Showing posts with label Oleh Lazarchuk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oleh Lazarchuk. Show all posts

Sunday, November 27, 2011

A Thank-You from Oleh Lazarchuk (Candidate for SD#27 - Zone 5)


A Big Thank You to all those who voted for me!   Thank You to the Rush and the Wolf, the Tribune and the Advisor, to Welcome to Williams Lake, Steve Forseth , and the CBC Radio for allowing me to inform the electorate about my vision and thoughts about the education of our future generations.

Congratulations to Dr. Sheila Boehm for being elected as a school board trustee in
Zone 5.  I look forward to working with Sheila and her colleagues on the School Board as our community continues work to establish an after school and recreational programs at the Wildwood Elementary School.   

Thursday, November 3, 2011

A Message from Oleh Lazarchuk - Candidate for Zone 5 Trustee, School District #27

I am running for school board trustee in Zone 5 because I would like to be involved in providing the best education available in Canada for each and every student in School District 27. The schools in zone 5 are Wildwood, Chilcotin Road, Kwaleen, Glendale, Mountview and Dog Creek. Zone 5 also includes Fox mountain and the Commodore Crescent area. The children living in those areas use attend Marie Sharpe, Nesika and Cataline .

No child left behind! Our children and grand children need to be educated in a positive environment that gives them all the tools and skills necessary to compete in the global work place and do exceptionally well in our post secondary/trades institutions. We need work experience for secondary students, and more before/after school programs. I have a business background, understand budgets, and have the desire, time, and commitment to help make this happen.

The top 3 issues:

1. Financial: The ongoing challenge of meeting the needs of all our students in our rural and municipal communities with the allocated provincial funding available.

2. Recognizing the importance of the rural schools and the fact that they are the hearts of their communities and balancing their needs with that of urban schools.

3. To assess and create programs directly addressing the unique needs of students by taking into account socio-economic and cultural back grounds as well as recognizing the diverse needs of developmentally challenged, exceptional, distance, and home school students.

This may include enhancing English as a Second Language program and/or promoting a greater understanding of cultural diversities. Of equal importance is to increase aid to those working to meet the needs of the, developmentally challenged student population. I truly believe that by working together (teachers, parents, community leaders, school board trustees, and all governments) we can find a way to implement programs that ensure each child can reach their individual optimum performance.

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Local Gov't Nomination Information Website

Interested in when someone files in a municipality, regional district or school district...?

CivicInfoBC - a website for all things local government will post the information online as it is forwarded by local Chief Election Officers.  See that website here

For example:

Cariboo Regional District:

CRD Chair/Area 'G' Director Al Richmond and Area 'I' Director Jim Glassford have filed their nomination papers as well as CRD Area 'H' Director hopefuls Ron Lister and Margo Wagner

City of Williams Lake:

No official names

City of Quesnel:

No official names

District of 100 Mile House:

No official names

District of Wells:

No official names

School Distict #28:

No official names

School District #27:

Tanya Guenther in Zone 2
Sheila Boehm in Zone 5
Oleh Lazarchuk in Zone 5

Local Election News...

In today's Williams Lake Tribune - the final two incumbents on WL Council have announced re-election bids. See stories on Geoff Bourdon's re-election bid here and Sue Zacharias's re-election bid here.  This leaves 6 people running for WL Councillor and 3 for WL Mayor with 5 days to go before the nomination period expires next Friday.  I'm informed as many as 4 more could file for WL Councillor positions.  At this point - I don't have any new names forthcoming for WL Mayor and some report to me their general dissatisfaction with the 3 current candidates for WL Mayor - incumbent Kerry Cook and current challengers Scott Nelson/Walt Cobb

In Quesnel - Sushil Thapar will seek his 4th term on Quesnel Council while Ed Coleman (brother of Energy Minister Rich Coleman) will seek his 1st term on Quesnel Council

Meanwhile - over at School District #27:

There will be a battle in Zones 4 and 5...

In Zone 4 (as I noted yesterday) - it'll be current Trustee Heather McKenzie against 150 Mile resident Jackie Austin (Mrs. Austin will make her bid official next week)

In Zone 5 - it'll be Sheila Boehm vs Oleh Lazarchuk

Finally - in Zone 2, local 108 Mile Ranch resident Tanya Guenther has filed her election papers for the Zone 2 seat on the School District #27 Board