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Welcome, and thank you for visiting my web page.
It is my pleasure to be the elected public school board Trustee for Ward 7 Parkdale—High Park. My role is to advocate for you and your child(ren), and to represent the needs of all students and parents/guardians/caregivers across the Toronto District School Board.
On the TDSB website, and on this page, you’ll find useful Board links, including policies under review, program updates, and discussions around new initiatives to improve student success. You can also learn more about the ways you can get involved and participate in the education process, like attending Board meetings, participating in advisory committees, or exploring volunteer opportunities.
Education is a shared responsibility. I welcome and encourage your participation in our public school system.
You can visit my personal website debbieking.ca for additional updates on local schools and community news.
Warm regards,
Debbie (she/her pronouns)
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