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Conseil scolaire public du Grand Nord de l’Ontario approved the appointment of three new school principals and a new superintendent at a special board meeting held by videoconference on June 10, the school board announced in a press release.
Laura Ganyo Kayo was named as superintendent.
Ganyo Kayo is currently principal of St. Antoine school in Windsor and, over the course of her career, she has served as principal, vice-principal, educational consultant, teacher and scoring supervisor.
She has worked on many projects for the Ministry of Education, was a member of the EQAO Item Writing Committee, directed a teaching program, implemented strategies to foster better communication between students at school and worked on the new mathematics curriculum.
She also applied principles of equity and inclusion within a school community to ensure fair and favourable conditions for the success of all students, the school board said.
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“Her coaching abilities, listening skills and analytical thinking make her an exceptional educational leader who can contribute to the school board’s priority action areas and work well within the CSPGNO family.”
Chantal Guertin Cousineau was appointed as principal of Ecole secondaire l’Oree des Bois in Dubreuilville
Having worked in the school for 13 years, Guertin Cousineau has developed strong management, leadership and organizational skills, the CSPGNO said.
“Her commitment to various advisory committees and school teams and her role as a leader in bullying prevention have allowed her to grasp the complexity and agility of program management and implementation, as well as school operations. The CSPGNO is certain that with her commitment and energy, Ms. Guertin Cousineau will excel in her new duties.”
Mohamed Salem Ould Mohamed was appointed as principal of Ecole secondaire Chateau Jeunesse in Longlac.
Ould Mohamed has been a teacher at Ecole secondaire Cite Superieure in Marathon since 2013. He has served as a co-ordinator of development and implementation of a numeracy and literacy intervention plan, a joint co-ordinator of a provincial robotics program and a school leader for mathematics and robotics.
“With his energy, expertise and motivation, Mr. Ould Mohamed will provide the students of E. S. Chateau Jeunesse with a school environment that is conducive to learning and success,” the board said in its release.
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Patrick Venne was named principal of Ecole secondaire Hanmer.
Venne is the principal of Ecole Ste. Therese in Val Therese. He also has experience in the world of business, which makes him particularly aware of the importance of trades programs in schools, the CSPGNO said.
“His dynamic and humane approach based on understanding and problem solving will certainly be an asset for all students in the Hanmer school community.”
The board also thanked Barbara Breault (superintendent), Lise Michaud (principal of Es l’Oree des Bois), Lea Clinchamps (principal of Es Chateau Jeunesse) and Jean Bigras (principal of Es Hanmer) for their commitment to students and dedication to their school and the school board.
“The CSPGNO welcomes the new principals and superintendent to their new positions,” the board said. “They have all worked many years in the Francophone school environment and know the needs of their students and their respective communities. The CSPGNO is convinced that they will play a vital role in advancing quality education and fostering the full development of their students.”
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