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SCDSB Students Named to Minister's Student Advisory Council

A pair of Sudbury Catholic District School Board (SCDSB) secondary students have been selected to be a part of the Minister's Student Advisory Council. TiCarra Paquet from Marymount Academy and Laura Rinaldi from St.
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Students TiCarra Pacquet (left) and Laura Rinaldi (right) will join Education Minister Liz Sandals' Student Advisory Council. Supplied photo.
A pair of Sudbury Catholic District School Board (SCDSB) secondary students have been selected to be a part of the Minister's Student Advisory Council.

TiCarra Paquet from Marymount Academy and Laura Rinaldi from St. Benedict Catholic Secondary School will join Education Minister Liz Sandals' advisory council.

According to the Ministry of Education's press release, “Students who serve on the Minister's Advisory Council have many responsibilities.”

The council meets with Sandals twice during the terms and each member is required to participate in at least one regional student forum.

The council also provides ongoing student perspectives, advice, recommendations, and consultations
on the Ministry of Education's policies, programs and practices.

Paquet and Rinaldi will be looked to for advice and feedback on the activities specifically related to the ministry's student engagement activities, while also providing feedback on student-focused communication strategies and products such as websites, brochures, pamphlets and video clips.

Council members also have many opportunities for leadership and skills development. During their term they learn about strategic planning and the formation of government policy, programs and practices.

They also use on-line surveys and other communication strategies to engage their peers and raise awareness about programs and services available for Ontario students.

“On behalf of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board, we would like to congratulate both TiCarra and Laura for showing initiative and leadership,” said Jody Cameron, Chair of the Board.

“We know that they will make us proud representing the voice of our students and our board provincially.”

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