Governance policies
GOVERNANCE POLICIES (adopted in 2021-2022)
The elected Council revised its policies and adopted new ones to implement the policy governance model adopted in 2021.
Administrative policies remain in place until revoked by elected Council.
SECTION 1 – GOVERNANCE PROCESS
1.0 - Metapolitics
1.1 - Governance Commitment
1.2 - Governance model
1.3 - Policy categories
1.4 - Code of Conduct
1.5 - Annual work plan
1.6 - Role of the Presidency
1.7 - Committee Principles
1.8 - Committee structure
1.9 - Participation of student advisers
1.9.1 - Procedure for the representation of student trustees within the CSCDGR
- Appendix 1 - Expression of Interest for the Position of Student Trustee, Counselor
- Appendix 2 - Principal's Confirmation for Electoral College Appointment
- Annex 3 - Submission of candidacies by the electoral college and the school administration
- Appendix 4 - Travel authorization with or without overnight stay
1.10 - Governance costs
1.11 - Allowances for school trustees and student trustees
1.12 - Reimbursement of expenses for school trustees and student trustees
1.13 - Development and review of the Multi-Year Strategic Plan
SECTION 2 – RELATIONS BETWEEN THE ELECTED COUNCIL AND THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND SECRETARY-TREASURER
SECTION 3 – OPERATIONAL LIMITS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SECTION 4 – PURPOSES IN EDUCATION
ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES (under review)
1100 - GOVERNANCE
1101 - Code of Ethics for School Trustees (repealed and replaced by 1.4 – Code of Conduct)
1102 - Board Members' Fees (repealed and replaced by 1.11 - Allowance for Trustees and Student Trustees)
1103 - Student Representation on the Board (repealed and replaced by 1.9.1 – Procedure for the representation of student trustees within the CSCDGR)
2100 - FINANCE
3100 - HUMAN RESOURCES
4100 - PREMISES, MACHINES and SUPPLIES
5100 - PUBLIC RELATIONS
6100 - SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND PROCEDURES
7100 - TRANSPORTATION (STUDENTS)
8100 - MISCELLANEOUS
9100 - PROCEDURES