Put students first by protecting frontline learning through the district’s budget pressures, strengthening foundational literacy and numeracy, and supporting every student’s mental health and wellbeing, so each learner, whether they need extra help, language support, or greater challenge, can reach their full potential.
Keep every student safe, respected, and free from bullying, and keep every family genuinely informed and engaged through open, honest, two-way communication, including information and meetings offered in the languages Richmond families actually speak.
Face the district’s budget shortfall and declining enrolment honestly, keep cuts away from the classroom, plan school capacity responsibly (the new City Centre school, alongside aging and seismic facilities), and rebuild a sustainable international program, so every education dollar reaches students.