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Our Community
Parents
Parents
Parents are essential partners at Branksome Hall.
Our highly-skilled teachers’ and administrators’ doors are always open to Branksome parents. We welcome the opportunity to work with parents to ensure every student has the best possible Branksome experience.
At the heart of our parent community stands the Branksome Hall Parents’ Association. A volunteer-led association, the BHPA broadly supports Branksome’s mission and strategic direction, enhancing our community through active parent engagement, ongoing communication and strong partnerships.
For more information about the BHPA, or to learn more about volunteer opportunities, please contact parents@branksome.on.ca
Our highly-skilled teachers’ and administrators’ doors are always open to Branksome parents. We welcome the opportunity to work with parents to ensure every student has the best possible Branksome experience.
At the heart of our parent community stands the Branksome Hall Parents’ Association. A volunteer-led association, the BHPA broadly supports Branksome’s mission and strategic direction, enhancing our community through active parent engagement, ongoing communication and strong partnerships.
For more information about the BHPA, or to learn more about volunteer opportunities, please contact parents@branksome.on.ca
BHPA Executive 2023–24
Karen Blott, President
Devon Domelle Parsons, Vice-President
Maria Semenko, Treasurer
Nitin Deckha, Secretary
Davida Aronovitch, Communications
Susan Austin, Parent Socials Lead
Nicole Antony, Community Engagement, SMS
Grace Normandin, Community Engagement Co-Lead, JS
Raewyn Robbins, Community Engagement Co-Lead, JS
Susan Austin, Parent Socials Lead
Nicole Antony, Community Engagement, SMS
Grace Normandin, Community Engagement Co-Lead, JS
Raewyn Robbins, Community Engagement Co-Lead, JS
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We wish to acknowledge this land on which Branksome operates. For thousands of years, it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and most recently, the Mississaugas of the Credit River. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous peoples from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work and go to school on this land.
Setting the new standard for girls' education everywhere takes collective action. From all of us.
