boards. He reported on the TRCA's jurisdiction across six municipalities including the Region of Peel, and that the Authority is a statutory organization taking direction from the Ministry of Natural Resources.
Darryl Gray noted that, in 2013, a 10-year strategic plan was launched covering the areas of healthy rivers and shorelines, regional biodiversity, sustainable communities and developing a green economy and responsive governance. He outlined the TRCA's history in conservation education, which progressed from soil culture and water conservation, to now focus on sustainability and climate change. He listed the field centres and education programs hosted by the TRCA and, requesting input from the Peel DSB, he spoke about the need to reflect field trip activities in school work. Highlighting key features of the community learning model, Darryl Gray explained that members of the community deliver programs on topics that are of interest to them and the community. He described program partnerships in Peel EcoSchools, Specialist High Skills Major credits, Bolton Camp, Albion Hills Field Centre, and Small Arms Building/Arsenal Lands. 5 May 25, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf
9. Delegation by Darryl Gray re Conservation Authority Programs Update (Continued)
Providing information regarding flood warnings issued by the TCRA, Darryl Gray asked the Board to sign up for the communications, to facilitate a wider reach for warnings. Chair McDougald thanked TRCA for their work with students and communities. She spoke about the Board's partnership with the Credit Valley Conservation Authority and the work done in schools on conservation education. She confirmed that she will request staff to pursue the invitation to discuss more effective ways to work with the TRCA. Responding to a suggestion, Darryl Gray indicated that the TRCA can help to provide feedback on property uses.
10. Response to Delegation of Manjinder Deol and Vinnay Tailor re Boundary Change for Churchville Public School
Chair McDougald noted that the response to the delegation outlines the reasons as to why the delegation's request could not be granted. Stating that the Board receives similar requests from parents facing challenges with bus or school timings, she suggested that the school administration or school council can help parents to connect with others who may be in a position to provide help or support.
Resolution No. 16-124 moved by Kathy McDonald seconded by Rick Williams
Resolved, that the response to the delegation of Manjinder Deal and Vinnay Tailor re Boundary Change for Churchville Public School (Regular Meeting of the Board, May 10, 2016), be received.
...... carried
11. Recommendations of the Special Education Advisory Committee, April18, 2016
At a meeting of the Special Education Advisory Committee, held April 18, 2016, there were no recommendations to the Board.
Resolution No. 16-125 moved by David Green seconded by Sue Lawton
Resolved, that the information regarding the Special Education Advisory Committee receipt of the following items, be received:
1. Reports /Information Received
Superintendent's Report (oral); Peel DSB Budget Consultation; Partnering for Change Research Report; Pupil Accommodation Review Report.
...... carried 6 May 25, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf
12. Re-establishment of French Immersion Review Committee- Elementary I Notice of Appointment of Two Trustees to the French Immersion Review Committee Elementary
Resolution No. 16-126 moved by Stan Cameron seconded by Brad MacDonald
Resolved:
1. That, the French Immersion Review Committee- Elementary, be re-established.
2. That, the appointment of two trustees to the French Immersion Review Committee Elementary be made at the Regular Meeting of the Board on June 7, 2016. (APPENDIX I)
...... carried
13. Asian Heritage Month Activities- Update
Resolution No. 16-127 moved by Kathy McDonald seconded by Robert Crocker
Resolved, that update report re Asian Heritage Month Activities, be received.
carried
14. Appointment to the Special Education Advisory Committee
Resolution No. 16-128 moved by Sue Lawton seconded by David Green
Resolved, that Namrata Balsara be appointed as the alternate representative of the Canadian Mental Health Association - Peel on the Special Education Advisory Committee .
...... carried
15. Reports from Ontario Public School Boards' Association
Resolution No. 16-129 moved by Rick Williams seconded by Harkirat Singh
Resolved, that the following report be received:
• OPSBA Fast Report, Volume 28, No. 11
...... carried 7 May 25, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf
16. Reports from Trustee Representatives on Councils/Associations
Trustee Green reported on an OPSBA meeting held on May 20, 2016, when Ministry staff, who were present at the meeting, shared information on proposed changes to the Municipal Elections Act, including shortening the election campaigning period, and a grace period of 30 days for candidates who miss the deadline for filing their financial statement and auditor's report. Trustee Green reported that doctors from the optometrist association also presented information at the meeting regarding the link between achievement and eye testing for some children. The association is requesting school boards to ask parents to check their children's eyesight if there are concerns about learning at school, and recommends that eyesight be regularly checked for children six years and older. Government support is available to parents with financial difficulties.
