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Mohamed Elghamry

Candidate for English Public School Trustee Ward 5

In their own words

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Where they stand

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What a trustee actually does

Does the candidate understand the trustee job?

Elghamry pledges to be the 'bridge between Muslim families and the public school system.'

  • Campaign motto: 'Your Voice. Your Values. Your Schools.'
  • A finance leader with 25+ years' experience, running for Peel District School Board trustee in Ward 5.
  • Commits to being the 'bridge between Muslim families and the public school system,' bringing every concern forward with professionalism and respect.
Show their words & source (one sentence)
“He is committed to being the bridge between Muslim families and the public school system — bringing every concern forward with professionalism, respect, and an unwavering commitment to Canadian values.”

Source: Mohamed Elghamry for PDSB School Trustee, Ward 5 (campaign website)

Confidence:High

Student wellbeing and learning

Will kids be safe, supported and learning well?

Elghamry promises mental-health support programs and safe, welcoming schools for every Ward 5 child.

  • Platform includes student mental health support programs and safe, welcoming school environments.
  • Pledges stronger, meaningful parent engagement and equal resources across all Peel wards.
Show their words & source (one sentence)
“Every child in Ward 5 deserves excellent education, mental health support, and a safe, welcoming school environment regardless of background.”

Source: Mohamed Elghamry for PDSB School Trustee, Ward 5 (campaign website)

Confidence:High

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