2017 - 2018 School Council
| Co-Chairs | Lindsay Cook & Stephanie
Haldane |
| Secretary | Corrina Novotny, |
| Treasurer | Stacey
Lindsay |
| Community Representative | Tammy Bowins |
| Teacher Representatives | Mrs. Fitzpatrick & Mrs. Fabian |
| School Administrators | Bill Floyd - Principal
Colin McIntosh - Vice-Principal |
Voting Council Members (still to be revised for this year)
Andrea Rourke
Bonnie Campbell
Ivy Martin
Susan Knight
Jenn Cummings
Joanne Pearson
Kate Hobson
Jessica Lougheed
Tara Whiteside
2017 - 18
September 27 2017AGENDA - School Council - Mountain View.pdf
2016 - 17
March 6
January 13
November 28
November 7th Meeting
Events and Initiatives for 2016-17
- Holiday Fair
- Purchase of Robotics and STEAM learning supplies - Dash & Dot (5), Osmo (5), Lego Mindstorms sets (8),
Meeting Dates for 2016-17 School Year
October 5, November 7, November 28, No December Meeting, January 16th, February6th, March 6th, April 3rd, May 1st
Note: In the case of inclement weather an email will be sent out that day to notify the community if the meeting is cancelled. Please check your email if the weather is or may become a concern.
Minutes of the meetings will be posted after they are approved at the next meeting. For example, October's minutes are approved at the November meeting and will be posted here after the November meeting.
Every school has a school council—a group focused on helping all students succeed.
School councils are groups of parents, community representatives, teaching and non-teaching employees, students and the school principal. Through the active participation of parents, school councils work to improve student achievement and enhance the accountability of the education system to parents.
Support for school councils is provided by the Simcoe County District School Board’s Parent Involvement Committee.
Why join us on school council?
Involvement in school council is a meaningful, hands-on way to have a direct, positive impact on your child’s educational experience. Research shows that when parents are involved in their child’s education, the level of student achievement increases.