Excellence
Implementing programs that enhance student learning, support mental well-being, and foster a safe and inclusive school environment.
Parkdale–High Park & Davenport · Election day Monday, October 26, 2026
“I am a devoted leader committed to elevating educational standards and ensuring fair opportunities for all students.”
As a passionate advocate for public education, student achievement, and parent engagement, I am not satisfied with the status quo. Strong partnerships between schools and families lead to better outcomes for students — the TDSB should make it easier for parents to engage and advocate for their children’s needs.
I am seeking to be a Trustee to advocate for individual students and families to receive a high quality education and necessary supports, and to hold TDSB staff accountable for a supportive and enriching learning environment.
PaRents Engaging for Student Success
That’s what PRESS stands for — and it’s the goal behind all four priorities: a TDSB that listens to families and delivers for students.
Implementing programs that enhance student learning, support mental well-being, and foster a safe and inclusive school environment.
Using existing resources and staff efficiently, and demanding transparency and accountability from the TDSB and the Ministry of Education.
Building strong partnerships with parents, community organizations, and local businesses — a collaborative network for students and families.
Holding school and board staff to account — pressing for change where warranted with existing policies or new ones, never the path of least resistance.
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Every student deserves a school that helps them do their best work — and feel safe doing it.
Families deserve to know how decisions are made and how resources are used.
A stronger community starts with listening — and acting on what we hear.
Never the path of least resistance — results for students come first.
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