Centre de Services Scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys

The committee discussed the management of school closure days, specifically regarding power outages, and reviewed plans for violence and intimidation prevention, including the introduction of a new internal tracking tool. Consultations were held regarding the renewal of the international program status for École Guy-Drummond and revised enrollment criteria for Collège Saint-Louis. The committee also passed a resolution on addressing high temperatures in schools, reviewed parental participation initiatives, and received updates on professional training and financial reimbursements for committee activities.

The meeting agenda includes discussions on school-family-community development agents, MEQ training, and a review of national FCPQ activities. Other topics include the transfer of dossiers to incoming coordinators, correspondence, a scheduled visit to the administrative council, and reports from committee members regarding special needs, integration, innovation, communication, transportation, FCPQ involvement, and treasury matters.

The board discussed multiple operational and administrative matters. Key topics included the awarding of a cafeteria management contract, the approval of partial summer shutdown activities, and the establishment of criteria for resource allocation for the upcoming school year. The board also addressed information technology purchasing agreements, construction and renovation projects for several schools, and modifications to establishment acts. Additionally, the board discussed the reporting of public questions concerning staff reductions, the planning of three-year real estate distributions, and a proposal to postpone the opening of a new primary school in Lachine. Internal committee reports and briefings from the general management on student wellness and safety initiatives were also presented.

The board meeting focused on the registration criteria for Collège Saint-Louis for the 2027-2028 school year. Following a report from the student ombudsman, the board decided to end the previous consultation process and initiate a new one for revised registration criteria. The new criteria emphasize objectivity and fairness, including a random selection process for candidates who have passed qualitative assessments. The board also defined the timeline for the consultation period and outlined requirements for student admissions from secondary 1 through 5, including language requirements and academic performance expectations.

The committee discussed a consultation regarding the temporary postponement of the opening of the new Lachine primary school and the relocation of specialized classes due to lower-than-expected enrollment numbers. Further discussions included progress on updates to the guide for students with special needs, preparations for an upcoming student event, and a review of recent school board activities. The committee also examined a proposed informative conference for parents regarding legal and health rights for students reaching adulthood, with a decision on the matter deferred to a future meeting.