17. Comments or Questions from Board Members
Trustee Dakroub extended congratulations to the Principal of John Fraser Secondary School and Superintendent of Education for their support and work in obtaining the approval to offer a Specialist High Skills Major program in Health and Wellness at the school.
Trustee Cameron reported that a number of trustees visited two schools last week, Ellengale Public School and The Woodlands School. He provided details of the visits, and he spoke positively about the experience.
Vice-Chair Nurse reported that she, Director of Education, Tony Pontes, and Superintendent 1 of Education, Mark Haarmann, attended the 5 h Annual Special Olympics at Fletcher's Meadow Secondary School. Approximately 130 students participated. Vice-Chair Nurse commented positively about the event and the joy with which students participated. She thanked staff for their efforts, and especially thanked retired Rowntree Public School Principal Kyra Kristensen-lrvine for starting a special and unique event.
Trustee Green reported that he had received an email a few days ago notifying him that he has been awarded a Kiwanis Brampton Volunteer Award, valued at $1,000.
Trustee Green congratulated students from Sandalwood Heights, Louise Arbour, and Central Peel Secondary Schools for their participation in the senior cricket team tournament.
Chair McDougald reported that she has received inquiries about changes introduced by the Ministry regarding autism services for children. She indicated that she had recently attended a meeting of a Mississauga business association, at which she had an opportunity to speak to the Minister of Education regarding concerns expressed by parents on the changes to autism services, especially with regard to children who are five years and older who have not received 181 therapy. The Minister acknowledged parents' concerns and indicated that the Ministry has a plan to address the situation for children who are five years old and have never received Intensive Behaviour Intervention (181) therapy. Noting that the Minister is reported to have had a meeting with parents on May 24, 2016, Chair McDougald asked whether more information on the plan was shared at that meeting. Director Pontes confirmed that staff will look into this issue, and reported that he has been invited to participate in a teleconference on June 1, 2016 to discuss supports for students as they transition from Kindergarten to the next grade, or from another school board into the system. He indicated that, when available, the Ministry's plan will be communicated to trustees. 8 May 25, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf
18. Public Question Period
Catherine Soplet stated that the 2015-2016 Regional Parents Reaching Out (PRO) grant accessed by the United Achievers Club of Brampton was used to provide workshops, and the organization is submitting its application for the 2016-2017 Regional PRO grant. The organization believes that its workshops are achieving some success, but that more can be achieved. Catherine Soplet requested the Board and trustees to provide letters in support of the application by the United Achievers Club of Brampton. The application deadline is May 29, 2016.
19. Adoption of the In Committee Report
Resolution No. 16-130 moved by Rick Williams seconded by Carrie Andrews
Resolved, that the Report of the In Committee Session regarding: Minutes of the Physical Planning and Building Committee Meeting (In Committee), held May 3, 2016; Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee- Part A), held May 10, 2016; Negotiations Update; Compensation for Non-Union Employees; Britannia Farm Update; Director's Report re Trustee Information Sessions (oral); Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee- Part B), held May 10, 2016; Resignations; Retirements; Superintendent Assignments and Appointment, and Question Period, be received, and that the recommendations contained therein, be approved.
...... carried
20. Adjournment
Resolution No. 16-131 moved by Harkirat Singh seconded by Nokha Dakroub
Resolved, that the meeting adjourn (20:40 hours).
...... carried
...... Chair ...... Secretary 9 May 25, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf
RESOLUTIONS APPROVED IN IN COMMITTEE SESSION - MAY 25, 2016
Members present:
Janet McDougald, Chair David Green Suzanne Nurse, Vice-Chair Sue Lawton Carrie Andrews Brad MacDonald Stan Cameron Kathy McDonald Robert Crocker Harkirat Singh Nokha Dakroub Rick Williams
Student Trustee:
Kaustav Chaudhuri, Student Trustee South
PART A
1. Approval of Agenda
That, the agenda be approved.
2. Minutes of the Physical Planning and Building Committee Meeting (In Committee), May 3, 2016 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee- Part A), May 10, 2016
1. That, the Minutes of the Physical Planning and Building Committee (In Committee) meeting, held May 3, 2016, be received;
2. That, the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee- Part A), held May 10, 2016, be approved.
3. Negotiations Update
That, the update report re Negotiations, be received.
4. Compensation for Non-Union Employees
That, the report re Compensation for Non-Union Employees, be received.
5. Britannia Farm Update
That, the update report re Britannia Farm, be received. 10 May 25, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf
6. Director's Report
1. Trustee Information Sessions
That, the Director's Report re Trustee Information Sessions (oral), be received.
