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November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf

PEEL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board, held in the Board Room, the H. J. A. Brown Education Centre, 5650 Hurontario Street, Mississauga, Ontario on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at 19:45 hours. Members present:

Suzanne Nurse, Vice-Chair Stan Cameron Beryl Ford David Green Meredith Johnson Steve Kavanagh

Sue Lawton Brad MacDonald Harinder Malhi Jeff White Rick Williams

Member absent: (apologies received)

Janet McDougald, Chair

Student Trustees: Linda Bui, Student Trustee North May Zou, Student Trustee South

Administration: Christine Beal, Controller, Finance Support Services Dawn Beckett-Morton, Director, Human Resources Support Services Shelley Bortolotto, Assistant Director, Human Resources Support Services Wendy Dowling, Superintendent of Education Anthony Edwards, Superintendent of Education Ina Fournier, Superintendent of Education Jaspal Gill, Controller, Facilities and Environmental Support Services Mark Haarmann, Superintendent of Education Mark Keating, Chief Information Officer Carla Kisko, Associate Director, Operational Support Services Hazel Mason, Superintendent of Education Scott Moreash, Coordinating Superintendent Shawn Moynihan, Superintendent, Curriculum and Instruction Support Services David Neale, Controller, Transportation and Corporate Support Services Tony Pontes, Director of Education Patricia Rossall, Superintendent of Education, Alternative Programs Elizabeth Sinclair-Artwell, Superintendent of Education, Continuing and Adult Education Louise Sirisko, Superintendent, Special Education Support Services Marion Smith, Executive Assistant Shirley-Ann Teal, Superintendent of Education, Early Learning Program Pam Tomasevic, Associate Director, Instructional Support Services Joy Uniac, Superintendent of Education

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf Administration: (Continued)

Brian Woodland, Director, Communications and Community Relations Support Services Randy Wright, Controller, Planning and Accommodation Support Services

Nicole Fernandes, Board Reporter

1. Open Session

In the absence of Chair McDougald, Vice-Chair Nurse chaired the meeting. The Open Session commenced with the singing of O’Canada.

2. Approval of Agenda The following changes were made to the agenda: Item 6.1 Retirements: Anne Joyce (revised retirement date) Item 6.1 a) Retirements (addendum circulated) Item 10.1 Change in Application Process for the International Business and Technology

(IBT) at Gordon Graydon Memorial and / or Meadowvale Secondary Schools (added)

Item 11.3 OPSBA Fast Report: Volume 24, No. 38 (added) Resolution No. 12-271 seconded by Harinder Malhi

moved by Jeff White

Resolved, that the agenda, as amended, be approved. .............. carried (2/3rds' majority)

3. Special Presentation by Skills Ontario: Skills Work! School Board Award of Distinction Superintendent of Education, Alternative Programs, Patricia Rossall, reported on Skills Canada and the Ontario Technological Skills Competition. She indicated that students participate in the board-sponsored Peel Technological Skills Challenge to qualify for the Ontario Technological Skills competition. Students compete in teams in areas such as, technology, robotics, animation, construction, carpentry, electronics, video editing, etc. Through collaborative problem-solving, critical thinking, hard work and determination, teams compete for prizes and the opportunity to advance to the provincial competition.

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 3. Special Presentation by Skills Ontario: Skills Work! School Board Award of

Distinction (Continued) Principal, Student Success/Learning to 18, Adrian Graham, explained that Peel values all program pathways and staff look for authentic experiential learning opportunities that allow students to explore those pathways. He stated that the Peel Technological Skills Challenges and the Skills Ontario competition offer students the opportunity to develop 21st century learning skills. A video created by Louise Arbour Secondary School about the Peel competition was shown to trustees. Adrian Graham commended the dedication of staff, and he thanked teachers and students from the 60 schools who took part in the competitions. He expressed appreciation for the work of Harpreet Neelam, Instructional Coordinator for Science and Technology, in organizing the Peel competition. He also thanked West Credit Secondary School and Tomken Road Middle School for hosting the event. Scott Verhoevie reported that, as School Liaison Officer at Skills Ontario, he speaks to students about careers and options in skilled trades and technology, and provides information about the Skills Ontario competition. He reported that the competition is held in Waterloo with 63 different contests, and approximately 1900 students competing each year. The competition is the largest in Canada and held in a 35,000 sq ft facility. He stated that Peel students are strong competitors and, this year, the Peel DSB was the highest ranked school board in the competition. Scott Verhoevie named Peel schools which were placed, including a gold and silver medals to Fletcher’s Meadow and Port Credit Secondary Schools, and bronze medals to Brampton Centennial, Turner Fenton, Fletcher’s Meadow and Port Credit Secondary Schools. Also recognized were the Peel elementary schools who were placed in the competition, including gold medals to Allan Drive and Tomken Road Middle Schools, silver medal to Camilla Road Middle School, and bronze medal to Calderstone, Hillcrest amd Tomken Road Middle Schools. John Olana, gold medal w inner at the OTSC and bronze medalist in the national competit ion in IT Netw ork Support, and Kenisha Besson, silver medalist in Restaurant Service then spoke about their experiences at the competit ion. They thanked Principal of Fletcher’s Meadow Secondary School, Mary Nanavati, and their teachers for their help w ith the competit ion. Director Pontes and Vice Chair Nurse w ere then presented w ith the Skills Canada Aw ard of Dist inction plaque from Scott Verhoevie.

