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Cory Juan

Candidate in the 2014 Seven Oaks - 2 School Ward race.

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Questionnaire Response

Why did you decide to run in the 2014 School Board Election?

I am passionate about public education. I have been a public school educator form the Philippines for 10 years and continiued my teaching carrer here in Manitoba for 26 years.. My experiences from a classroom teacher to an administrator gave me some insights as to what can I do to help my community. My children went to public schools in the Seven Oaks SchoolDivision. At present my two grandchildren are in the Seven Oaks Schools as well. As a citizen of the country I have the rights and priviledges to contribute and to help effect changes in the operation of public school system to meet the needs of our children who are the future citizens of the country.

What experience will you bring to compliment your role as School Trustee?

I am very well versed with the governance of a school board. I bring a wealth of experiences in terms of collaborative and cooperative process in order to effect decision making. For the past 6 years as Trustee in Seven Oaks School Division, I have been involved in different CHALLENGING comiittees such as: SOTA Negotiations, Professional Development,of staff, Joint Board and SOTA .Advisory Council, Sustainability , Heriatge Languages and others. Being the Vice- President of the Manitoba School Board Association I am knowledgeable on how school trustees concerns and priorities of the province such as : Mental health, Aboriginal Education, poverty and just diversity, and equity

What are some issues that you would like to stand for in your role as School Trustee, and why are these issues important to you?

Building capacity to strengthen community relationship is very crucial because Seven Oaks is a highly diverse ethnic community. We have to reach out the newly immigrant s, Aboriginals to establish Treaty relationships, Our intergenarational community are a strong source of experiences that can be shared to both older,seniors and students. Respecting values,customs and traditions eliminate stereotyping and promote closer relationship Alternative programs to enhance students to help them finish secondary education and to pursue their post secondary education. such as vocational courses and other life skills programs needed to succeed in the 22nd century.

What is one thing in particular that you appreciate about the school ward or school division you wish to represent?

I appreciate the welcoming gestures of Seven Oaks Community regardless of ethnicity, status and place they live in.. I have been in this vibrant community for 40 years and I am very fortunate to be in thie north end of the city filled with very nice people . It is a place ldescribed lke a rainbow of colours.

Do you have any other comments regarding your candidacy?

I am asking my community to re-elect me again so I can continue to help them in several ways. I am trustworthy, action orientedI and love my community.


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News that Mentions Cory Juan

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Get reelected as trustee, then run for MLA

Tuesday, 11 August 2015

School trustee Colleen Mayer's ambition could cost Louis Riel School Division taxpayers more than $100,000 if Mayer wins a provincial seat next April. The Ward 2 trustee was re-elected to another four-year term this past October, but a few months later ...

Progressive candidates win big in WSD

Thursday, 23 October 2014

It was status quo for almost every incumbent in Winnipeg -- only trustee Cory Juan lost her seat in the Seven Oaks School Division. Longtime trustee and sometime-gadfly Rod Giesbrecht is back on the generally staid River East Transcona board after ...

Progressive candidates win big in WSD

Thursday, 23 October 2014

It was status quo for almost every incumbent in Winnipeg -- only trustee Cory Juan lost her seat in the Seven Oaks School Division. Longtime trustee and sometime-gadfly Rod Giesbrecht is back on the generally staid River East Transcona board after ...

Civic Election 2014

Wednesday, 22 October 2014

Last week, Winnipeggers elected Brian Bowman as their mayor. Bowman's official biography mentions his working-class background, his love of the Jets and the family dog, Indiana. Not mentioned is the fact Bowman is also Métis, something that was rarely ...

Voters stick with status quo for school boards

Wednesday, 22 October 2014

No young trustees, only one incumbent defeated — Winnipeg went with the status quo on its school boards tonight. Only Cory Juan lost her seat in Seven Oaks. Winnipeg School Division's board had only three incumbents back, and all three won: Mike ...

It's election day — get out and vote

Tuesday, 21 October 2014

Today — Weds., Oct. 22 — is municipal election day across Manitoba. Here's a list of all the candidates running for city councillor and school trustee in areas served by The Times. All polling stations in Winnipeg are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.. For ...

Civic Election 2014

Monday, 20 October 2014

Last week, Winnipeggers elected Brian Bowman as their mayor. Bowman's official biography mentions his working-class background, his love of the Jets and the family dog, Indiana. Not mentioned is the fact Bowman is also Métis, something that was rarely ...

Seven Oaks School Division, Ward 2 candidates

Monday, 20 October 2014

The candidates running for school trustee in the Seven Oaks School Division's Ward 2 are incumbents Derek Dabee and Cory Juan as well as newcomers Diane Cameron, Chris Clacio, Michele Kading, Greg McFarlane, Dennis Ruggles, Maria Santos and ...

Most Winnipeggers feel unsafe downtown: survey

Tuesday, 07 October 2014

Only Cory Juan lost her seat in Seven Oaks. Winnipeg School Division's board had only three incumbents back, and all three won: Mike Babinsky, for his sixth term, and left-leaning trustees Mark Wasyliw and Cathy Collins. Lisa Naylor, Chris Broughton ...

Civic Election 2014

Sunday, 08 June 2014

During this election, our physical-infrastructure deficit got substantial attention as it is a concern to many Winnipeggers. The social-infrastructure deficit is also important but got less attention. Now that a new mayor and council have been elected ...

Faces of our Filipino community

Saturday, 03 March 2012

Conrad Santos: Santos was the first Philippines-born Canadian elected in Canada. He went to Harvard University and the University of Michigan, graduating with a PhD in political science. He came to Winnipeg to teach at the University of Manitoba. He ...

Incumbent school trustees fall all over town

Thursday, 28 October 2010

They'll need a few weeks just to remember each others' names around the school board table in St. James-Assiniboia School Division -- only three incumbent trustees are coming back. Two incumbents lost their seats Wednesday and four retired. It's one of ...

Candidates celebrate World Teachers' Day

Tuesday, 05 October 2010

Incumbent candidate Cory Juan said the division is talking about Maples Collegiate surpassing Sisler High School as Manitoba's largest school. "It could be two or three years," she said. There's room in Maples Collegiate, but it will mean moving out ...


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