PARTS
1. Approval of Agenda
That, the agenda, as amended, be approved.
2. Minutes ofthe Regular Meeting ofthe Board (In Committee- Part B), May 10, 2016
That, the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee- Part B), held May 10, 2016, be approved.
3. Resignations
That, the report of resignations of staff, be received.
4. Retirements
That, the report of retirements of staff, be received.
5. Superintendent Assignments and Appointment
That, the following superintendent of education assignments be approved, effective August 1, 2016:
Joy Uniac from Superintendent of Education for the schools in the Harold Brathwaite, Humberview and Mayfield Families of Schools to Superintendent of Education, Early Years
Michael Logue from Superintendent of Education for the schools in the Bramalea, Chinguacousy and North Park Families of Schools to Superintendent of Education for the schools in the Harold Brathwaite, Humberview and Mayfield Families of Schools
Jamie Robertson from Acting Superintendent of Education for the schools in the Mississauga, Rick Hansen and The Woodlands Families of Schools to Superintendent of Education for the schools in the Mississauga, Rick Hansen and The Woodlands Families of Schools 11 May 25, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf
5. Superintendent Assignments and Appointment (Continued)
That, the following superintendent of education appointment be approved, effective August 1, 2016:
Nina Jaiswal from Principal at Whitehorn Public School to Acting Superintendent of Education for the schools in the Bramalea, Chinguacousy and North Park Families of Schools 12 13 APPENDIX I (1 page)
PEEL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Regular Meeting of the Board May 25,2016
Re-establishment of a French Immersion Review Committee - Elementary and Notice of the Appointment of two Trustees to the French Immersion Review Committee - Elementary
Recommendations:
It is recommended:
1. That the Board re-establish a French Immersion Review Committee- elementary; and
2. That the appointment of two trustees to the French Immersion Review Committee elementary be made at the Regular Meeting of the Board on June 7, 2016.
Background:
At the Regular Meeting of the Board on September 25, 2012, the Board approved the report of the French Immersion Review Committee- Elementary. One of the recommendations in that report was:
"That the board place an enrolment cap on all grade one elementary French immersion programs maintaining the level of access (i.e. 25% of the total Peel District School Board grade 1 enrolment) identified in the2012-13 school year, effective2013. The enrolment cap is to be reviewed by December 2017."
This committee will review the recommendations of the 2012 elementary French Immersion Review including the enrolment caps at the elementary level.
The French Immersion Review Committee- Elementary will include the Chair and Vice-Chair of the Board, 2 additional trustee representatives, Principal representatives, staff representatives from Planning, Human Resources, Transportation and CISESS, and senior administration representatives.
Submitted by: Janet McDougald Chair 14
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PEEL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD 6.1 Regular Meeting of the Board June 7, 2016
RETIREMENTS
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the attached report of retirements of staff be received.
Prepared by:
Lynn Hall, Employee Relations Officer
Submitted by:
Dawn Beckett-Marton, Director of Human Resources Support Services PEEL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD 16 Regular Meeting of the Board June 7, 2016
RETIREMENTS
ANDERSON, Robert Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
ANSCOMBE, Margaret Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
BOYKO, Anna Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
BROWN, Dianne Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
BURTON, Mariejoy Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
CALDER, Wendy Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
CHEUNG SEE HANG, Jacqueline Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
COLE, Janice Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
COOPER, Johann Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 20 16
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RETIREMENTS
DINIZ, Mary Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 20 16
EDWARDS, Diane Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
FIRTH, Lynda Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
GEORGE, Christine School Attendant Effective: July31, 2016
GORDON, Pamela Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
GRINDLEY, Cynthia Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
JONES, Phyllis Classroon Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
MAGUDA, Nancy Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
MARTIN, Arlene Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
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RETIREMENTS
MAY, Josie Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
MAZEROLLE, Lise Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
MCNEILLIE, Jean Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
MEADOWS, Kathryn Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
MERRIMEN, Darla Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
PARKINSON, Kathleen Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
PITTAWAY, William Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
PRICE, Marjorie Classroom Teacher Effective: June 24,2016
ROCK, Jennifer Office Manager Effective: June 30,2016
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RETIREMENTS
ROLLASON, Debbie Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
ROWE, Marci Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
SCOTT, Carlene Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
SHEPPARD, Catherine Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
SINGH, Vinu Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
SPRIEL, Elaine Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
TENNANT, Brenda Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
VEIT, Evelyn Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
WADDON, Ann Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
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RETIREMENTS
W ALICZEK, Janet Teacher Classroom Effective: June 30,2016
WASILEWSKI, Christine Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
WEBSTER, Judith Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
WILSON, Joyce Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
WINTER, Joel Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
WOJTON, Linda Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30, 2016
WOOD, Mike Classroom Teacher Effective: June 30,2016
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Peel District School Board 6.2 Regular Meeting of the Board June 7, 2016 GOOD NEWS! The Peel District School Board is pleased and proud to extend congratulations to:
• Peel board wins Gold Medallion award for Facts Matter: Working Together to Keep Our Students Safe and Healthy
The Peel District School Board has been selected by the National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA) as a recipient of the 2016 Gold Medallion award for Facts Matter: Working Together to Keep Our Students Safe and Healthy, a comprehensive communications campaign to support the successful implementation of the updated Health and Physical Education curriculum. The Gold Medallion award recognizes outstanding public relations programs in education and the Peel board was one of only seven winners selected across North America.
