The Albert Street School Council is comprised of parent, community and staff members. We currently have 16 members; 9 parent representatives, 2 community representatives and 6 staff representatives. Our School Council is lead by president Leigh Taylor (parent representative). Our current School Council members are:
Parent Representatives:
Leigh Taylor - President
Al Kurzawa - Vice President
Janelle Reed - Treasurer
Ashlie Norman - Secretary
Deanna Zealley
Casie Konnodouras
Sandi Wilmot
Steve Cassar
Rebecca Corney
Staff representatives:
Monique Osborn - Principal
Sharon Waterhouse
Steph Hoekstra
Ann-Marie Ernst
Katie O'Regan
Community Representatives:
Lindsay King
Ann Taylor
Purpose of School councilSchool council is the legally formed body that is given powers to set the key directions of a school. It is also the major governing body of the school that, within Department of Education and Training (DET) guidelines, decides the future directions for the school and oversees the school's operation. School Council operates under a legislative framework and also sets its own standing orders according to its legal obligations. Standing orders include information such as membership, office bearers, decisions, meetings and sub committees. Each member of School Council is encouraged to share their thoughts in a respectful manner and also support one of our committees. Our committees include:
All members of our School Community are eligible to be on School Council and encouraged to attend meetings, even if not a member. Mettings are held on the last Tuesday of each month and dates for 2021 are as follows:Meeting dates for 2023
February 28th
March 28th
May 30th
July 25th
August 29th
October 31st
November 28th
December TBA
Annual ReportAt our School Council meeting in April 2023, School Council reviewed and endorsed the school's Annual Report. The report is available by clicking on the link below.
School Council NewsSchool Council News is a shared initiative of the Department of Education and Training and the new School Governance Network. It provides School Councillors with information and a forum for ideas, case studies and timely stories that highlight good governance and positive outcomes for students. Click on the links below to access School Council News