"For 8 years Stan has been a dependable, approachable, and active trustee in the public school system. Personally, I’ve always celebrated him as trustworthy, hard working, and dedicated to the needs of the children in our school board, of which I have four. He has my vote once again.”
- Dr. Ryan French, Bolton
"Working with Stan Cameron for 7 years while he served as Caledon’s Public School Board Trustee, I saw how important teamwork was to him. Stan understands that more can be achieved for the Caledon community with collaboration and relationship building. And he is right."
– Tony Pontes, Retired PDSB Director of Education
"Having previously served this community for 13 years as Trustee on the Peel District School Board I know that Stan Cameron continues to serve the best interests of our public school supporters in Caledon. His strong voice at the Board level and consistently strong presence in all of our schools and community functions best serve our students, families and school staff."
- Valerie Arnold-Judge, former PDSB Trustee for Caledon
"Stan Cameron is an educator. For 37 years he has been known as a caring and skillful professor teaching Psychology in post secondary education classrooms. I have known Stan for the past 10 years and I have seen how much he cares for all students and how grateful they are for his teaching style and his messages of hope and success."
- Charanjeet Singh, Educational Researcher, Centennial College
"As a university student who, along with my 3 siblings, attended local elementary and secondary schools in Caledon, I have long appreciated Stan Cameron’s helpful and understanding approach to working with children and families in Caledon’s public school system. A vote for Stan is a vote for an experienced, knowledgeable, inclusive and accessible leader. And my family always loved Stan's reminder that, 'school is cool.'"
- Nicole French, Brock University Student, Humberview Farms, Albion
"Stan Cameron is education oriented by profession as well as by inclination. He has deep interest in the manner in which our children are schooled and in bettering the systems that support our public schools. I know Stan to be a great listener and tireless advocate when it comes to community views on education. These qualities are backstopped by his hard working, industrious nature and make Stan an 'A++' candidate for Peel District School Board Trustee."
- David Stewart, Palgrave
"Having been a Trustee for the past four years, I've come to appreciate Stan Cameron's work ethic and commitment to student success. He has advocated fearlessly for Caledon at the table, while working collaboratively with his peers across the region. Trustee Cameron has earned a reputation as being a person of integrity and results focused. I hope to see him continue to serve the people of Caledon at the Peel District School Board."
- Harkirat Singh, Trustee, Peel District School Board
“Supported by Peel Education Workers United, representing all unionized employees in the Peel District School Board”
The successful RE-ELECT STAN CAMERON as Caledon's PDSB Trustee TEAM won every single poll in the Oct. 22/18 election.
CAMERON: 8015 VOTES
2nd place: 1606 votes
3rd place: 1523 votes
See the poll-by-poll School Board Trustee results and all the other Town of Caledon races here:
https://www.caledon.ca/en/elections/2018-election-results.aspx
A local Caledon newspaper attempted to answer the question as to why Stan Cameron got the highest number of votes of all the Municipal Election candidates:
The article author and the Ryerson University professor cited don't give any credit to our team of volunteers.
Had the author interviewed me, I would have defended our supportive team and voters against the Professor's claim that we achieved this huge support because of voter apathy and voter ignorance.
Our team of volunteers spent 100's of hours: going door-to-door with my flyer, doing rural road mailbox flyer delivery, sign crew workers put up and took down signs, residents offered their lawns hosting my RE-ELECT signs.
Did all of this, along with 8 years of support and help for all Caledon public school members, help to raise the profile of the Caledon school board trustee position in the PDSB? The author and the Prof didn’t ask these kinds of questions.
I offer my sincerest appreciation for all of the support and supporters. I know that their efforts were very important contributions towards our team achieving the high water mark of 8015 votes.
Thank you to all of our supporters who voted with knowledge, information and intent.
Online Messages:
https://lifeology101.com/stan-cameron-peel-district-school-board-trustee-candidate-town-
https://justsayincaledon.com/one-caledons-best/
Working with the Caledon East community to restore busing for Caledon East PS students:
https://www.yorkregion.com/news-story/3249191-airport-road-sidewalks-suf-cient-for-pedestrians-town/
...and...