The Gold Medallion award is the highest award given by NSPRA in recognition of outstanding school public relations programs. The award has incredibly high standards and judges examine entries for special programs, projects and campaigns that are truly outstanding- combining insightful assessment, superb planning, creative communication and careful evaluation.
• CFUW Mississauga University Entrance Awards
The Peel District School Board is proud to extend congratulations to graduating students Margaret Pham, Clarkson Secondary School, Melanie Banerjee, Gordon Graydon Memorial Secondary School, and Stephanie Kay, Cawthra Park Secondary School, Jessica Siew, The Woodlands School and Chantelle Wong, Meadowvale Secondary School on being selected by the Canadian Federation of University Women (Mississauga) to receive CFUW Mississauga University Entrance Awards in the amount of $2000 to assist with their university tuition.
CFWU is an organization of women university graduates with both national and international affiliations. The CFUW club members raise and disburse funds annually for scholarships to promote university education for young women.
The awards recognize the students' high levels of academic achievement, involvement in school activities and/or athletics and their extensive community service. 22
Peel District School Board 6.2 Regular Meeting of the Board June 7, 2016 GOOD NEWS! The Peel District School Board is pleased and proud to extend congratulations to:
• Dean's List Award at 2016 FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) World Championship The Peel District School Board is proud to extend congratulations to Shaqeeb Momen, a grade 11 student at Rick Hansen Secondary School for receiving the Dean's List award at the 2016 FIRST World Championship in St. Louis, Missouri. The award recognizes outstanding student leaders for their passion and effectiveness in attaining FIRST ideals. The Rick Hansen robotics, Team 1241 THEORY6 also received the Motorola Quality Award in recognition of their robot's robustness in concept and fabrication.
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Lauro Elliott, Director of Educotio.nand Secretory
May 24, 2016
Han. Liz Sandals, Ministry of Education 22nd Floor, Mowat Block 900 Bay St, Toronto Ontario, M7A 1L2
Dear Minister Sandals:
On behalf of the Board of Trustees of Thames Valley District School Board, I am sending this letter to bring to your attention the following motion that was passed at our Regular Meeting of the board on April 26, 2016,
Moved by J, Skinner, Seconded by R, Campbell: That the Thames Valley District School Board of Trustees, to ensure its student remain competitive in the field of robotics, computing, and technology, relative to other provincial ?ducation systems in Canada and abroad:
i) Ask the Ontario Ministry of Education to add coding to the Ontario curriculum in JK to grade 8;
ii) Send a letter to all school boards in the province asking them to support this change request; and,
iii) Send a letter to the Ontario Public School Board Association requesting their support and advocacy for this curriculum change.
We believe that the world is becoming a more technological place and it is incumbent upon us to provide the education and training that will best prepare our students for the future. Many other jurisdictions are adding coding to their curriculum knowing that it provides students with a competitive advantage in finding employment. Simply stated, technology-based companies are more likely to locate where technology-skilled talent is found.
Thames Valley District School Board - Office of the Chairperson 1250 Dundas Streel, P.O. Box 5888, london, Ontario N6A Sll Tel: 519-452-2000 Ext: 20219 Fox: 519-452-2396 website: www.tvdsb.co
We build each student's U)morrow, every day. 24
Han. Liz Sandals, Ministry of Education 22nd Floor, Mowat Block 900 Bay St, Toronto Ontario, M7 A 1L2 - 2- May 24, 2016
Labour market studies have identified a large and Immediate shortage of workers in technology fields. The addition of coding to the curriculum will help to develop logic skills which strengthen almost every area of study including math, science and literature. Coding knowledge is an important step towards solving the gender gap in the field of technology. It fosters creativity and strengthens computational skills by moving the student from a passive consumer of technology to an author and creator. Parents and students strongly support this addition to the currioulum.
