What a trustee actually does
Does the candidate understand the trustee job?
This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source.
Says families deserve trustees who listen carefully, communicate clearly, and decide thoughtfully in the public interest.
- Listen carefully to families and communities.
- Communicate clearly.
- Make thoughtful decisions in the public interest.
“Families and communities deserve trustees who listen carefully, communicate clearly, and make thoughtful decisions in the public interest.”
(one sentence)
Source: Malini Ondrovcik for School Board Trustee · October 24, 2026
Confidence:High
Warns that a regulation preventing newly elected trustees at supervised boards from being sworn in degrades democratic representation.
- She says the regulation means only the Education Minister or the board supervisor can call the first meeting of a newly elected board.
- She says newly elected trustees at those boards will not be sworn in until provincial supervision ends.
- She notes this does not impact the GECDSB, where she is running, but warns it risks voter cynicism and apathy.
- Urges Windsor-Essex voters to take their vote seriously so parent, student and family voices continue to be heard.
“My concern here is not partisan; it is about a government decision that directly affects the role of elected school board trustees, a role that continues to matter in our communities.”
(one sentence)
Source: Malini for Trustee — Facebook post · October 22, 2026
Confidence:High