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DEI Logo and text reads Working toward diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) on your board. Click here to view our new Division Dispatches series, which sheds light on how member boards  can contribute to creating a DEI environment.
Stop School VandalismTo report suspicious activity on school grounds between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. or to report an act of school  vandalism in Winnipeg call:  204 - 231- 4556. It’s a community problem requiring a community solution .
Tornado Safety - Click here to check out the Risk Management Best Practices Bulletin on tornadoes for advice for preparing and keeping  safe during summer storms.
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National Indigenous History Month 2024

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    School Board By-elections

    School board by-elections provide an opportunity for Manitobans to get involved in public education as a candidate or as a voter. 

    The City Clerk’s Department runs elections for school trustees on behalf of school divisions within the boundaries of the City of Winnipeg. Check with your local school division office for information on becoming a candidate, voter eligibility, and where to vote on election day for residents living outside the City of Winnipeg.

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    School Vandalism Prevention

    The school vandalism prevention program is back again this summer. Residents living near schools in Winnipeg are encouraged to keep an eye open for suspicious activity, including graffiti, arson, on-site use of drugs or alcohol, and signs of break and enter. Incidents can be reported to a dedicated tip line at 204-231-4556. The Corps of Commissionaires security company will respond to calls and a mobile security unit will visit the scene as quickly as possible.

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    2024 NTGIE & CSBA Congress

    The 2024 National Trustee Gathering on Indigenous Education and CSBA Congress will be hosted by the Ontario Public School Boards Association in Toronto from July 3-5, 2024. 

    The Canadian School Boards Association also hosts its AGM during the National Trustee Gathering on Indigenous Education and Congress. This annual meeting provides an opportunity for the membership to come together to hear from the President, Vice-President, and Board of Directors. The annual report is presented along with the meeting package.

    Standing Together for Safe Schools

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    A joint press statement outlining a shared commitment among Manitoba's education partners for safe, caring, and inclusive schools.

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    Employment Opportunities

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    School divisions throughout Manitoba are currently hiring for permanent, temporary, and supply positions within the public school systems.
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    Reference Guides

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    Two reference guides have been produced by MSBA to promote safe schools for students, while promoting the best interests of staff:

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    Manitoba School Boards Association

    The Manitoba School Boards Association is a voluntary organization of public school boards in Manitoba. Its mission is to enhance the work of locally elected school boards through leadership, advocacy and service, and to champion the cause of public education for all students in Manitoba. The association offers a wide range of direct services to member boards, and provides a strong voice for the expression of their views and concerns.

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