Board of Trustees

Fred Salvador Jr.

Location Represented:
Timmins
Moosonee

Timmins, ON

Fred Salvador has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the NCDSB since 2006 and has served as Vice-Chair of the Board since being elected by his peers in December of 2012 until December 2015. Fred currently is employed by the City of Timmins as Facilities Supervisor since 2003.

During the past 25 years, Fred has been actively involved in his local community as a long time hockey and soccer coach, and President of the Local Soccer Clinic for over 6 years.

Fred currently has 2 children who attend schools within the NCDSB network of schools.

Glenn Sheculski

Timmins, ON

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Location Represented:
Timmins
Moosonee

Now retired, Glenn Sheculski has formally worked in Catholic education for 33 years. Glenn has been with the Northeastern Catholic District School Board for a total of 29 years as a Teacher, School and Program Principal, and finally Director of Education, beginning in July of 2009. Glenn spent two years at the beginning of his career teaching for the Fort McMurray Roman Catholic Separate School District and two years as a Superintendent of Education at Waterloo Catholic District School Board.

At the provincial level, Glenn was a member of the Executives for the English Catholic Council of Directors of Education (ECCODE) and the Council of Directors of Education (CODE) for two years. As well, Glenn sat on the Ministry of Education and Trustees committee at the last round of central bargaining with the Canadian Union of Public Employees -Education Workers (CUPE).

Upon retirement, Glenn decided to put forth his name forward to run as a school board Trustee for the Northeastern Catholic District School Board.

Elizabeth King
Location Represented:
Cochrane
Matheson
Iroquois Falls

Iroquois Falls, ON

E-mail: ElizabethKing@ncdsb.on.ca

Elizabeth King has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the Northeastern Catholic District School Board since 2003 and has been elected by her peers to serve as Vice-Chair of the Board at various times.

Elizabeth is very active within her community of Iroquois Falls, serving as Past President and currently Vice-President of the Chamber of Commerce, Chair of Earl Porter Lanes, lector at St. Anne's Church, previously sat on the Board of Directors for the Community Development Team in Iroquois Falls, and was involved with Guiding and the Iroquois Falls Winter Carnival.

Elizabeth retired as a Realtor where she worked in her community since 1991 and now enjoys spending more time with her grandchildren and family and in doing her volunteer work, giving back to the community who supported her in business for so many years.

Glenn Sheculski

Timmins, ON

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Location Represented:
Timmins
Moosonee

Martin Drainville

Location Represented:
New Liskeard
Haileybury
Cobalt

New Liskeard, ON

E-mail: mdrainville@ncdsb.on.ca

Martin Drainville has been a member of the board since 2004.

I have been involved in the automotive business for over 32 years, 8 years in the Mining sector, have been a Manager at a local car dealership for 23 years. I was part of the Centennial committee for the town of Haileybury in 2004. I am part of the New Bikers Reunion for 9 years which raises funds for local cancer care, part of the group Quality Time which helped raise funds for Camp Quality Northern for 11 years. I donate time and sound equipment for the local groups like Small Pond and Literacy Group. I am also part of the Artem organizing committee which organizes cultural events in our area and part of Coutryfest which helps to fund our local Catscan Committee to cover some of the operating costs for the Temiskaming Hospital Catscan.

Denis Lincez

Location Represented:
Kapuskasing

Kapuskasing, ON

E-mail: dlincez@ncdsb.on.ca

Denis Lincez has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the NCDSB since 2006 and has served as Chair of the Audit Committee and various other standing committees.

Father of three - Kyle-25, Connor-23, and Madison-21

Denis has worked for the past 31 years at Rayoneir.am - Kapuskasing division in various position with current being Technical Advisor- Steam and Effluent.

During the past 2 decades, Denis has been actively involved in his local community with volunteer work - Vice president of Kapuskasing Minor soccer association and coaching, Past president of Saint Patrick' separate school PTA - Past Grand and Deputy- Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus Council 8430.

Stan Skalecki

Location Represented:
Kirkland Lake
Englehart

Kirkland Lake, ON

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Steve Malciw

Location Represented:
Kirkland Lake
Englehart

Kirkland Lake, ON

E-mail: smalciw@ncdsb.on.ca

Steve lives in Larder Lake,
Steve is retired from a 34 year career with Northern College.

Ron MacInnis

Location Represented:
Timmins
Moosonee

Timmins, ON

E-mail: rmacinnis@ncdsb.on.ca

Ron was born into a large Catholic family in Noranda Quebec. He attended St.Anne's Catholic high school in Noranda. He later attended The University of Minnesota, Bemidji. Ron worked as a Flotation Operator at Northern Sun Mining in Timmins Ontario.

He presently a Trustee with Northeastern Catholic District School Board, previously a Trustee with Superior North Catholic District School Board.

He is married to his wife Peggy, who has two daughters, Frances is a graduate of O'Gorman High School, As well as Algoma University , Bridget also graduated from O'Gorman High and now attends Trent University.

Elena Lionello
Student Trustee

I wanted to become the NCDSB Student Trustee Representative because it provides me with the opportunity to grow academically while giving back to the OHS student body. Over the past two years, transitioning and working through high school has most definitely not been the easiest. The support provided by the Knights community was overwhelming and made for an enjoyable experience. As the representative, I hope to continue to provide that encouragement to incoming and current O'Gorman High School students. I wish for others' high school experience to be as agreeable as mine has been.

Catholic Education is important to me because it provides students with the opportunity to incorporate their faith into their learning. The aspects of faith in action alone sets Catholic education apart from anything other. Speaking from experience, living out your faith in an environment where you are nourished with spiritual knowledge on a daily basis produces a broader and vaster understanding of what being Catholic really means.

Fred Salvador Jr. (Chair)
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Denis Lincez (Vice Chair)
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Glenn Sheculski
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Colleen Landers
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Elizabeth King
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Martin Drainville
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Ron MacInnis
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Stan Skalecki
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Steve Malciw
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Elena Lionello
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