Catholic School Division appoints two new superintendents
The Prince Albert Catholic School Division has promoted two of its employees to senior administration positions.
Charity Dmytruk will leave her role as principal at W.F.A. Turgeon Elementary School to become superintendent of education in a role primarily responsible for student support services. Robert Tessier, the division’s current co-ordinator of school operations, will also become a superintendent of education and will mainly be responsible for human resources and school operations. Both superintendents will start in their new roles August 1.
“We’re really looking forward to continuing with all the good work being done and the results we’re seeing in reading, writing, and math,” Dmytruk told paNOW. “I’m very happy to be part of a system that puts those elements, as well as student engagement and faith, as a priority.”
According to the school division, Dmytruk has 18 years of educational experience which also includes working for First Nations authorities. She was also instrumental in supporting the Beyond The Hurt Red Cross Anti Bullying System Program.