4. Conflict of Interest There were no conflicts of interest declared.

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 5. Minutes of the Supplementary Meeting of the Board, November 6, 2012 Minutes of the Physical Planning and Building Committee, November 6, 2012 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board, November 13 2012 Minutes of the Extraordinary Meeting of the Board, November 21, 2012

Resolution No. 12-272 seconded by Meredith Johnson

moved by Beryl Ford

Resolved: 1. That, the Minutes of the Supplementary Meeting of the Board, held

November 6, 2012, be approved; 2. That, the Minutes of the Physical Planning and Building Committee Meeting, held

November 6, 2012, be received; 3. That, the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board, held November 13, 2012, be

approved; 4. That, the Minutes of the Extraordinary Meeting of the Board, held

November 21, 2012, be approved. .............. carried

6. Written Questions There were no written questions.

7. Notices of Motion and Petitions There were no notices of motion and petitions.

8. Special Section for Receipt Resolution No. 12-273 seconded by David Green

moved by Steve Kavanagh

Resolved, that the following items, be received: 1. Retirements:

Karen Adlam Janice Dwyer Laura Francis Margaret Fulton

Anne Joyce* Carol Kessler Patricia Moorhouse Gail Shotlander

Frank Sinopoli Mona Walrond Lusper Weir Bonnie Jaakkimainen

*retirement date effective December 31, 2012 2. Good News (Principal Mary Nanavati awarded Zonta Club’s 2012 Woman of

Achievement Award) ………………………

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 8. Special Section for Receipt (Continued)

Referring to Item 6.2, a trustee extended congratulations to Mary Nanavati, Principal of Fletcher’s Meadow Secondary School on receiving the Zonta Club’s 2012 Woman of Achievement Award. The trustee remarked that the Board was proud of the recognition conferred on Principal Nanavati for her contributions and her trailblazer efforts in the community through the many initiatives she launched during her career in Peel.

……………………… Resolution No. 12-273

.............. carried

9. Response to Petition re Busing for Grades 7-8 Allan Drive Middle School Students

At the Regular Meeting of the Board held on November 13, 2012, Trustee Stan Cameron tabled a petition signed by 40 families in the Allan Drive Middle School community, requesting that busing be provided to Grades 7-8 students, who are currently being bused to Grade 6 at the school. Resolution No. 12-274 seconded by Brad MacDonald

moved by Stan Cameron

Resolved, that the Response to the Petition re Busing for Grades 7-8 Allan Drive Middle School Students, be received. .............. carried

10. Recommendations of the Physical Planning and Building Committee, November 19, 2012 A trustee drew Board Members’ attention to Fletcher’s Meadow #2 Secondary School, and he noted that the delivery of this school is delayed one more year because of the lack of funding from the Ministry. The Ministry has indicated that the capital projects budget is overspent, and therefore, funding will not be provided to build this school. Resolution No. 12-275 seconded by Rick Williams

moved by David Green

Resolved, that the following recommendations arising from a Supplementary Meeting of the Physical Planning and Building Committee (Annual Planning Document), held on November 19, 2012, be approved: 1) New Schools (2014 – 2023) i) That, the capital plan for 2014 be approved for the following 2 new schools, subject to

the availability of funding from the Ministry of Education:

Project Name Municipality PDSB App.

EDU Funding SOE Trustee

1 . Dundas-Fairview P.S. M No No AE JM 2. Brameast # 5 P.S. B No No PD HM

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 10. Recommendations of the Physical Planning and Building Committee,

November 19, 2012 (Continued) ii) That, the 2015 - 2023 capital plan for new schools be received, and be adjusted

subject to the availability of funding from the Ministry of Education.

2) Additions and Renovations to Existing Schools That, in order to accommodate Year 4 implementation of Full-Day Kindergarten (FDK), expansion, additions and/or renovations to the following 21 schools be approved. (These projects have already been approved for provincial funding.)

FDK Year 4 School Org. Municipality PDSB App.

EDU Funding

Total # of New

Kindergarten Classrooms

Required SOE Trustee 1 Artesian Drive P.S. K-5 Mississauga No Yes 2 PB BM/MJ 2 Belfountain P.S. K-6 Caledon No Yes 1 JU SC 3 Caledon East P.S. K-8 Caledon No Yes 1 JU SC 4 Cherrytree P.S. K-4 Brampton No Yes 6 HzM DG 5 Eastbourne Drive P.S. K-5 Brampton No Yes 4 JC BF/HM 6 Forest Glen P.S. K-5 Mississauga No Yes 4 IF SL 7 Goldcrest P.S. K-5 Brampton No Yes 1 JC BF 8 Harold F.Loughin P.S. K-5 Brampton No Yes 1 HzM DG 9 Haw thorn P.S. K-8 Mississauga No Yes 1 CS JM

10 Helen Wilson P.S. K-5 Brampton No Yes 1 HzM DG 11 Hickory Wood P.S. K-5 Brampton No Yes 3 HzM SK 12 Kindree P.S. K-5 Mississauga No Yes 1 PG MJ 13 Levi Creek P.S. K-5 Mississauga No Yes 1 CS JW/MJ 14 McBride Avenue P.S. K-6 Mississauga No Yes 1 CS JW 15 Meadow vale Village P.S. K-5 Mississauga No Yes 1 CS JW 16 Oscar Peterson P.S. K-5 Mississauga No Yes 2 PB MJ 17 Parkw ay P.S. K-5 Brampton No Yes 1 HzM DG 18 Russell D. Barber P.S. K-5 Brampton No Yes 1 JC BF 19 Sett ler's Green P.S. K-6 Mississauga No Yes 1 PG MJ 20 Westacres P.S. K-6 Mississauga No Yes 2 IF JM 21 Whiteoaks P.S. K-5 Mississauga No Yes 3 WD BM

39 (Note: Total number of new kindergarten classrooms required may be adjusted as the projects move forward.)

3) Accommodation Review

i) That, the Board receive the following list of schools at under 60% capacity:

School Ministry Rated

Capacity

Full-Time Equivalent Enrolment

Sept. 28/12

Capacity Utilizat ion

(%) Family of Schools Mun. SOE Trustee

Clarkson P.S. 233 94 40% Clarkson M WD BM Westacres P.S. 245 102 41% Gordon Graydon M IF JM T.L. Kennedy S.S. 1 ,260 670 53% T.L. Kennedy M AE JM/ SL


November 19, 2012 (Continued) ii) That, no new Accommodation Review Committees be established at this time. iii) That, a committee be established to review secondary enrolments and

accommodation south of Highway 401, with representation from the Superintendents of Education, Principals and Planning staff, and that the committee report to the Board in the Fall of 2013.