This rationale has prompted this request and because we receive this change as essential, it comes along with a strong sense of urgency. We hope that you will act to add coding to the Ontario curriculum. ·
As always, our sh;:tred commitment remains focused, We build each student's tomorrow, everyday. Sincerely, ;€ , (· (LJV--- ?71· -0'- Bill McKinnon Chair of the Board cc OPSBA Ontario School Board Chairs
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THE PEEL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD 9.3 Regular Meeting of the Board June 7, 2016
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PHYSICAL PLANNING AND BUILDING COMMITTEE
At a meeting of the Physical Planning and Building Committee, held June 1, 2016, the following recommendations resulted:
1. Enrolment Cap and Re-direction of Students from Thornwood Public School to Briarwood Public School
i) That, effective June 30, 2016, an enrolment cap of 27 classes at Thornwood Public School, be approved.
ii) That, effective June 30, 2016, new students in the Thornwood Public School boundary be re-directed to Briarwood Public School. (APPENDIX I)
The boundary for Thornwood Public School is as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of Hurontario Street and the north property line of 3620 Kaneff Crescent then east along the north property line of 3620 Kaneff Crescent to Kaneff Crescent then east along Kaneff Crescent to Arista Way then south along Arista Way to Mississauga Valley Boulevard then east along Mississauga Valley Boulevard to Cooksville Creek then south along Cooksville Creek to Central Parkway East then east along Central Parkway East to Cliff Road North then south along Cliff Road North to the C. P. Railway then west along the C.P. Railway to Hurontario Street then north along Hurontario Street to the point of commencement.
FOR INFORMATION ONLY
2. Reports /Information Received
The Committee received the following reports I information: Pupil Accommodation Review- Update; Ministry of Education Initiatives: Funding Programs for Hubs in Schools and Amendments to Ontario Regulation 444/98 - Disposition of Surplus Real Property; Permit Fees -Update; Application Status Update; Tender Activity Report- April 19, 2016 to May 17, 2016; Vandalism Report for March 2016; Revised Schedule of 2016-2017 Physical Planning and Building Committee Meetings.
Prepared by: Marina Amin Board Reporter
Submitted by:
Randy Wright Controller, Planning and Accommodation Support Services 26 27 APPENDIX I (2 pages)
PEEL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Physical Planning & Building Committee Meeting June 1, 2016
Enroiment Cap and Re~direction of Students from Thornwood I? .S. to Br~arwood P .S.
Recommendation 1
It is recommended, effective June 301h, 2016, the Board approve an enrolment cap of 27 classes at Thornwood P.S.
Recommendation 2
It is recommended, effective June 301h, 2016, new students in the Thornwood P.S. boundary be re-directed to Briarwood P.S.
The boundary for Thornwood P.S. is as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of Hurontario Street and the north property line of 3620 Kaneff Crescent then east along the north property line of 3620 Kaneff Crescent to Kaneff Crescent then east along Kaneff Crescent to Arista Way then south along Arista Way to Mississauga Valley Boulevard then east along Mississauga Valley Boulevard to Cooksville Creek then south along Cooksville Creek to Central Parkway East then east along Central Parkway East to Cliff Road North then south along Cliff Road North to the C. P. Railway then west along the C. P. Railway to Hurontario Street then north along the Hurontario Street to the point of commencement
Background
Since the beginning of 2016, Thornwood P.S. has experienced a significant increase in their enrolment. In February 2016, Thornwood P .S. was staffed according to an enrolment projection of 526 (including special education) for a total of 23 teachers (22 regular and 1 special education). The Ministry Rated Capacity of Thornwood P.S. is 579. Thornwood P.S. is located on an identified floodplain and cannot accommodate more than 2 portables on the site. Currently there is one (1) portable on site and an additional portable will be delivered summer 2016. The school has 25 classrooms and with the two portables, will have a total of 27 classroom spaces available for the 2016/17 school year. This means the school has a very limited ability to accommodate any additional students.
As of May 2nd, 2016, the school has registered approximately 70 additional students. Current total enrolment at Thornwood P .S. is 593 students. This pattern of new student registrations is expected to continue through June 2016 and as such, the school is not likely to be able to accommodate any new enrolment beyond June 30, 2016. 28
Briarwood P.S. is located within the community and has experienced a decrease in enrolment over the past few years. The Ministry Rated Capacity of Briarwood P.S. is 522. For the 2016/17 school year, Briarwood has been staffed with an enrolment projection of 495 (including special education) . Although the school is close to capacity and using all available classrooms, there are 5 surplus portables currently on site and the site can accommodate up to 12 portables if needed.
