EIPS' Board of Trustees put significant effort into extending their influence beyond the boundaries of the Division. Through strategic advocacy planning and partnerships, they ensure local and provincial governments are aware of the Division’s successes, challenges, and overall needs. They also prioritize regular engagement with education stakeholders and actively seek public consultation opportunities. The goal: To promote continuous improvement, foster a shared sense of responsibility, ensure informed decision-making and policies, and secure the necessary funding and resources to support student success.
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