Curtis Bromley

The board meeting included a presentation on the National Day of Mourning regarding union workers. Additionally, the board reviewed the 2026-27 accumulated operating surplus plan for integration into the upcoming budget.

The board received an update on the Feeding Futures program, which addresses food insecurity among students through provincial and federal funding. Trustees provided reports on various community engagements, including graduation ceremonies, hospital protests, and committee meetings. The board officially approved the audit plan for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the board adopted a capital project bylaw to authorize $1.9 million in provincial funding for five infrastructure and facility improvement projects across several schools.

The meeting featured an in-depth presentation on emergency preparedness within the school district, addressing the standardization, maintenance, and replenishment of emergency supplies in school containers. A bargaining update was provided by the Delta Teacher Association President regarding funding, teacher workload, and classroom support. The Superintendent highlighted the upcoming public budgeting process, while the chair and vice chair provided updates on accessibility committee representation, international student experiences, and literacy programs. Additional business included a financial report on gaming and general accounts, administrative discussions regarding recycling equipment, updates on BCCPAC board nominations, and a tentative schedule for future parent education sessions.

The board meeting featured input from education partners regarding the upcoming budget. Reports were provided by trustees and the board chair covering various district committee activities, workshops, and community events. Key actions included the approval of the 2025/2026 Amended Annual Budget Bylaw and the re-appointment of BDO Canada as the district's financial statement auditors for the upcoming fiscal year.

The meeting featured a presentation from the Royal Canadian Legion regarding National Youth Remembrance Day contests. A strategic plan update was provided on inclusive education, covering learning environments, literacy, and numeracy initiatives, as well as workforce development and resource stewardship. Trustees presented reports on various community engagements, events, and committee work. Additionally, the Board received an update on the annual lead in drinking water reporting process and its submission to the Ministry.