Cyndi Gerlach

A lot of work happened in the last few months. And one of the best parts was that throughout this campaign, I had the opportunity to meet with so many people in our District, and hear their concerns.

I appreciate everyone’s support and encouragement throughout this campaign. I am now preparing to get to work meeting the challenges ahead, and am excited to have this opportunity to work in a new capacity on behalf of the families and students of the District of North Vancouver.

Thank you to everyone who voted for me this election.

Cyndi

A friendly reminder to one and all to go out and vote today, Saturday, November 19th!

Voting will take place Saturday, November 19, 2009 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the following locations:

For voting location details, please see the District of North Vancouver website at www.dnv.org
Source: District of North Vancouver

I appreciated the opportunity to speak at the All Candidates Meeting hosted by Civic IC on November 12th!

Photo: Civic IC, via Facebook
Candidates in attendance: Cyndi Gerlach, Barry Forward, Mary Tasy, Lisa Bayne, Christie Sacre, Ian Young, and Susan Skinner

Civic IC Facebook page
http://www.civicactivist.com/

My responses are posted! Click here to see my answers, and to find the links to read all the information from other North Vancouver District and City candidates.

I have attended several all candidates meetings.
There has been great turn out, great questions from the floor, and great candidates to choose from….don’t forget to get out to vote this Saturday!

Funding, training to assist special education, and gifted programs were topics of interest at the
Read more from last Wednesday’s All Candidates Meeting at Sutherland in the North Shore News online: http://bit.ly/sxvMZ8

Thank you to all the organizers who made these meetings happen!

I am grateful to former School Trustees Sheila Bouman,
Tim Morrison, and Eleanor Gregory for adding their support
to my campaign. They have both worked hard for their school districts,
and I appreciate their belief in my ability to take on this role.

Please see my Supports page for the details!

Congratulations to the North Vancouver FC for raising $5700 for
Play Soccer So They Can for war affected youth in Uganda.
I am proud to be a part of this annual fundraising event.

Local news stories where I comment on this tremendous community effort!
The North Shore News
The Outlook

Play Soccer So They Can – OA Projects

Have you read the new plan yet?

Check it out at their website: BC’s Education Plan.

I want to thank everyone for their endorsements…I truly value your support, and look forward to working on behalf of students & parents in North Vancouver.

Welcome back!

This year promises to be a very interesting campaign, with some familiar faces and new prospects.

In August 2009, I ran for School Trustee in the By-Election. While I was edged out by a slight 2% margin, I promised that I would continue to work towards my goals for the school children in our District. I have keep that promise, and have remained active in School District 44, attending the School Trustee Meetings, the District Municipal Meetings, and participating in the selection committee for our local charities.

I am pleased to see our District move towards Personalized Learning and increase in high-achievement programs. However, my continued concern is that we ensure that all children’s educational needs are met, and that we offer effective options for all students.

I am a strong believer in providing balance to our school system. I sit on the North Vancouver’s School District Careers and Work Experience Committee as a parent representative, because I believe in the high value of these programs. If we do not find a way to keep a wide variety of options available within our District, we will fail to meet the School Board’s objective to attract more learners into our region.