Chilliwack School District announces changes in executive leadership team

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“I am grateful for the opportunity to continue serving the district in this role,” said Brar. “I look forward to working with the Board of Education, senior leadership, schools, departments, and staff to support strong financial stewardship, effective operations, and student success.”

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Chilliwack School District announces changes in executive leadership team

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In welcoming Brar to his new position, SD33 took time to praise Sangster for her strong financial expertise, a commitment to fiscal responsibility, and a disciplined approach to financial stewardship during her three-year tenure with the district.

Dr. Simone Sangster. (Image Credit: SD33.)

“Simone has provided important leadership in areas that are essential to the effective operation of a school district,” said Superintendent Rohan Arul-pragasam. “Her knowledge, commitment to fiscal responsibility, and support for financial planning and reporting have contributed to the district’s work over the past three years. We thank Simone for her service and wish her well as she moves into this new opportunity with UFV.”

Gordan Bridge, the district’s current manager of information technology, has been reclassified as SD33’s director of information technology. Bridge serves as the district’s key information officer and oversees IT strategy, infrastructure, cybersecurity, privacy, digital learning environments, business continuity and long-term technology planning.

“This change recognizes the complexity and system-wide impact of Gord’s leadership,” said Arul-pragasam. “Information technology is deeply connected to the daily operation of our schools. Gord’s expertise, steady judgment, and commitment to service ensure that staff are well supported and that students have safe, responsive, and effective learning environments.”