4) Boundary Changes (For Public Information)

1) Brameast # 5 Public School (K-Grade 8) – New School and New Boundary

Be it proposed for public consultation that, effective September 2013, the K–Grade 8 boundary for Brameast # 5 Public School, phasing in beginning with K-Grade 7, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of McVean Drive and Castlemore Road then east along Castlemore Road to the rear property line of 2 Julian Drive then south along the western rear property lines of Julian Drive to the southern rear property line of Princess Andrea Court then east along the southern rear property lines of Princess Andrea Court to The Gore Road then south along The Gore Road to Cottrelle Boulevard then west along Cottrelle Boulevard to the West Humber River then southwest along the West Humber River to McVean Drive then north along McVean Drive to the point of commencement. 2) Brameast # 4 Public School (K–Grade 8) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public consultation that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 8 boundary for Brameast # 4 Public School, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Castlemore Road and the watercourse then east along Castlemore Road to Highway 50 then south along Highway 50 to Bellchase Trail then west along Bellchase Trail to Clarkway Drive then north along Clarkway Drive to Castle Oaks Crossing then west along Castle Oaks Crossing to the watercourse then north along the watercourse to the point of commencement. 3) Castlemore Public School (K-Grade 8) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public consultation that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 8 boundary for Castlemore Public School, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Castlemore Road and the rear property line of 2 Julian Drive then east along Castlemore Road to the watercourse then south along the watercourse to Cottrelle Boulevard


November 19, 2012 (Continued)

3) Castlemore Public School (K-Grade 8) – Boundary Change (Continued) then west along Cottrelle Boulevard to The Gore Road then north along The Gore Road to the southern rear property line of Princess Andrea Court then west along the southern rear property lines of Princess Andrea Court to the rear property lines of Julian Drive then north along the western rear property lines of Julian Drive to the point of commencement. 4) Claireville Public School (K–Grade 5) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public consultation that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 5 boundary for Claireville Public School, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Cottrelle Boulevard and the West Humber River then east along Cottrelle Boulevard to The Gore Road then south along The Gore Road to Queen Street East then southeast along Queen Street East to Highway 50 then southwest along Highway 50 and the Brampton-Vaughan City Limits to Highway 407 then west along Highway 407 to Gorewood Drive then north along Gorewood Drive, Claireville Conservation Road and McVean Drive to the West Humber River then northeast along the West Humber River to the point of commencement. 5) Calderstone Middle School (Grades 6-8) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public consultation that, effective September 2013, the Grade 6-8 boundary for Calderstone Middle School, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Cottrelle Boulevard and Airport Road then east along Cottrelle Boulevard to Goreway Drive then north along Goreway Drive to Castlemore Road then east along Castlemore Road to McVean Drive then south along McVean Drive to the West Humber River then northeast along the West Humber River to Cottrelle Boulevard then east along Cottrelle Boulevard to The Gore Road then south along The Gore Road to Queen Street East then southeast along Queen Street East to Highway 50 then southwest along Highway 50 and the Brampton-Vaughan City Limits to Highway 407 then west along Highway 407 to Airport Road then north along Airport Road to the point of commencement.



6) Huttonville Public School (Grades 4-5) – Boundary Change and Re-organization Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the Grades 4-5 boundary for Huttonville Public School, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Winston Churchill Boulevard and Highway 7 then east along Highway 7 to Mississauga Road then south along Mississauga Road to the Brampton/Mississauga City Limits then northwest along the Brampton/Mississauga City Limits to Winston Churchill Boulevard then north along Winston Churchill Boulevard to the point of commencement. 7) Huttonville Public School (Grades 6-8) – Boundary Change and Re-organization Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the Grades 6-8 boundary for Huttonville Public School, be as follows: Part 1 Commencing at the intersection of Winston Churchill Boulevard and Highway 7 then east along Highway 7 to Mississauga Road then south along Mississauga Road to the Brampton/Mississauga City Limits then northwest along the Brampton/Mississauga City Limits to Winston Churchill Boulevard then north along Winston Churchill Boulevard to the point of commencement. Part 2 Commencing at the intersection of Highway 7 and James Potter Road then east along Highway 7 to the Railway then southeast along the Railway to Chinguacousy Road then south along Chinguacousy Road to Queen Street West then west along Queen Street West to Springbrook Tributary then north along Springbrook Tributary to Creditview Road then north along Creditview Road to James Potter Road then northwest along James Potter Road to the point of commencement. Part 3 Commencing at the intersection of Chinguacousy Road and the Railway then south along Chinguacousy Road to Steeles Avenue West then west along Steeles Avenue West to the Railway then north, northeast and east along the railway to the point of commencement. 8) Bramwest Sub Area 1 # 1 Public School (K-Grade 8) – New School, New

Boundary and Holding Boundary Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 3 boundary for Bramwest Sub Area 1 # 1 Public School, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Winston Churchill Boulevard and Highway 7 then east along Highway 7 to Mississauga Road


November 19, 2012 (Continued) 8) Bramwest Sub Area 1 # 1 Public School (K-Grade 8) – New School, New

Boundary and Holding Boundary (Cont’d) then south along Mississauga Road to Queen Street West then east along Queen Street West to the Credit River then southeast along the Credit River to the Railway then south along the Railway to Steeles Avenue West then west along Steeles Avenue West to a point before Churchville Road then southwest along the rear property lines on the east side of Churchville Road to the southernmost rear property line of Shuter Lane then southeast along the rear property lines of Outlook Avenue to the rear property lines of Neopolitan Road then east along the rear property lines of Neopolitan Road to the Railway then south along the Railway to the Brampton/Mississauga City Limits then west along the Brampton/Mississauga City Limits to Winston Churchill Boulevard then north along Winston Churchill Boulevard to the point of commencement. Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the Grades 4-8 boundary for Bramwest Sub Area 1 # 1 Public School, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Mississauga Road and Queen Street West then east along Queen Street West to the Credit River then southeast along the Credit River to the Railway then south along the Railway to Steeles Avenue West then west along Steeles Avenue West to a point before Churchville Road then southwest along the rear property lines on the east side of Churchville Road to the southernmost rear property line of Shuter Lane then southeast along the rear property lines of Outlook Avenue to the rear property lines of Neopolitan Road then east along the rear property lines of Neopolitan Road to the Railway then south along the Railway to the Brampton/Mississauga City Limits then west along the Brampton/Mississauga City Limits to Mississauga Road then north along Mississauga Road to the point of commencement. Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, new K-Grade 8 students from the following holding boundary be directed to Bramwest Sub Area 1 # 1 Public School: Commencing at the intersection of the Credit River and Queen Street West then east along Queen Street West to Chinguacousy Road then south along Chinguacousy Road to the Railway then west and south along the Railway to the Credit River then northwest along the Credit River to the point of commencement.


