Laurianne Prévost

The committee discussed several items, including the planning for future meetings and the finalization of the 2026-2027 agenda. Key topics included the selection of a new logo for the committee, the planning of a volunteer recognition event, and the status of a food security initiative in East Montreal schools. Improvements to meeting conduct were also discussed to ensure respect and decorum, and the committee reviewed internal governance matters and project updates related to promotional materials.

The executive committee meeting covered several key topics including the review of the previous meeting balance, a detailed discussion on the 2025-2026 budget, and updates on the internal management revision process. Members also discussed the finalization of the 2026-2027 agenda, the utilization of promotional items produced by students at Anjou high school, and the submission of responses to two ongoing consultations. Furthermore, the meeting addressed organizational logistics for the national FCPQ event and participation in upcoming local family festivities. Finally, the committee reviewed social media communication initiatives aimed at highlighting parent involvement.

The meeting featured a presentation on the School-Family-Community program and the organization of support services for special needs students. Discussions included school climate issues, specifically addressing violence in schools and the need for adapted prevention workshops for special education classes. Additionally, the committee discussed the logistics and costs associated with school lunch services for students in specialized classes, as well as the importance of parent recognition and involvement initiatives.

The board meeting covered several significant operational and administrative decisions. Key topics included the presentation of the annual report from the student association, the adoption of educational service distribution plans, the approval of a new organizational chart, and the determination of local funding requirements. Additionally, the board approved staffing plans, initiated a consultation process for room rental policies, and authorized a land cession in Anjou. The meeting also involved the authorization of numerous contracts for school construction, security services, IT equipment procurement, and software licenses, alongside a review of various professional mandates for architectural and engineering services.

The board meeting focused on several key administrative and operational agenda items, including the adoption of workforce plans for administrative, technical, paratechnical, manual, and professional personnel for the 2026-2027 school year. The board initiated consultations regarding the triennial building distribution plan, modifications to school establishment acts, and the distribution of complementary educational services. Furthermore, various service contracts were approved, including those for school furniture, IT peripherals, and heating equipment replacement at a local school. The board also reviewed committee reports, including those from the parent committee and the governance committee, and discussed administrative staffing confirmations and summer operational closures.