Name: Ann Tulett, LDCSB Wards 1 & 14

Occupation: Nurse St. Joseph Health Care

Family Information: Married with1 child at CCH and adult children in

post secondary school

Community Work: I have chaired curriculum advisory committees with

Fanshawe College Practical Nurse Program for many years, assisted with
events with Scouts Canada. I have worked on several committees with the
College of Nurses of Ontario.

Personal experience dealing with the school board: I have been involved
with parent councils in my children's school.

What education issue is on your radar, and why? Work towards a long
term plan for French Immersion Program, Foster Parent voices within the
system and advocate for parents through ARAC processes. Minimize
the displacement of children within the system.

What do you hope to change about the education system? Advocate for
new types of education funding ... per pupil placement funding is inequitable
and creates chaos in the system trying to balance budgets is difficult.
Develop a plan to monitor administrative spending in order to keep more
money in the classrooms.

Why do you want to be a school board trustee? I have strong leadership

skills and advocacy skills. I as a parent have been through school closures
and program moves and understand how helpless parents feel in the process.
Education money is not funded appropriately and makes the system
unbalanced. I will always advocate for Catholic Education.

Name: Dorothy Stolarski

Occupation: Executive Assistant, London & Middlesex Housing

Corporation

Family Information: Parents, Ludwik and Helena; Brother Andrew

and sister-in-law Ewa; niece Monika, and nephew Patrick.
Community Work: Women’s Community House, Canadian Cancer
Society, Friends of Meadowlily Woods, London’s Strengthening
Neighbourhoods Strategy, London Diversity and Race Relations
Advisory Committee, Community Emergency Response Volunteer
(CERV), Westminster Neighbourhood Healthy Eating and Healthy
Physical Activity Action Group, and reader at Our Lady of Czestochowa
Parish, London, ON.

Personal experience dealing with the school board: Attending

Board meetings since August 2010 observing the recommendations
made by the current Board of Directors to continue some of the work
regarding the issue of smoking on school board property.

What education issue is on your radar, and why? Inequality and

access to equipment for the students in Wards 1 & 14. There should
be an audit for each of the schools, now that the new accounting
standard of PSAB 3150 is in place and assets should be equalized
between all of the schools. There should not be a school that is fully
equipped with Smartboards while another school does not have any
Smartboards or safe playground equipment.

What do you hope to change about the education system?

Recommending effective policies regarding school fundraising, and to
create an effective network that engages parents, teachers and
students to work together to strive for excellence in Catholic
Education.

Why do you want to be a school board trustee? Although I am

not a parent, I can provide an objective point of view as a London
District Catholic School Board Trustee. I strive to be a strong role
model for my niece and nephew and remind them of the privilege of
having the opportunity for Catholic education.