Student Focused
Strong academics, student well-being, and safe, inclusive schools.
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.
As School Council Chair, Andrew helped deliver a universal pay-what-you-can hot lunch program and reduced screen time during the school day.
Ninety seconds on why Andrew is running — and what a fresh START for our schools looks like.
Student Focused · Trust Restored · Accountability · Results · Transparency
That’s the S.T.A.R.T. plan — a fresh start for the TDSB, rooted in our schools and focused on their future.
Strong academics, student well-being, and safe, inclusive schools.
Fair funding from the Ministry. Better communication and real partnership with parents and families.
Clear expectations, responsible spending, and action when the system is not delivering.
Practical solutions that improve outcomes for students across Ward 3.
Open decision-making so families know how and why choices are made.
TDSB Ward 3 (Parkdale–High Park & Davenport). Find your voting location with My Vote and see the Ward Map.
Advance polls open 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. daily. Vote early and spend election day helping a neighbour get to the polls.
Enter your address on the City of Toronto’s MyVote tool to see your voting location, dates, and what’s on your ballot.
Find My Poll LocationEvery Ontario voter votes in exactly one school board race, and which one appears on your ballot depends on your school support designation.
English public is the default, and English public supporters vote for TDSB trustee. That is this race. If you are registered as a Catholic or French-language school supporter, you cannot vote in this one, but that can be changed any time before October 26.
Thirty seconds on the City’s MyVote page tells you your designation, and your voting location with it.
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Schools exist for students — every decision starts there.
Families deserve a board they can believe in again.
Clear expectations — and follow-through.
Outcomes for students, not announcements.
Open decision-making, from start to finish.
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