Jaddock told CBC that a vote held in a special board meeting Friday resulted in his “termination without cause,” but declined to comment further.
Trustees Jason Gryba, John Taylor, Kerri Wieler, and Paul Coffey voted to remove Jaddock during that meeting, according to Leifa Misko — one of three trustees who did not attend the Friday in-person meeting but notified the board of their resignation on Monday morning.
Misko says the board’s current environment has made it “very difficult” to properly represent all of the communities and students that the division is supposed to.
Manitoba Education Minister Nello Altomare told CBC in a Monday statement that the province’s review is still currently underway, but deferred any comment on Jaddock’s dismissal to the school board.
Gabe Mercier, chairperson of the division’s board of trustees, says Jaddock was removed because the former superintendent proposed a change to his salary and his contract was ending in June.
Frances Chartrand, the Manitoba Métis Federation’s vice-president of the northwest region — which includes Dauphin — says Saturday was the second annual Pride parade that the MMF held in partnership with the school division, which began outside Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School.
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Jaddock told CBC that a vote held in a special board meeting Friday resulted in his “termination without cause,” but declined to comment further.
Trustees Jason Gryba, John Taylor, Kerri Wieler, and Paul Coffey voted to remove Jaddock during that meeting, according to Leifa Misko — one of three trustees who did not attend the Friday in-person meeting but notified the board of their resignation on Monday morning.
Misko says the board’s current environment has made it “very difficult” to properly represent all of the communities and students that the division is supposed to.
Manitoba Education Minister Nello Altomare told CBC in a Monday statement that the province’s review is still currently underway, but deferred any comment on Jaddock’s dismissal to the school board.
Gabe Mercier, chairperson of the division’s board of trustees, says Jaddock was removed because the former superintendent proposed a change to his salary and his contract was ending in June.
Frances Chartrand, the Manitoba Métis Federation’s vice-president of the northwest region — which includes Dauphin — says Saturday was the second annual Pride parade that the MMF held in partnership with the school division, which began outside Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School.
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