Who's Running

Joann Blazieko, Moose Jaw

Joann

Joann Blazieko has been a dedicated member of the Holy Trinity Board of Education for over a decade, having been elected three times since 2012. With 10 years of experience as the Chairperson of the Board, Joann has been instrumental in guiding the board’s policies and decisions, consistently advocating for the best interests of students, teachers, and the broader Catholic community.

Professional Background

Joann brings her expertise as a Registered Nurse, currently working with the Saskatchewan Health Authority. Her professional experience extends to her active membership in the Discipline Panel of the College of Registered Nurses of Saskatchewan, where she upholds the highest standards of care and ethics in the profession for both herself and others.

Community Engagement

A committed member of St. Joseph Parish, Joann is a practicing Catholic who has previously served as Vice Chair of the Parish Council, playing a key role in the spiritual and community life of the parish. Beyond her contributions to the parish, Joann has also been a passionate advocate for youth sports, actively participating in Moose Jaw Soccer and Moose Jaw Little League Baseball, where she has supported the development and well-being of young athletes.

Commitment to Catholic Education

Joann Blazieko is steadfast in her commitment to Catholic education, recognizing its vital role in nurturing faith, character and academic excellence for this generation of students and beyond. She remains dedicated to ensuring that Holy Trinity continues to provide a nurturing and faith-filled environment for staff and students.

Christine Boyczuk, Moose Jaw

Christine Boyczuk was a teacher, administrator, Director of Education. During the time in education, Christine was involved in promoting restorative approaches in the classroom and schools. Some of these practices were supportive behavior models, mindfulness, classroom meetings, use of restorative questions, Developmental Assets, Circle of Courage. Following retirement from the Davidson School Division, Christine became the Regional lntersectoral Coordinator for the Moose Jaw South-Central Region. Working with other agencies, the following practices were implemented- Alternatives to Suspension, Positive Ticketing, the HUB and the Moose Jaw Drug Treatment Court. As a Board member and Chair of the Provincial John Howard Society, Christine supported Youth Housing, conflict resolution/mediation, fine option, and practices to support individuals in correctional facilities. At present Christine is the Moose Jaw Literacy Network Coordinator. She is a member of the Provincial Integrated Youth Services Board, chair of Age-Friendly Moose Jaw, member of City of Moose Jaw Accessibility Committee and member of Square One Community. Currently, Christine also volunteers at St. Joseph's Church. Christine's passions are collaboration and engagement.

Alison Bradish, Moose Jaw

Alison Bradish is seeking a second term as trustee for the Holy Trinity Catholic School Division (HTCSD). She served the division as one of the directors of the Saskatchewan Catholic School Boards Association and was appointed the HTCSD representative for St. Joseph Parish Council. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism as well as Public Sector Governance Certification. Alison lives with her husband Robert and their three children. Her experience as a current trustee, plus her involvement as a parent with children in elementary and high school, give her a first-hand and relatable perspective about education.

Derek Hassen, Moose Jaw

It has been my honour to serve as a trustee and I am humbled to request your support in allowing me to serve another term. I have spent 28 years involved in education. It is near and dear to my heart. I have been an employee of the school division and long-term volunteer coach. Now, as a business owner, I wish to continue contributing to Holy Trinity. I believe my skill set as a financial planner assists in understanding the division finances and my experience as an educator and administrator assists in managing the direction of the school division. As a current trustee, the experience has been invaluable. I have been actively involved with both parishes and will continue to build the relationship between school division, church, and home.

Lee Moyse, Moose Jaw

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Marc Perrault, Swift Current (Elected By Acclamation)

Marc Perrault, was born and raised in Southern Saskatchewan, resides in Swift Current with his wife Leah and their four children: Robyn, Eliot, Charlize, and Atticus. Marc is currently employed as a Small Business Advisor at Innovation Federal Credit Union. He also serves as a volunteer board member for a local daycare, Judo club, and the iSocial committee at Innovation Federal Credit Union. Additionally, Marc served as a coach for several sports involving his children. Outside of work, he enjoys spending quality time with his family, engaging in photography, and exploring the outdoors.

Dana Thiessen, Shaunavon (Elected By Acclamation)

Hello my name is Dana Thiessen and I am a Hairdresser. I was born and raised in Shaunavon and attended elementary school at Christ the King School. My husband Logan and I moved back Shaunavon 12 years ago. We have two daughters who go to Christ the King school now and I am thrilled to be able to give our wonderful small town school a voice.