The Catholic School Board of Trustees has once again acclaimed its chair and vice-chair for the upcoming term. Trustee chair, Melanie Grondin, and vice-chair, Karen McGregor, were both acclaimed during the board’s recent meeting.
Grondin, who has been serving as chair since 2018, expressed her gratitude for the continued support from her fellow trustees. She stated, “I am honored to continue serving as chair and am committed to working collaboratively with my colleagues to ensure the best education for our students.”
McGregor, who has been vice-chair since 2019, also expressed her appreciation for the trust placed in her by the board. She said, “I am grateful for the opportunity to continue serving as vice-chair and look forward to working with the board to make decisions that benefit our students and their families.”
Both Grondin and McGregor have been praised for their dedication and leadership within the Catholic school board. Their re-acclamation is a testament to their hard work and commitment to providing quality education for students.
The Catholic School Board of Trustees is responsible for overseeing the operations of the Catholic school system in the Chatham-Kent area. They work closely with school administrators, teachers, and parents to ensure the best possible learning environment for students.
The board’s decision to acclaim Grondin and McGregor as chair and vice-chair, respectively, is a vote of confidence in their abilities to lead the board and make important decisions for the benefit of students. Their re-election also provides continuity and stability for the board during these uncertain times.
As the new term begins, Grondin and McGregor are ready to continue their work in providing a strong Catholic education for students in the Chatham-Kent area. Their dedication and commitment to their roles as chair and vice-chair will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the Catholic school system and its students.