November 19, 2012 (Continued) 9) Credit Valley Sub Area 2 # 2 Public School (K-Grade 8) – New School and New

Boundary Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 8 boundary for Credit Valley Sub Area 2 # 2 Public School, phasing in beginning with K-Grade 7, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Mississauga Road and Highway 7 then east along Highway 7 to James Potter Road then southeast along James Potter Road to Creditview Road then south along Creditview Road to Springbrook Tributary then south along the Springbrook Tributary to the northern rear property lines of Maybeck Drive then west along the northern rear property lines of Maybeck Drive to the rear property lines of Dalmeny Drive then south and west along the rear property lines of Dalmeny Drive to Dalmeny Drive then west along Dalmeny Drive and the northern rear property lines of Cains Street to Huttonville Creek then south along Huttonville Creek to Queen Street West then west along Queen Street West to Mississauga Road then north along Mississauga Road to the point of commencement. 10) James Potter Public School (K-Grade 5) - Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 5 boundary for James Potter Public School, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Highway 7 and James Potter Road then east along Highway 7 to the Railway then southeast along the Railway to Chinguacousy Road then south along Chinguacousy Road to Queen Street West then west along Queen Street West to Springbrook Tributary then north along Springbrook Tributary to Creditview Road then north along Creditview Road to James Potter Road then northwest along James Potter Road to the point of commencement. Note: James Potter Public School students will continue to attend Huttonville Public School

for Grades 6–8.


November 19, 2012 (Continued) 11) Fairview Public School (K-Grade 5) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 5 boundary for Fairview Public School be as follows. Grade 4 students enrolled at Fairview Public School during the 2012-2013 school year will be allowed to remain at Fairview Public School for their graduating year. Commencing at the intersection of Burnhamthorpe Road West and Duke of York Boulevard then east along Burnhamthorpe Road West to Hurontario Street then south along Hurontario Street to Elm Drive then west along Elm Drive to Kariya Drive then south along Kariya Drive to the rear property line of the most northern house on Omeath Court then east along the northern property line of the most northern house on Omeath Court to Omeath Court then south along Omeath Court to Central Parkway West then east along Central Parkway West to Hurontario Street then south along Hurontario Street to the Railway then west along the Railway to Mary Fix Creek then north along Mary Fix Creek to Central Parkway West then east along Central Parkway West to the path located between Copernicus Drive and Commonwealth Drive then north along the path located between Copernicus Drive and Commonwealth Circle to Webb Drive then east along Webb Drive to Duke of York Boulevard then north along Duke of York Boulevard to the point of commencement. 12) Munden Park Public School (K-Grade 5) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 5 boundary for Munden Park Public School, be as follows: Part 1 Commencing at the intersection of Cliff Road and Queensway East then east along Queensway East to Cawthra Road then south along Cawthra Road to the QEW then west along the QEW to Cliff Road then north along Cliff Road to the point of commencement. Part 2 Commencing at the intersection of Burnhamthorpe Road West and Mavis Road then east along Burnhamthorpe Road West to Duke of York Boulevard then south along Duke of York Boulevard to Webb Drive then west along Webb Drive to the path located between Copernicus Drive and Commonwealth Circle then south along the path located between Copernicus Drive and Commonwealth Drive to Central Parkway West


November 19, 2012 (Continued) 12) Munden Park Public School (K-Grade 5) – Boundary Change (Cont’d) then west along Central Parkway West to Mary Fix Creek then south along Mary Fix Creek to the Railway then west along the Railway to Mavis Road then north along Mavis Road to the point of commencement. 13) Shaw Public School (K-Grade 5) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 5 boundary for Shaw Public School, be as follows. Grade 4 students enrolled at Shaw Public School during the 2012-2013 school year will be allowed to remain at Shaw Public School for their graduating year. Commencing at the intersection of Countryside Drive and Torbram Road then east along Countryside Drive to Airport Road then south along Airport Road to Yellow Avens Boulevard then west along Yellow Avens Boulevard to the southern side property line of 100 Yellow Avens Boulevard then west along the southern side property line of 100 Yellow Avens Boulevard and the rear property lines on September Place to the rear property lines of Bay Breeze Drive and Deckman Street then south along the rear property lines on Deckman Street and Bay Breeze Drive to the southern property line of 295 Mountain Ash Road then west along the southern side property line of 295 Mountain Ash Road to Mountain Ash Road then south along Mountain Ash Road to the southern property line of Gray Whale Park then west along the southern property line of Grey Whale Park and the rear property lines of the properties on Whale Cove Court to Grey Whale Road then west along Grey Whale Road and Arctic Willow Road to the rear property line of 10 Midnight Sun Trail then south along the rear property lines of 10 Midnight Sun Trail to the rear property lines of Arctic Willow Road and Cape Dorset Crescent then west along the rear property lines of Arctic Willow Road and Cape Dorset Crescent to the West Humber River then northwest along the West Humber River to Torbram Road then north along Torbram Road to the point of commencement. 14) Eagle Plains Public School (K-Grade 5) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 5 boundary for Eagle Plains Public School, be as follows: Commencing at Torbram Road and the West Humber River then southeast along the West Humber River to a point between the rear property lines of Arctic Willow Road and Cape Dorset Crescent


