The School District has introduced Mr. Ian Larocque as the new Human Resources Department head, effective June 7th, Mr. Larocque holds a Bachelor of Business Administration majoring in Human Resource management and has been recognized by the Human Resources Management Association as a Chartered Professional in Human Resources.
His most recent work has been in the field of the construction and banking sector, as he takes to his work his partner Kelsi will be putting her expertise in Early Childhood Education to work in Prince Rupert.
Mr. Larocque replaces Dave Carter, who was hired to the post by SD52 in May of 2017, the information release from SD52 provides no indication as to the status of Mr. Carter with the District.
The Human Resources position has proven to be a challenging one for the School District to fill in recent years, with a few arrivals and departures for the job since Kathy Gomez las held the position on a full time basis two years ago.
There will also be some movement around the School District's school management listings, starting with the departure of Christin Blair, who will be leaving SD52 at the end of the school year to take up duties at a middle school in Chilliwack.
The School District made note of her contributions to the Middle School and thanked her for her service to the District.
Moving into the Vice-Principal duties at the Prince Rupert Middle School will be Peter Scott, who crosses town from duties as Vice Principal at Ecole Roosevelt Park Community School.
Taking over the VP position at Roosevelt will be James Zlantanov, who has held a number of positions since beginning his career with SD52 as a Teacher on Call back in 2014.
Kevin Leach will return to his full time duties as Vice Principal at Charles Hays Secondary, while Kerri Levelton currently the Principal at Conrad Elementary will now add the duties of Principal of Port Edward Community School to her resume.
The School District is also expanding the footprint of the Technology sector, naming Paramjit Khaira to the part time role of Vice Principal of Innovation and Technology. He will also maintain his duties as Vice Principal at Conrad Elementary.
The full statement related to the changes can be viewed here.
In April, the School District announced that Superintendent Ken Minette would be leaving as well, with the near thirty year veteran of the District set to chart a new course in education in the Grand Forks area.
There has been no indication to this point from the School District as to the results of their search for a replacement.
For more items of note related to School District 52 see our archive page here.
Cross posted from the North Coast Review
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