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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

Our Purpose

  1. Support the school and staff in achieving their academic goals
  2. Enhance the learning of students, and:
  3. Create a sense of belonging and community for students and their families 

Meeting Dates/Schedule

All meetings start at 6:30 PM

  • September 21, 2022
  • October 12, 2022
  • November 9, 2022
  • January 11, 2023
  • March 8, 2023
  • April 12, 2023
  • May 10, 2023

School Council Members

Co Chairs: Leighanne Rees & Regina Leuty
Vice Chair: April Hallikas
Secretary: Christine Spencer
Volunteer Coordinator: Stacey Murchison
Key Communications: Raye-Lynn Graham

Fundraising Association Members

Co Chairs: Leighanne Rees & Regina Leuty
Vice Chair: April Hallikas
Secretary: Christine Spencer
Officers: Megan Goldie & Stephanie Dewar
Casino Chairperson: Marnie Turner

Contact the School Council

Email: councils.kennethdtaylor@gmail.com

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