November 19, 2012 (Continued) 14) Eagle Plains Public School (K-Grade 5) – Boundary Change (Cont’d) then east along the rear property lines of Arctic Willow Road and Cape Dorset Crescent to the rear property line of 6 Midnight Sun Trail then north along the rear property lines of 6 Midnight Sun Trail to the rear property line of 10 Midnight Sun Trail then north along the rear property line of 10 Midnight Sun Trail to Arctic Willow Road then east along Arctic Willow Road and Grey Whale Road to the rear property line of 26 Whale Cove Court then south and east along the rear property lines of the properties on Whale Cove Court to the southern property line of Grey Whale Park then east along the southern property line of Gray Whale Park to Mountain Ash Road then north along Mountain Ash Road to 295 Mountain Ash Road then east along the southern side property line of 295 Mountain Ash Road to the rear property lines of Bay Breeze Drive and Deckman Street then north along the rear property lines on Bay Breeze Drive and Deckman Street to the rear property lines of the lots on September Place then east along the rear property lines on September Place and the southern side property line of 100 Yellow Avens Boulevard to Yellow Avens Boulevard then southeast along Yellow Avens Boulevard to Airport Road then south along Airport Road to Sandalwood Parkway East then northwest along Sandalwood Parkway East to Torbram Road then north along Torbram Road to the point of commencement. 15) Earnscliffe Senior Public School (Grades 6-8) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the Grades 6-8 boundary for Earnscliffe Senior Public School, phasing in commencing with Grade 6, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Bramalea Road and Queen Street East then east along Queen Street East to Airport Road then south along Airport Road to Highway 407 then southwest along Highway 407 to Bramalea Road then north along Bramalea Road to the point of commencement. 16) Greenbriar Senior Public School (Grades 6-8) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the Grades 6-8 boundary for Greenbriar Senior Public School, phasing in commencing with Grade 6, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Bramalea Road and Bovaird Drive East then east along Bovaird Drive East to Goreway Drive then south along Goreway Drive to Cottrelle Boulevard then west along Cottrelle Boulevard to Airport Road then south along Airport Road to Queen Street East then west along Queen Street East to Bramalea Road then north along Bramalea Road to the point of commencement.



17) Glenforest Secondary School (Grades 9-12) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the Grades 9-12 boundary for Glenforest Secondary School, be as follows. Students enrolled at Glenforest Secondary School during the 2012-2013 school year will be allowed to remain at Glenforest Secondary School. Commencing at Tomken Road and Highway 401 then southeast along Highway 401 to the City of Mississauga boundary then south along the City of Mississauga boundary to Eglinton Avenue East then west along Eglinton Avenue East to the City of Mississauga boundary then south along the City of Mississauga boundary to Dundas Street East then west along Dundas Street East to Dixie Road then north along Dixie Road to Eglinton Avenue East then west along Eglinton Avenue East to Tomken Road then north along Tomken Road to the point of commencement. 18) Applewood Heights Secondary School (Grades 9-12) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the Grades 9-12 boundary for Applewood Heights Secondary School, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Hurontario Street and Highway 401 then southeast along Highway 401 to Tomken Road then south along Tomken Road to Eglinton Avenue East then east along Eglinton Avenue East to Dixie Road then south along Dixie Road to Dundas Street East then west along Dundas Street East to Cawthra Road then north along Cawthra Road to Silver Creek Boulevard then northwest along Silver Creek Boulevard to Mississauga Valley Boulevard then north along Mississauga Valley Boulevard to Molly Avenue then north along Molly Avenue to Burnhamthorpe Road East then east along Burnhamthorpe Road East to Cawthra Road then north along Cawthra Road to Highway 403 then west along Highway 403 to a point between Farwell Crescent and Orange Walk Crescent then north along the rear property lines of Farwell Crescent, Orange Walk Crescent, Ashley Avenue, Yorkminster Crescent and Centretown Way to Eglinton Avenue West then east along Eglinton Avenue West to McLaughlin Road then north along McLaughlin Road to Britannia Road West then east along Britannia Road West to Hurontario Street then north along Hurontario Street to the point of commencement.



19) Janet I. McDougald Public School (K-Grade 5) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 5 boundary for Janet I. McDougald Public School, phasing in beginning with K-Grade 3, be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Carmen Drive and the QEW then east along the QEW to the City of Mississauga boundary then south along the City of Mississauga boundary to Lake Ontario then west along Lake Ontario to a point mid way between Wanita Road and The Thicket then north along a line mid way between Wanita Road and The Thicket to Lakeshore Road East then north along a line mid way between Seneca Avenue and Roosevelt Road to the Railway then north along a line mid way between Lakebreeze Drive and Mineola Gardens to a point north of Mineola Road East then northeast and northwest along a line mid way between Trotwood Avenue and Elaine Trail to a point along the rear property lines of Elaine Trail then north along a line mid way between Carmen Drive and Credition Parkway to a point south of the QEW then east along a point south of the QEW to Carmen Drive then north along Carmen Drive to the point of commencement. 20) Westacres Public School (K-Grade 6) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 6 boundary for Westacres Public School, phasing in beginning with K-Grade 3, be as follows: Part 1 Commencing at the intersection of Cawthra Road and Dundas Street East then east along Dundas Street East to the City of Mississauga boundary then southwest along the City of Mississauga boundary to the QEW then west along the QEW to Cawthra Road then north along Cawthra Road to the point of commencement. Part 2 Commencing at the intersection of Dixie Road and Eglinton Avenue then east along Eglinton Avenue to Eastgate Parkway then south along Eastgate Parkway to Fieldgate Drive then south along Fieldgate Drive to Burnhamthorpe Road East then west along Burnhamthorpe Road East to Dixie Road then north along Dixie Road to the point of commencement.



21) Brian W. Fleming Public School (K-Grade 5) – Boundary Change Be it proposed for public information that, effective September 2013, the K-Grade 5 boundary for Brian W. Fleming Public School, phasing in beginning with K-Grade 3, be as follows: Commencing at Dixie Road and a point just north of Winding Trail then east along a line between Williamsport Drive and Gulleden Drive to a point east of Havenwood Drive then south along a line east of Havenwood Drive to a point south of Haven Glenn then east along Haven Glenn to the rear property lines on the west side of Bannerhill Avenue then south along the rear property lines on the west side of Bannerhill Avenue to Williamsport Drive then east along Williamsport Drive to a point just west of Wavell Crescent then south along a line just west of Wavell Crescent to Bloor Street then east along Bloor Street to a point east of Fieldgate Drive then south following the side property line of the property on the south side of Bloor Street to the rear property line of that property on the south side of Bloor Street then east along the rear property lines of the properties on the south side of Bloor Street to the City of Mississauga boundary then south along the City of Mississauga boundary to Dundas Street East then west along Dundas Street East to Dixie Road then north along Dixie Road to the point of commencement. 5) School Reorganization

i) Springdale Public School Be it proposed that, effective September 2013, Springdale Public School be organized as a K-Grade 6 school. ii) Allan A. Martin Senior Public School – Regional Learning Choices Program

