Lise St-Éloi Appointed Co-ordinator of French-Language Services

February 07 2005

February 7, 2005 (Toronto) Doug Wilson, Registrar of the Ontario College of Teachers, and Lise Bourgeois, Director of Education for Conseil des écoles catholique du Centre-Est de l’Ontario (CECLFCE), are pleased to announce the appointment of Lise St-Éloi to the position of French-Language Services Co-ordinator for the College effective September 1, 2005.

In this capacity, Ms St-Éloi will assume overall responsibility for French-language services as well as external relations, finance and budget development for the College.

Ms St-Éloi comes to the College of Teachers with over 30 years of experience in both French and English Catholic education, most recently as Superintendent of Education for French-language Catholic schools in Eastern Ontario.

Her education includes a Masters of Education degree from the University of Ottawa and a Program of Professional Education from Laurentian University in Sudbury.

Between 1985 and 2001, Ms St-Éloi held the roles of Vice-Principal and Principal of Schools and Co-ordinator of Modern Languages with the Ottawa-Carleton Catholic District School Board.

In her new role, Ms St-Éloi will work with the College Council and staff to further enhance the range of services available to the francophone educational community.

Established in July 1996, the Ontario College of Teachers is Canada's largest self-regulating body. The College has responsibility to license, govern and regulate Ontario's teaching profession.

Known for its leadership in French-language education, the CECLFCE maintains its long tradition of innovation and diversity in the choices offered to its 17,000 students in 37 primary schools, six intermediate pavillions and eight high schools. The CECLFCE is the largest French-language Catholic school network in Canada.