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Did you Miss One of our Executive Training Workshops?
Video Recordings Available for a Limited Time
On September 17th, 19th, and 24th, the QFHSA offered evening training workshops on Zoom to help new (and potential) executives at local associations learn more about the positions. If you were not able to attend the meeting or would like to find out more about the executive positions filled by volunteers at local Home & School Associations, we invite you to watch the recordings of the sessions.
The Fall Issue of the QFHSA News Is Here!
You’ll find all of this inside and much more…
7 Tips for a Successful Year
QFHSA board members, staff, and longtime volunteers share their tips.
Meet Crestview Elementary
A wonderful school community filled with dedicated staff and volunteers—and two delightful canine companions.
The School Board Elections Are Coming…
Read why it is so important to cast your vote on November 3rd.
Time for Some Outdoor Fun…
Gather family and friends on a sunny fall afternoon and try out these games.
Take Our Quiz…
Columnist Brian Rock tests your knowledge of Quebec history.
The QFHSA Is Seeking a
Communications Officer
(15 hours per week)
The QFHSA’s Communications Officer assists with all of the Federation’s communication initiatives.
Duties Include:
- Creating social media content
- Producing content and designing the layout for the QFHSA News newsmagazine
- Writing e-bulletins, press releases, tip sheets, pamphlets, etc.
- Keeping the website up to date
Qualifications Requested:
- Desktop publishing experience (Knowledge of Adobe InDesign is an asset)
- Strong writing and editing skills
- Organizational skills and a keen attention to detail
- Social media/marketing acumen
- Experience within a local Home and School Association would be an asset.
The position may be done remotely but attendance at the QFHSA’s major events is essential. Interested candidates are encouraged to email their curriculum vitae to Executive Director Carol Meindl at carolmeindl@qfhsa.org. Application Deadline: October 30, 2024
Planning a Special Event?
Don’t forget to Apply for QFHSA Insurance
Follow these steps:
1. Use the QFHSA insurance form. Apply online for Event Insurance with this Google Form. Apply online for Blanket Food Insurance with this Google Form. Another option: Download a Word version of the QFHSA Insurance Form (used for event or blanket food insurance) available here.
2. Make sure all the information is accurate. Any changes to dates, times, etc., will require a new insurance form.
3. Keep in mind that the QFHSA’s insurance will not cover inflatables (bouncy castles, etc.).
4. If you are applying for insurance using the Word version of the insurance form, please submit your completed form to the QFHSA via email to info@qfhsa.org.
Remember: The insurance form must be submitted to our insurance provider for approval. That’s why it’s important to allow 10 business days for the processing of your request.
The QFHSA’s Resolutions for 2024
Each year, the QFHSA’s committees follow the latest developments in Quebec education and provincial and federal politics—developments that will affect our parents and our community. The committees then develop resolutions to address the issues of the day.
This year’s resolutions were presented at the QFHSA’s 80th Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, May 29. Find out what the QFHSA and its member associations are concerned about by reading this year’s five resolutions.