International Business and Technology (IBT) – Reorganization Be it proposed that, effective September 2013, Allan A. Martin Senior Public School be organized as Grades 6-8 for the IBT Regional Learning Choices Program, and the Grade 6 Allan A. Martin Senior Public School IBT boundary for 2013 be as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Hurontario Street and Highway 401 then east along Highway 401 to the City of Mississauga boundary then south along the City of Mississauga boundary to Lake Ontario then west along Lake Ontario to the Mississauga-Oakville boundary then north along the Mississauga-Oakville boundary to Highway 403 then east along Highway 403 to a point between Farwell Crescent and Orange Walk Crescent



ii) Allan A. Martin Senior Public School – Regional Learning Choices Program International Business and Technology (IBT) – Reorganization (Cont’d)

then west along Highway 403 to a point between Farwell Crescent and Orange Walk Crescent then north along the rear property lines of Farwell Crescent, Orange Walk Crescent, Ashley Avenue, Yorkminster Crescent and Centretown Way to Eglinton Avenue West then east along Eglinton Avenue to McLaughlin Road then north along McLaughlin Road to Britannia Road West then east along Britannia Road West to Hurontario Street then north along Hurontario Street to the point of commencement. iii) Huttonville Public School Be it proposed that, effective September 2013, Huttonville Public School be organized as a Grades 4-8 school. (Refer recommendations 1(4)(6) and 1(4)(7)) 6) Reports / Information Received i) Enrolment Trends and Projections by School ii) Community Maps iii) New French Immersion Centres iv) Approved New Regional Learning Choices Programs and Maps v) Full-Day Kindergarten Implementation vi) Annual Planning Document Process vii) Boundary Change Meeting Process viii) Planning Approval Cycle ix) List of Abbreviations .............. carried

11. Schedule of Financial Reports to the Board The schedule for 2012-2013, listing the dates when the Financial Reports will be received by the Board, was perused by trustees. Resolution No. 12-276 seconded by Jeff White

moved by Sue Lawton

Resolved, that the Schedule of Financial Reports to the Board – 2012-2013, be received. .............. carried

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 12. Consolidated Financial Statements as at August 31, 2012

Associate Director of Operational Support Services, Carla Kisko, reported that the Consolidated Financial Statements as at August 31, 2012 have been reviewed by the Audit Committee. She thanked Controller of Finance Support Services, Christine Beal, and Manager of Finance, Brian Hester, for their work on the Financial Statements. Associate Director Kisko noted that the external auditors were pleased with the smooth progress on the auditing of the Financial Statement. She advised that there have been several changes in the Financial Statements over the past few years because of Public Sector Accounting Board requirements, and that the Statements are now fully compliant. There is a surplus as at August 31, 2012 which will be transferred to the Working Fund Reserves (Item 13 of these Minutes). Resolution No. 12-277 seconded by Rick Williams

moved by Harinder Malhi

Resolved, that the Consolidated Financial Statements for the year ended August 31, 2012, be approved. (APPENDIX I) .............. carried

13. Working Fund Reserve Transfers for 2011-2012 Year End Associate Director Kisko briefly reviewed the report, advising that the recommendations relate to the transfer of the surplus of $1,983,527 to the Working Fund Reserve, which is now termed by the Ministry as Unappropriated Accumulated Surplus. Other surplus amounts brought forward include contractual obligations for professional development, carry forward of school budget rollovers, and sinking fund reserves to finance the debt. Resolution No. 12-278 seconded by Steve Kavanagh

moved by Jeff White

Resolved: 1. That, $1,983,527 be transferred to the Working Fund Reserve (Unappropriated

Accumulated Surplus). 2. That, the following amounts be transferred to a Dedicated Working Fund Reserve

(Appropriated Accumulated Surplus) at August 31, 2012: a) School and school support consumable funds in the amount of $1,574,105 b) Short Term Professional Development funds in the amount of $1,294,828 c) Miscellaneous operational funds in the amount of $1,035,558 d) Obligation under the 2008-2012 Provincial Framework Agreement of

$1,160,003 3. That, funds in the amount of $3,108,261, required to meet the Peel DSB’s obligations

regarding Sinking Fund debenture financing, be transferred to a Dedicated Working Fund Reserve (Appropriated Accumulated Surplus) at August 31, 2012.

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 13. Working Fund Reserve Transfers for 2011-2012 Year End

4. That, the Dedicated Working Fund Reserve (Appropriated Accumulated Surplus),

identified in Part 2, be transferred and used to offset the applicable operational costs in 2012-2013. (APPENDIX II)

.............. carried

14. Change in Application Process for the International Business and Technology (IBT) Program at Gordon Graydon Memorial and Meadowvale Secondary Schools The administrative recommendation proposes that students currently enrolled in the IBT program at Allan A. Martin Senior Public School be permitted to apply to either Gordon Graydon Memorial or Meadowvale Secondary Schools for the IBT program. The accommodation will remain in place for two years and apply only to current students. Resolution No. 12-279 seconded by Steve Kavanagh

moved by Beryl Ford

Resolved, that students currently enrolled in Grades 7 or 8 in the International Business and Technology (IBT) program at Allan A. Martin Senior Public School be given the option of applying either to the secondary IBT program at Gordon Graydon Memorial Secondary School or at Meadowvale Secondary School. (APPENDIX III) .............. carried

15. Reports from Ontario Public School Boards’ Association Resolution No. 12-280 seconded by Meredith Johnson

moved by Stan Cameron

Resolved, that the following reports, be received: • OPSBA Fast Report, Volume 24, No. 37 • OPSBA Fast Report, Volume 24, No. 38 .............. carried

16. Reports from Trustee Representatives on Councils / Associations Trustee Green reported that the Ontario Public School Boards’ Association will be having its meeting this weekend and he asked trustees to forward to him or Trustee Williams any questions that they would like to be raised at the meeting.

17. Question Period Trustee Kavanagh

reminded trustees that the Organizational Meeting of the Board will be on Monday, December 03, 2012 at 7:00 p.m.

