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London Catholic trustees question province’s new family support offices (opens the original)
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Two London Catholic trustees are criticizing the province’s new family support offices, saying families are better served by having direct access to elected trustees. “Our communication model is based on direct access to elected trustees. When families need support, the expectation is that they contact a trustee,” said Gabe Pizzuti, chair of the London District Catholic school board. “Families can contact a trustee who lives in their community, knows their schools and understands their situation
Q+A: Retiring London Catholic school board trustee reflects on 40 years (opens the original)
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Known as a voice of reason on the London District Catholic school board, longtime trustee Bill Hall, 84, is calling it quits after four decades in office. His departure comes at one of the most tumultuous times for school trustees in Ontario. He spoke with The Free Press about his tenure. Q. Forty years ago, why did you decide to become a trustee? A. “My kids were in school. I had an interest in what was going on with their education. I thought, ‘Why don’t I just put my name in and run for the s
No livestreams, fewer public meetings at supervised Thames Valley board (opens the original)
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More than a year after the Thames Valley District school board was placed under provincial supervision, some meetings continue to be held behind closed doors while public meetings are no longer livestreamed. “What we have seen under supervision is quite troubling, and that’s a problem for anybody that cares about the issue of parents’ involvement in schools and special education as well,” said Marianne Larsen, a Thames Valley trustee and scholar specializing in education policy. “My sense is the
No livestreams, fewer public meetings at supervised Thames Valley board (opens the original)
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More than a year after the Thames Valley District school board was placed under provincial supervision, some meetings continue to be held behind closed doors while public meetings are no longer livestreamed. “What we have seen under supervision is quite troubling, and that’s a problem for anybody that cares about the issue of parents’ involvement in schools and special education as well,” said Marianne Larsen, a Thames Valley trustee and scholar specializing in education policy. “My sense is the
London-area school board elections: Who’s running and what’s changed (opens the original)
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In the run-up to the Oct. 26 election, LFP reporter Heather Rivers Davey takes a deep dive into the school board trustee races to see who is running and why they are seeking office at a time of significant change. Despite a very different role than in the past, candidates are still widely signing up in London, with just one acclamation and 18 candidates competing for six positions. That runs contrary to “a common misconception” that school board trustee elections are characterized by widespread
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