Staff are expecting further enrolment increases at Briarwood P .S. Planning will maintain contact with the school administration and will continually review the enrolment cap at Thornwood P .S and remove it when it is no longer required.
In accordance with Board Policy #39 Transportation, bussing will be provided for students re directed to Briarwood P.S. as a result of the enrolment cap at Thornwood P.S.
Communications and Community Relations Support Services will develop a communication plan in consultation with the school administration and the Planning and Enrolment Department. Information will be provided on the Board's website and letters will be sent to the affected school to inform the community parents and students of the re-direction to Briarwood P.S.
Prepared by: Dana Guterres, Planning Officer
Submitted by: Randy Wright, Controller of Planning & Accommodation Support Services
29 PEEL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD 9.4 Regular Meeting of the Board June 7, 2016
Appointment of Two Trustees to the French Immersion Review Committee - Elementary
Recommendations:
It is recommended that two trustees be appointed to the French Immersion Review Committee - Elementary.
Background:
At the Regular Meeting of the Board held on May 25, 2016, the Board approved the re-establishment of a French Immersion Review Committee- Elementary and received notice that two trustees would be appointed at the next Regular Meeting of the Board.
The French Immersion Review Committee- Elementary will include the Chair and Vice-Chair of the Board, 2 additional trustee representatives, Principal representatives, staff representatives from Planning, Human Resources, Transportation and CISESS, and senior administration representatives.
Submitted by: Janet McDougald Chair 30
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Fast Report: May 30, 2016 I Vol. 28, No. 12
Weekly information for decision-makers in Education Inside the Current Edition
• 28th AGM & Program 2016
• ·- .II.. • Canada 150 Art Tree Project . ,.,. . • CSBA Congress 2016, July 6- 9 • Legislative UPDATE • Ontario NEWSROOM • From OPSBA Members • From Education PARTNERS • Career BOARD • Upcoming Events
28th AGM & Program 2016 Thursday, June 9- Sunday, June 12,2016
Marriott Hotel 100 Kent Street Ottawa, Ontario, K1 P 5R7
Tel. 613-238-1122 OR Toll-Free: 1·800-853-8463 CODE: OPSBA 2016 AGM
If you have already booked a room at the hotel, please ensure you've also registered online for the event.
REMINDER to REGISTER NOW
Program Outline
Conference begins- REGISTRATION: Thurs., Jun. 9 at 6:15p.m.
Welcome Reception: Thurs., Jun. 9, at 7:30 p.m.
Conference ends: Sat., Jun. 11, at 8:30p.m. AFTER DINNER 32
OPSBA Board of Directors
Board of Directors Meeting: Thurs., Jun. 9 at 1:00 p.m. (light lunch at 12:30 p.m.)
Board of Directors Organizational Meeting: Sun., Jun. 12 at 8:30 a.m.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
• DAVID USHER "Core Creativity: How to Bring Creativity, Innovation and Inspiration to the Work that You Do" • Juno Award-Winning Musician and Creativity Expert David Usher is a creative tour de force. As the front man of the internationally acclaimed rock band Moist, and as a solo artist, David believes that creativity and creative success is a learnable skill that anyone can master. His unique and dynamic presentation employs music and video to show audiences the steps they can take to stimulate the creative process at home and at work. • SANDRA HERBST "System Alignment for Deep Learning" A noted system leader, speaker, coach, consultant and educator with extensive experience in leadership and assessment, Sandra has helped systems to reflect on current goals and to plan strategically for next steps, regardless of the focus of educational innovations.
WORKSHOPS and OTHER SESSIONS:
• President of the Metis Nation • 10 Minute Sessions: A variety of innovative programs and successful practices from boards across the province. • Innovative Education Programs for Children and Youth in Care • Audit Committees and Regional Internal Audits • Communications and Mental Health: Planning for Strategic Success • Municipal Elections and Private Meetings • Legal Issues - A Refresher on School Closures
ELECTIONS
• Executive Officers • Regional Councils
When: June 9-12, 2016 Where: Marriott Hotel 100 Kent Street Ottawa, Ontario, K1 P 5R7
Who: Trustees, Directors of Education, supervisory officers, student trustees and other board members are encouraged to attend this annual OPSBA conference.
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Hotel: Reservations can be made online (link above) or by calling the hotel directly at613-238-1122 OR Toll-Free: 1-800-853-8463 Please quote the code: "OPSBA 2016 AGM" for the special rate. HOTEL CUT-OFF DATE: May 9, 2016 The block of rooms has sold out. If you have difficulty getting accommodation, please email Ernesta for assistance/advice at egraham @opsba.org
Online Registration
For more information: Susan Weinberg, Policy and Professional Development Coordinator, ext. 128; Ernesta Graham, Events Coordinator, ext. 115; or Webmaster
Canada 150 Art Tree Project
The Art Tree Project is a creative initiative for families, schools, businesses and groups to come together to create an Art Tree masterpiece that commemorates their members and heritage. Each completed Art Tree will be proudly displayed at participating community Art shows during Canada's 15oth Anniversary Celebrations.
