Trustee as 'Lobbyist' 
 

The term 'lobbyist' defines the trustee's role as a communicator to all levels of government. The trustee, as lobbyist, will ensure that the voice of the local community will be heard by those who have the power to keep education high on the list of government priorities. Local governments and individual members of the Legislative Assembly can be key allies for trustees. Collectively, through the Alberta School Boards Association, trustees can have a significant impact on the decisions made pertaining to education. In cooperation with other groups, they can work to ensure that the accomplishments of education are kept before the public.

Alberta School Boards Association - http://www.asba.ab.ca/trusteeship/trustee_role.asp

 Ted Menzies, MP and Evan Berger MLA and Trustees Meeting

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Livingstone Range has successfully incorporated the use of Video Conferencing to provide for expanded opportunities and to support time and budget constraints. Meeting with Government Representatives
Livingstone Range has successfully incorporated the use of Video Conferencing to provide for expanded opportunities and to support time and budget constraints.
Displayed in front of Dick is the Alberta School Board Association Public Engagement Award for their plan to address the achievement gap for First Nation students. Ellie Elliott and Dick Peterson
Displayed in front of Dick is the Alberta School Board Association Public Engagement Award for their plan to address the achievement gap for First Nation students.
On Friday, January 28th LRSD No. 68 trustees and senior staff met with Ted Menzies, MP and Evan Berger MLA to discuss High School Programming, Willow Creek Composite modernization and First Nations Student Success. Evan Burger
On Friday, January 28th LRSD No. 68 trustees and senior staff met with Ted Menzies, MP and Evan Berger MLA to discuss High School Programming, Willow Creek Composite modernization and First Nations Student Success.
On Friday, January 28th LRSD No. 68 trustees and senior staff met with Ted Menzies, MP and Evan Berger MLA to discuss First Nation Student Success, High School Programming and the modernization of Willow Creek Composite High School. Evan Berger, MLA and Trustees at Priorities Meeting
On Friday, January 28th LRSD No. 68 trustees and senior staff met with Ted Menzies, MP and Evan Berger MLA to discuss First Nation Student Success, High School Programming and the modernization of Willow Creek Composite High School.
Kelly Hall, Charlene Dunlop and Shannon Scherger discuss aspects of the meeting agenda. Trustees hard at work!
Kelly Hall, Charlene Dunlop and Shannon Scherger discuss aspects of the meeting agenda.
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