Since being elected in 2017 as Georgina’s Public School trustee, I have immersed herself in the school board serving on such committees as chair’s, policy and by-law, property management, director performance review, multi-year plan, student disciplinary, celebrating student success, staff award, well-being, indigenous and a director of the Ontario Public School Board Association. I have been directly involved in the hiring of a new Director, the implementation of the Human Rights office, hiring of the new Integrity Commissioner, as well as highly involved in the 22 directives set out in 2017 by the Minister of Education.

I want to continue my work as your Georgina Public School Trustee and see through the initiatives I have already started to put in place for our students. I am stepping forward again, because I believes that I am a strong voice for Georgina families.  I contiune to been active in the education and safety of children, youth and adults for over 25 years in a number of roles. I was  a former Private School teacher and an Early Childhood Educator for over 19 years.  I am currently your Georgina Public School trustee,  and contiune to work for Salvation Army as an opertational trainer for homeless shelters throughout York Region, Peel and Durham.  I am also a self-employed Health and Safety trainer, and most importantly, a mother of 2 girls aged 10 and 13 years old.  I am highly respected in our community and continues to be actively involved throughout our community through past and present events, committees, local media and as Vice Chair for both Jericho Youth Services and the Briar Hill cemetery board. As a working mother of two children in our School System, I understand what it takes to try to balance and juggle family and life challenges. We all have an interest in our community and our children and would like to find the time to voice what we need. Please allow me to continue to be your voice and a link between the School Board System and Georgina residents.

“Our goal of improving our education system is the same; we must work as a team to achieve needed growth for our students.”