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Board of Education

Board of Education

School Board Members Roles and Responsibilities

Gulf Island residents elect the Gulf Islands School Board, a group of seven trustees, at large every four years. The community elects the board to represent them in the conduct of public education, and to exercise their judgment in setting policies and making decisions.

The is the provincial legislation that defines the powers and duties of school boards, and the duties, rights and responsibilities of other partners in the public education community, including students, parents, teachers, principals and members of the community. The provincial has responsibility for public education in British Columbia, sets the basic curriculum and provides the school district’s funding.

The board establishes advisory committees to consult with a variety of partners, and makes decisions on the basis of clear educational philosophy and goals in keeping with the board’s Mission Statements.

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Photo of Trustee and Vice Chair Chaya Katrensky

Board Chair, Chaya Katrensky
Saturna Island
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Vice Chair, Deborah Luporini
Mayne Island

Photo of Trustee and Board Chair Tisha Boulter

Tisha Boulter
Salt Spring Island

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Jeannine Georgeson
Galiano Island
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Greg Lucas
Pender Islands
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Nancy Macdonald
Salt Spring Island
Photo of Trustee Rob Pingle

Rob Pingle
Salt Spring Island











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