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​One of the most important ways parents/guardians and community members can make a meaningful difference for students is by participating on the school council. Under the Education Act, a school council is a collective association designed to advise the principal and the CBE Board of Trustees on matters related to the school. School councils have legislated advisory. They are different from Parent Societies & Associations, whose main function is to raise funds for the school.​​ You can find more details in the CBE School Council Handbook​.​

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School Council

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See our Calendar page for dates and times.

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Vice Chair:  
Treasurer:  
Secretary:  
Key Communications:  
Community Representative:  
Volunteer Coordinator:  

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