Communication Services

Communication Services manages and directs the Board’s internal and external communications, administers Freedom of Information/Protection of Privacy Act requests, and manages the Board’s corporate records management system.

Communication Services is constantly striving to find innovative ways to tell our story. In the past year we have made major steps towards adopting new
forms of social media, which has offered us a new source of engagement between our school communities and gives us the ability to share our successes as they happen with a broader range of audiences.

But our most important communication asset is still the most simple one. Those good news stories that originate in our classrooms and schools remain our most
effective means of showcasing the best Learning, Leading and Service taking place in our Catholic Schools.

We have many ways today to share and promote the good work occurring every day at PVNC, but we can’t be effective unless there is a healthy flow of information from our school communities to Communication Services.

Good news! It’s now easier than ever to share your story and photos with Communication Services.
Click here to submit your story online now!

Communicating with Your School

Steps in communicating with schools:

1. The parent/guardian should discuss a concern or issue with the classroom teacher at a mutually convenient time.
2. If the parent/guardian and the teacher are not able to resolve the issue, it should be discussed with the school principal (or designate).
3. If the parent/guardian and the school principal are not able to resolve the issue, the parent/guardian may discuss the issue with the school superintendent.
4. If the parent/guardian and the school superintendent are not able to resolve the issue, the parent/guardian may discuss the issue with the Director of Education.

Of course, your local school Trustee is elected to represent your interests and is always ready to hear and discuss your suggestions or concerns.
1001-Supporting Community Concerns Policy link;
1002-Addressing Public Concerns Protocol link