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 18. Public Question Period

Michelle Large referred to a CBC website report that a local public school board has passed a motion to join school boards in seeking a review or reversal of Bill 115. She asked whether Peel DSB trustees have made a similar motion regarding Bill 115, and the reasons if a motion has not yet been passed. Michelle Large requested that the Board pass a motion, and she reported that the Simcoe County DSB is expected to vote on a similar motion tomorrow. Vice-Chair Nurse responded. John Richmond, from Mississauga Secondary School, expressed his disappointment with the Board’s decision to have security guards at his school and other secondary schools. He stated that students do not understand the need, and are asking questions about the presence of security guards. He commented that this will cost the Board approximately $25,000 to $30,000 per month, which could have been directed to providing 100 to 200 computer devices for schools, or equipping two new computer labs per month. He stated that students are aware that the teachers have been fully engaged with students. He requested that the Board consider reversing the decision to bring security guards to secondary schools. Vice-Chair Nurse, Director of Education, Tony Pontes, and Scott Moreash, Coordinating Superintendent responded. Lesley Utting-Polchak from Turner Fenton Secondary School stated that students at her school had also asked similar questions about the security guards and teachers have provided clarification. She asked about the possibility of security guards having identification other than security uniforms, stating that this will help to ease students’ concerns. She remarked that students have negative perceptions about uniforms. Scott Moreash responded.

19. Adoption of the In Committee Report Resolution No. 12-281 seconded by Brad MacDonald

moved by David Green

Resolved, that the report of the In Committee Session regarding: Minutes of the Physical Planning and Building Committee Meeting (In Committee), November 6, 2012; Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee – Part A), November 13, 2012; Recommendations of the Physical Planning and Building Committee - Annual Planning Document (In Committee), November 19, 2012; Negotiations Update (oral); Director’s Report (oral); Minutes of the Supplementary Meeting of the Board (In Committee – Part B), November 6, 2012; Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee – Part B), November 13, 2012; Minutes of the Extraordinary Meeting of the Board (In Committee – Part B), November 21, 2012; Recommendations of the Audit Committee; Resignations; Retirements; Elementary Principal Appointments and Assignments; Elementary Vice-Principal Appointments and Assignments; Secondary Vice-Principal Appointment and Assignments; Guidelines – Assign to Home Without Pay; Question Period, be received, and that the recommendations contained therein, be approved. .............. carried

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 20. Adjournment

Resolution No. 12-282 seconded by Meredith Johnson

moved by Steve Kavanagh

Resolved, that the meeting adjourn (20:15 hours). .............. carried ..................................................... Chair ............................…................... Secretary

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf

RESOLUTIONS APPROVED IN IN COMMITTEE SESSION – NOVEMBER 27, 2012 Members present:

Suzanne Nurse, Vice-Chair Stan Cameron Beryl Ford David Green Meredith Johnson Steve Kavanagh

Sue Lawton Brad MacDonald Harinder Malhi Jeff White Rick Williams

Member absent: (apologies received)

Janet McDougald, Chair

Part A

1. Approval of Agenda

That, the agenda, as amended, be approved.

2. Minutes of the Physical Planning and Building Committee Meeting (In Committee), November 6, 2012 Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee – Part A), November 13, 2012

1. That, the Minutes of the Physical Planning and Building Committee Meeting

(In Committee), held November 6, 2012, be approved. 2. That, the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee - Part A), held

November 13, 2012, be approved.

3. Recommendations of the Physical Planning and Building Committee (In Committee), November 19, 2012

That, the following information regarding the Supplementary meeting of the Physical Planning and Building Committee’s (In Committee) receipt of the following items, be received: 1. Reports / Information Received Solar Panel Agreement (oral).

4. Negotiations Update

That, the oral update report re Negotiations, be received.

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 5. Director’s Report

That, the Director’s Report, be received. PART B

(Not Including Student Trustees)

1. Approval of Agenda That, the agenda, as amended, be approved.

2. Minutes of the Supplementary Meeting of the Board (In Committee), November 6, 2012

Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee – Part B), November 13, 2012

Minutes of the Extraordinary Meeting of the Board (In Committee – Part B), November 21, 2012 1. That, the Minutes of the Supplementary Meeting of the Board (In Committee), held

November 6, 2012, be received; 2. That, the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board (In Committee – Part B), held

November 13, 2012, be approved; 3. That, the Minutes of the Extraordinary Meeting of the Board (In Committee – Part B),

held November 21, 2012, be approved.

3. Recommendations of the Audit Committee That, the following recommendations resulting from the Audit Committee (In Committee) meeting, held November 15, 2012, be approved: 1) Audit Committee Report for 2011-2012 for Ministry of Education Submission

That, the Audit Committee Report for 2011-2012, which has been approved by the Audit Committee, be submitted by the Board to the Ministry of Education (Appendix I as attached to the minutes).

2) Draft Consolidated Financial Statements, August 31, 2012

The Audit Committee received the Draft Consolidated Financial Statements of the year ended August 31, 2012, and recommends that the Consolidated Financial Statements for the year ended August 31, 2012 be submitted for approval.

3) Annual Report to the Board of Trustees for 2011-2012 The Audit Committee approved its Annual Report for 2011-2012, which is presented to the Board for receipt (Appendix II as attached to the minutes).

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 3. Recommendations of the Audit Committee(Continued)

4) Reports / Information Received

Audit Committee Work Plan; Internal Audit Report re Northwood Public School Update (oral); Development of Whistleblower Policy - Status Update(oral); Audit Findings Report for the year ended August 31, 2012; School Audits: Summary of Common Audit Findings for the Reporting Period September 2011 to August 2012; Regional Internal Audit Plan – Status Update.

