Manitoba Council for Exceptional Children - Public Policy
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Mandate:
- Provide advocacy for public policy based on the direction of
and issues identified by the MCEC Executive and the strategic
plan
- To activate, when necessary, the provincial network to achieve
policy objectives at the various levels of government
Strategic plan for 2007/2008:
- To liaise with and establish a pilot project at the Children’s
Advocate office
- To increase the profile of “lost children” (children
who have dropped out of school) with Manitoba Education Citizenship
and Youth (MECY)
- To advocate for more and better mental health supports in schools
- To work with the Manitoba Teachers’ Society and MECY for
the certification and qualifications of resource, special education,
and guidance personnel and qualifications of educational assistants
who work with students with exceptionalities
- To increase the membership and effectiveness of the MB Children’s
Action Network and establish contacts with other Canadian CANs
- To survey MCEC’s membership on policy issues
- To organize a public forum on (a) topic(s) relevant to the public
and MCEC
Click here for a link to the Manitoba Children and Youth Network
(CAN). CAN is a network of interested individuals who aim to influence
public policy and provide MCEC with feedback on issues affecting
students with exceptionalities.
Chairperson |
Rudy Ambtman Ph.D. |
manitobacec@mts.net |
Members |
Rik Charambura |
manitobacec@mts.net
for member contact |
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Paula Cook |
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Leslie Eblie |
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Elaine Lochhead |
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Mary Jo Quarry |
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Teresa Yestrau |
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Gerry Zacharias |
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