350 St. Mary Avenue,
Winnipeg, MB R3C 3J2, Canada
March 20, 2025 - March 21, 2025
09:00AM - 04:00PM CDT
The Manitoba School Boards Association’s 61st Annual Convention will be held March 20 & 21 in Winnipeg.
Day 1 will focus on professional development followed by the President's Banquet. Resolutions will debated on Day 2. Association business, including elections for positions on the Provincial Executive, will also be conducted on Day 2.
Join your fellow School trustees and senior administration in Winnipeg to learn and share. The theme this year is Connection, Collaboration, and Celebration.
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Description: | Join Cassie, the first female hockey player inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame, as she shares her inspiring journey from viewing governance as her least favorite subject to embracing it as her greatest passion. In this candid session, Cassie reflects on her experiences as a board member, revealing the challenges she faced and the personal growth that followed. Key Takeaways:
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Description: | “Education liberates the intellect, unlocks the imagination and is fundamental for self-respect. It is the key to prosperity and opens a world of opportunities, making it possible for each of us to contribute to a progressive, healthy society.” ~United Nations Across the country education leaders are realizing that fostering wellbeing in our schools and school systems is the key to unlocking the transformational power of public education. Students learn best when they are well. When staff are well, they can do their best work. While the benefits are clear, the path towards fostering wellbeing in K-12 education is complex. In this interactive session we will: • Examine pan-Canadian trends that are affecting the wellbeing of students and staff in our school divisions, |
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Description: | The rapid rise and adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the business and education landscape, offering unprecedented opportunities for efficiency and innovation. However, this technological advancement comes with significant risks and governance implications that organizations must navigate and may not completely understand. As AI systems increasingly influence decision-making processes, your organization will face, or is already facing, challenges related to governance, data privacy, ethical considerations, and compliance with emerging regulations. Understanding these risks is crucial for school administration leaders and board members to ensure responsible AI use, protect organizational integrity, and harness the full potential of AI technologies while mitigating potential pitfalls. Embracing a proactive approach to AI governance will not only safeguard organizations, but also foster trust among stakeholders in an era where AI is expected to become integral to operational success. |
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Description: | This engaging and impactful workshop will explore essential strategies and insights to empower Manitoba School Boards to lead in climate action. Participants will gain valuable knowledge and practical tools to foster sustainability and environmental leadership within their schools. |
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Description: | Succession planning helps to ensure that boards are prepared for board members to come and go from the board. Even outside of an election year, boards can do much to promote their work with members of the community. The more people see and understand the board's role in providing for the educational needs of the community’s school-aged children, the more likely they will be to put themselves forward for election. |
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Description: | Retiring Executive presentation |
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Description: | “Education liberates the intellect, unlocks the imagination and is fundamental for self-respect. It is the key to prosperity and opens a world of opportunities, making it possible for each of us to contribute to a progressive, healthy society.” ~United Nations Across the country education leaders are realizing that fostering wellbeing in our schools and school systems is the key to unlocking the transformational power of public education. Students learn best when they are well. When staff are well, they can do their best work. While the benefits are clear, the path towards fostering wellbeing in K-12 education is complex. In this interactive session we will: • Examine pan-Canadian trends that are affecting the wellbeing of students and staff in our school divisions, |
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Description: | The rapid rise and adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the business and education landscape, offering unprecedented opportunities for efficiency and innovation. However, this technological advancement comes with significant risks and governance implications that organizations must navigate and may not completely understand. As AI systems increasingly influence decision-making processes, your organization will face, or is already facing, challenges related to governance, data privacy, ethical considerations, and compliance with emerging regulations. Understanding these risks is crucial for school administration leaders and board members to ensure responsible AI use, protect organizational integrity, and harness the full potential of AI technologies while mitigating potential pitfalls. Embracing a proactive approach to AI governance will not only safeguard organizations, but also foster trust among stakeholders in an era where AI is expected to become integral to operational success. |
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Description: | This engaging and impactful workshop will explore essential strategies and insights to empower Manitoba School Boards to lead in climate action. Participants will gain valuable knowledge and practical tools to foster sustainability and environmental leadership within their schools. |
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Description: | Succession planning helps to ensure that boards are prepared for board members to come and go from the board. Even outside of an election year, boards can do much to promote their work with members of the community. The more people see and understand the board's role in providing for the educational needs of the community’s school-aged children, the more likely they will be to put themselves forward for election. |
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Description: | Call to Order |
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