DETERMINING WHETHER TO STAY THE COURSE OR GO IN NEW DIRECTION
“Our current Strategic Priorities have been serving us well, but after three years we’re at a crossroads, and we want to hear from our students, staff, parents and communities to help us determine whether we should maintain the current path or head in a new direction,” Nasello says.
Throughout the next four months, Nasello will also hear from the Board’s clergy partners, examine issues from a First Nation Métis and Inuit perspective, and receive input on topics such as special education and welcoming newcomers from Syria and elsewhere.
“We’re committed to transparency and accountability and that means we want to hear from as many voices in our system as possible,” Nasello says.