Click here for Government letter to Provincial School Boards.
Click here for more information about the Art Tree Project.
CSBA Congress 2016, July 6-9
Manitoba School Trustees look forward to welcoming you to the Canadian School Boards Association 2016 Congress and the National Trustee Gathering on Aboriginal Education which will be held from July 6 to 9 in Winnipeg.
Reflections of our Future, National Trustee Gathering on Aboriginal Education, Winnipeg, Manitoba, July 6-7
If we look closely enough, we can see tomorrow in the faces of our children. Those faces reflect kids' present day realities, their aspirations, and their challenges. If our schools are places where all children feel a sense of belonging and welcome, places where they find meaning in their day-to-day experiences, we are building a stronger tomorrow. Delegates to the 2016 National Trustee Gathering on Aboriginal Education will hear from inspirational keynote speakers, and learn about successful programs from across Canada that are contributing to brighter futures for all students, but especially Aboriginal children and youth.
Courageous Leadership, CSBA Congress 2016, Winnipeg, Manitoba July 7-9
Courage can be synonymous with bravery in the face of physical danger, but can also be much more than that. When paired with leadership, courage often means a moral or intellectual mindset that confers the strength and willingness to do the right thing in the face of hardship, opposition or adversity. At the 2016 Canadian School Boards Association Congress, delegates will explore what it means to be courageous in the context of their role as school board members and leaders in their communities.
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For more information, visit the CSBA Congress 2016 website, or follow CSBA Congress 2016 on Facebook
Legislative UPDATE
The Legislative Assembly of Ontario will be quiet the week of May 23 to 27 as MPPs are on a constituency week. They return on May 30 and will have 8 remaining sitting days before they rise for summer recess after June 9, 2016. The following is a summary of recent activities:
• Quebec's Education Minister Pierre Moreau announced he was abandoning his school board governance legislation (Bill 86). The bill would have eliminated school board elections and replaced commissioners (trustees) with a council comprising of parents, school staff and community members. The Quebec English School Boards Association issued a news release. Last summer OPSBA send a letter to Quebec Election Systems Study Panel opposing this legislation. • On May 11, 2016, the Canadian School Boards Association sent a letter to Prime Minister Trudeau in support of Bill C-241, An Act to amend the Excise Tax Act (school authorities). This is a Private Member's bill introduced by PC Kevin Waugh that seeks to allow school boards to receive the full 1 00% GST rebate. OPSBA joined as a signatory in the CSBA letter that states, "The Canadian School Boards Association unanimously supports BILL C-241, An Act to amend the Excise Tax Act (school authorities). This proposed bill would amend the Excise Tax Act so as to increase the goods and services tax rebate rate for school authorities from 68% to 100%." The bill has begun Second Reading but does not have the support of the Liberal government. • On May 17, 2016, the Ministry of Education posted a regulatory consultation regarding child care wait list fees. The government is proposing to ban wait list fees or deposits in favour of a clear policy about wait lists and admissions for licensed child care centres. The deadline for feedback is July 4, 2016. • On May 17, 2016, the Minister of Education re-introduced the Protecting Students Act. The bill aims to protect children by improving the investigative and disciplinary functions of the Ontario College of Teachers. The bill would ensure a teacher's certificate is automatically revoked if he or she is found guilty of sexual abuse or child pornography charges. It would also increase the requirement of school boards to report teacher misconduct to the Ontario College of Teachers, and subsequently require the college to make all the decisions of its disciplinary committee public. The bill was originally introduced in 2013 but never moved past second reading.