Helping students living on the west side of Caledon continue to access their French studies at Humberview SS:
http://caledoncitizen.com/?p=12777
A new school opens in 2018 in Caledon. This is Caledon's only year round calendar school. It's been named, "Tony Pontes Public School."
http://caledoncitizen.com/?p=18544
A new 8 lane rubberized track with an artificial infield and lighting will be built on the Humberview SS site by the end of October, 2018
It's been an honour to act as MC for the past 3 Decembers for the Bethell Hospice "Light & Love" Celebrations:
https://foundation.bethellhospice.org/celebrate-light-love-tree-lighting-2017/
https://foundation.bethellhospice.org/celebrate-light-love-tree-lighting-2018/
https://justsayincaledon.com/beautiful-tree-lighting-event-at-bethell-hospice/
In Dec. 2020 I was honoured to be asked to MC the Bethell Hospice Virtual Tree Lighting celebration. Covid-19 forced this celebration to take place virtually.
https://foundation.bethellhospice.org/virtual-tree-lighting-video/
In Dec. 2021 I was again honoured to be invited to read the names of nearly 400 loved ones being remembered by family and friends. This was the 4th year I was invited to MC this event and it was outdoor at the Bethell Hospice entrance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jm4ll3DRUo4
In the Spring of 2020 the SideRoads magazine printed an article on volunteering, with a focus on Hospice care. I was asked to do this interview with the reporter and to shine the light on the value and importance of volunteering at Bethell Hospice. The article begins on page 64:
How can you ensure that your tax dollars are supporting your public school system? Click on the Peel District School Board's link here:
http://www.peelschools.org/aboutus/taxsupport/Pages/default.aspx
A YouTube video of my four years as an In-School Mentor Volunteer in Peel's Big Brothers/Big Sisters "Power of An Hour Program."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVqR4uQaa8A
It's an honour to have been asked to MC the past 3 "Giving Thanks" Celebrations hosted by Bethell Hospice:
http://caledoncitizen.com/?p=20138
http://caledoncitizen.com/?p=28853
Caledon's newest school, Tony Pontes PS opens it's doors. Children & staff are very happy:
http://caledoncitizen.com/?p=28794
It was a wonderful honour to be elected Chair of the Peel District School Board:
http://caledoncitizen.com/?p=29266
When a wall mural honouring the name, reputation, and legacy of Caledon Village representative Mr. Allex Raeburn was primed over without the family, community, or Trustee being consulted or informed, I took a strong position against that, and advocated for the Raeburn family's involvement in a resolution to move forward (story continues on page 34):
It's a happy time for our Mayfield SS students, staff, families, our Mayfield West resident, and all Caledon activity oriented residents. We proudly announce a 2nd
joint effort with the Town of Caledon, to build this amazing state of the art Track & Field, domed facility, with an outdoor cricket pitch:
I am the candidate with extensive experience from the class room to the staff room to the board room. I am an educator - for 37 years. I have experience working with young people in school. I have helped families manage their way through the 2nd largest school board in Canada. Through my role as the Caledon trustee on the Peel District Sc
I am the candidate with extensive experience from the class room to the staff room to the board room. I am an educator - for 37 years. I have experience working with young people in school. I have helped families manage their way through the 2nd largest school board in Canada. Through my role as the Caledon trustee on the Peel District School Board for the past 8 years I have advocated for our children, families, teachers and school administrators. All with one goal in mind: student success.
In the Caledon community I am a proven leader who is trusted for my competency, recognized for my understanding, appreciated for my accessibility, valued for my positive relationship building, and dedicated to continuing to serve every member of our Caledon public school family.
I entered the competition to serve this community through education because of my fundamental belief that education changes lives. From that core value, I know that I can help families with their questions and challenges. I am a 3 term incumbent. I have enjoyed my role as Caledon's Trustee on the Peel District School Board for the past 1
I entered the competition to serve this community through education because of my fundamental belief that education changes lives. From that core value, I know that I can help families with their questions and challenges. I am a 3 term incumbent. I have enjoyed my role as Caledon's Trustee on the Peel District School Board for the past 12 years. I feel that I have been able to represent our Caledon voices and help our children, families, teachers and school administrators. I have much more to offer families in Caledon's public school system.
As a faculty member in post secondary classrooms, I have seen first hand how education has served thousands of students and graduates.
Prior to teaching at Centennial College in Scarborough, I worked with young offenders and adult offenders in treatment & detention centres. I retired from the college on June 30, 2018.
I took many additional courses over those years at the college in an effort to become a better teacher and to help my students work to reach their potentia
Prior to teaching at Centennial College in Scarborough, I worked with young offenders and adult offenders in treatment & detention centres. I retired from the college on June 30, 2018.
I took many additional courses over those years at the college in an effort to become a better teacher and to help my students work to reach their potential. A few examples are courses dealing with subjects such as: online teaching/learning, suicide intervention skills training, creating collaborative learning spaces, supporting learner success, understanding content management systems, and many more. I asked everyone for their support and vote on Oct. 24, 2022.
My family and I are avid vegetable gardeners. We grow enough squash, potatoes, onions and tomatoes to last us through the winter, and enough to donate to others.