4. Resignations That, the report of resignations of teaching staff, be received.

5. Retirements That the report of retirements of staff, be received.

6. Elementary Principal Appointments and Assignments That, the following elementary principal appointments be received, effective November 28, 2012:

Tina Middlebrook from Acting Principal at Herb Campbell Public School to Principal at Herb Campbell Public School Shari Nickle from Acting Principal at Garthwood Park Public School to Principal at Garthwood Park Public School

That, the following elementary principal assignments be received, effective January 7, 2013:

David Abela from Principal at Terry Fox Public School to Principal at Credit View Public School Katherine Daoust from Principal at King’s Masting Public School to Principal at Brookmede Public School Tim Pedersen from Principal at Madoc Drive Public School to Principal at Belfountain Public School Shawn Sabourin from Principal at Credit View Public School to Principal at Beatty-Fleming Senior Public School

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 6. Elementary Principal Appointments and Assignments (Continued)

That, the following elementary principal appointments be received, effective January 7, 2013:

Lucy Fields from .5 Vice-Principal at Dorset Drive Public School and .5 Vice-Principal at Jefferson Public School to Principal at Terry Fox Public School Johnna Varriano from Vice-Principal at Ruth Thompson Middle School to Principal at Robert J. Lee Public School

That, the following elementary principal assignments be received, effective March 18, 2013:

Michelle Anderson from Principal at Sir John A. Macdonald Senior Public School to Principal at Credit Valley Sub Area 2, #2 Gursharn Budwal from Principal at Earnscliffe Senior Public School to Principal at Thorn Lodge Public School Soni Gill from Principal at Thorn Lodge Public School to Principal at Tecumseh Public School Scott Krueger from Principal at Tecumseh Public School to Principal at Corsair Public School Rita Manners from Principal at Mineola Public School to Principal at Sir John A. Macdonald Senior Public School

That, the following elementary Principal assignments be received, effective March 18, 2013: Jay Sugunan from Principal at Clark Boulevard Public School to Principal at Brameast #4 Public School Pamela Lone from Principal at Harold F. Loughin Public School to Principal at Brameast #5 Public School Darren VanHooydonk from Principal at Corsair Public School to Principal at Bramwest Sub Area 1, #1

7. Elementary Vice-Principal Appointments and Assignments That, the following elementary vice-principal appointments be received, effective November 28, 2012:

Lindsay Carr from Acting Vice-Principal at Cheyne Middle School to Vice-Principal at Cheyne Middle School Sumeeta Chhina from .5 Acting Vice-Principal at Massey Street Public School and .5 Acting Vice-Principal at Carberry Public School to .5 Vice-Principal at Massey Street Public School and .5 Vice-Principal at Carberry Public School

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 7. Elementary Vice-Principal Appointments and Assignments (Continued)

Natalie Gonsalves from Acting Vice-Principal at Hillcrest Middle School to Vice-Principal at Hillcrest Middle School Karen Rocca from .5 Acting Vice-Principal at Aloma Crescent Public School and .5 Acting Vice-Principal at Birchbank Public School to .5 Vice-Principal at Aloma Crescent Public School and .5 Vice-Principal at Birchbank Public School Sandra Takyi from .5 Acting Vice-Principal at Miller’s Grove Public School and .5 Acting Vice-Principal at Shelter Bay Public School to .5 Vice-Principal at Miller’s Grove Public School and .5 Vice-Principal at Shelter Bay Public School Aamer Zuberi from Acting Vice-Principal at Eagle Plains Public School to Vice-Principal at Eagle Plains Public School

That, the following elementary vice-principal assignments be received, effective January 7, 2013:

Mina Baskerville from Vice-Principal on leave to Vice-Principal at Credit Valley Public School Dahlia Battick from Vice-Principal at Brandon Gate Public School to Vice-Principal at Darcel Senior Public School Ray Kaake from Belfountain Public School to .5 Vice-Principal at Edenbrook Hill Public School and .5 Vice-Principal at Worthington Public School Jennifer Lording from Vice-Principal at Arnott Charlton Public School to .5 Vice-Principal at Hickory Wood Public School and .5 Vice-Principal at Fletcher’s Creek Senior Public School Datress Ricketts from Vice-Principal at Darcel Senior Public School to Vice-Principal at Brandon Gate Public School Tanya Tymkiv from Vice-Principal at Credit Valley Public School to Vice-Principal at Thomas Street Middle School Lynn Wagner from Vice-Principal at Thomas Street Middle School to Vice-Principal at Ruth Thompson Middle School Karen Workman from .5 Vice-Principal at Hickory Wood Public School and .5 Vice-Principal at Fletcher’s Creek Senior Public School to Vice-Principal at Arnott Charlton Public School

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 7. Elementary Vice-Principal Appointments and Assignments (Continued)

That, the following elementary vice-principal appointments be received, effective January 7, 2013:

Norine Blanch from Teacher at Palgrave Public School to Vice-Principal at Herb Campbell Public School Paula da Silva from Teacher at Royal Orchard Middle School to Vice-Principal at Kingswood Drive Public School Saira Hussain-Salman from Student Success School Support Programs, Toronto District School Board to .5 Vice-Principal at Earnscliffe Senior Public School and .5 Vice-Principal at Eastbourne Public School Jason Ieraci from Teacher at Hillcrest Middle School to Vice-Principal at Fairwind Senior Public School Tracey Lai Thom from Teacher at Clifton Public School to Vice-Principal at Clifton Public School Michele Nelson Cummings from Climate for Learning and Working Leader in Leadership Development and School Support Services to Vice-Principal at Derry West Village Public School Amarjit Rai from Teacher at Ridgewood Public School to .5 Vice-Principal at Dorset Drive Public School and .5 Vice-Principal at Jefferson Public School Kelly Taylor from Teacher at Madoc Drive Public School to Vice-Principal at Hickory Wood Public School

8. Secondary Vice-Principal Appointment and Assignments

That, the following secondary vice-principal assignment be received, effective January 7, 2013:

Donna Fraccaro from Vice-Principal at Fairwind Senior Public School to Vice-Principal at Applewood School

That, the following secondary vice-principal assignments be received, effective February 1, 2013:

Greg Pearson from Vice-Principal at Brampton Centennial Secondary School to Vice-Principal at Peel Alternative School West Patty Seravalle from Vice-Principal at Louise Arbour Secondary School to Vice-Principal at Mayfield Secondary School Mary Zammit from Vice-Principal at Lincoln M. Alexander Secondary School to Vice-Principal at Brampton Centennial Secondary School

November 27, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board:nf 8. Secondary Vice-Principal Appointment and Assignments (Continued)

Yvonne Howard from Vice-Principal at Cawthra Park Secondary School to Vice-Principal at Lincoln M. Alexander Secondary School Jeff Schust from Vice-Principal at Central Peel Secondary School to Vice-Principal at Cawthra Park Secondary School

That, the following secondary vice-principal appointment be received, effective February 1, 2013:

John Chalmers from Teacher at Humberview Secondary School to Vice-Principal at Central Peel Secondary School

9. Guidelines – Assign to Home Without Pay

That, the report re Guidelines – Assign to Home Without Pay, be received.

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