Ontario NEWSROOM
Ontario Apologizes for Residential Schools, May 30
Ontario Proposes New Draft Electoral Financing Rules, May 17
Ontario Proposing To Ban Fees for Child Care Wait Lists, May 17, 2016
Ontario Re-Introduces Legislation to Protect Students, May 17, 2016
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New Lobbying Rules to Increase Transparency and Oversight, May 16,2016
Ontario Supporting Young Entrepreneurs and Social Enterprises, May 10, 2016
Ontario Helping More Schools Become Community Hubs, May 6, 2016
Ontario Investing $137 Million in New and Renovated School Infrastructure, May 5, 2016
Ontario Helping Thousands of Additional Students Prepare for the Jobs of the Future, May 4, 2016
Ontario Promoting Student Well-Being in Education, May 4, 2016
High School Graduation Rate Reaches All-Time High of 85.5 Per Cent, May 3, 2016
Ontario Raises $1.97 Billion For Infrastructure Investments, May 2, 2016
From OPSBA Members The Quest, Deep Learning in a Digital World- November 16, 17 & 18,2016, York Region DSB
From Education PARTNERS Webcasts for Educators, Curriculum Services Canada (CSC) CSBA Congress 2016, July 6-9
Embrace Your School Campaign, Heartspeak
BroTalk, a service that speaks directly to teen guys, Kids Help Phone
Youth Outreach Materials, Kids Help Phone
Education Law Newsletter, Miller Thomson LLP
Morning Recess Webinar Series, Miller Thomson LLP
Diploma in School Board Administration, OASBO
Healthy Schools Certification Twitter Contest, Ophea
Professional Learning Winter/Spring Program 2016, Ontario Teachers' Federation (OTF)
Upcoming Health & Safety Training, PSHSA
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Career BOARD
Career Board (from OPSBA members and education partners)
Upcoming Events
2016-17 Meeting Schedule JUNE 2016
OPSBA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING & PROGRAM June 9-12, 2016 Hosted by Eastern Region
AUGUST 2016
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL PLANNING MEETING August14-15
SEPTEMBER 2016
EDUCATION PROGRAM I POLICY DEVELOPMENT JOINT WORK TEAMS September 16, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL September 30, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
BOARD OF DIRECTORS September 30, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. & October 1, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. DoubleTree by Hilton, 108 Chestnut St., Toronto Phone: 844-316-6011 OPSBA Board of Directors Rate: $239 Hotel cut-off date: August 31
NORTHERN REGION DIRECTORS September 30, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
OCTOBER 2016
NORTHERN REGION MEETING & PROGRAM October 14-15, 2016 Valhalla Inn, Thunder Bay Hotel cut-off date: September 23
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL October 28, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
NOVEMBER 2016
REGIONAL MEETINGS November 5
DECEMBER 2016
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL December 2, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
BOARD OF DIRECTORS December 2, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. & December 3, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sheraton Centre Hotel, 123 Queen St W, Toronto Phone: 416-361-1000 or 1-888-627-7175 OPSBA Board of Directors Rate: $179 Hotel cut-off date: October 27
NORTHERN REGION DIRECTORS December 2, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
JANUARY 2017
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL January 18, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
PUBLIC EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM January 19-21, 2017 Sheraton Centre Hotel, Toronto Hotel cut-off date: January 3
REGIONAL MEETINGS January 21 (at PES)
MARCH 2017
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL March 3, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS March 3, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. &
March 41 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sheraton Centre Hotel, 123 Queen St W, Toronto Phone: 416-361-1000 or 1-888-627-7175 OPSBA Board of Directors Rate: $179 Hotel cut-off date: January 31
NORTHERN REGION DIRECTORS March 3, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL March 30
OPSBA1 Toronto
EDUCATION LABOUR RELATIONS & HUMAN RESOURCES CONFERENCE
March 30-31 I 2017 Sheraton Centre Hotel, Toronto Hotel cut-off date: February 28
APRIL 2017
REGIONAL MEETINGS AprilS
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
April 21 I 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
OPSBA1 Toronto
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
April21 I 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. &
April 22 1 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sheraton Centre Hotel, 123 Queen St W, Toronto Phone: 416-361-1000 or 1-888-627-7175 OPSBA Board of Directors Rate: $179 Hotel cut-off date: March 21
NORTHERN REGION DIRECTORS
April 21 I 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
OPSBA1 Toronto
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MAY 2017
EDUCATION PROGRAM I POLICY DEVELOPMENT JOINT WORK TEAMS May 12, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL May 31, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. OPSBA, Toronto
JUNE 2017
OPSBA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING & PROGRAM June 8-11, 2017 Western Trillium House Blue Mountain, Collingwood Hotel cut-off date: May 8
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BOARD & COMMITTEE MEETING LIST 2015-2016
DATE TIME MEETING (Printing Date)
June 7 7:30 p.m. Regular Meeting of the Board June 2
June 14 7:00 p.m. Special Education Advisory Committee June 9
June 15 7:30 p.m. Regular Meeting of the Board June 9 June 22 6:00 p.m. lnstruotional Programs/Currioulum Committee - June 16 CANCELLED
SPECIAL DATES: Retirement Dinner- Thursday, June 9, 2016- Pearson Convention Centre