About Brit Hart
Brit Hart is an education advocate, community builder, mother, and entrepreneur.
With her background in writing and communications, Brit Hart is ready to improve communication between community members, the Calgary Board of Education, and the Alberta Government.
Brit is determined to support students by making sure that everyone accessing public education has a clear understanding of the policies in place. She is fighting to ensure that community members have opportunities to give feedback and get their voices heard.
Brit’s qualification include:
- Dedicated community builder and volunteer
- Small business owner with experience managing operations for some of Canada’s largest hospitality groups
- Sits on parent board of her son’s school
Brit sees incredible value in community building, fostering relationships, and making meaningful connections. She values transparency in all interactions and is ready to deliver that transparency for the communities in Wards 1 and 2.
In Brit’s Words
If you want to learn more about Brit and see where she stands on critical issues facing Calgary public schools today, check out what she has to say:
As your Public School Board Trustee my focus will be ensuring all questions and concerns regarding public school in Calgary are communicated to the Calgary Board of Education and/or Alberta Government while providing clear and tangible outcomes.
– Brit Hart
On ensuring public education funding:
I will collaborate with fellow Trustees, Alberta Education and community stakeholders to protect and build our public education system.
On class sizes and resourcing:
I will advocate for policies that put the wellbeing of students first. By engaging in transparent and open dialogue with students, parents, school councils and all other members of the community I will communicate with the government to ensure the needs of CBE are met and fully understood.
On making sure that all neighbourhoods have access to public education:
I hope to provide more transparency on how education is funded in Alberta and encourage a dialogue with our provincial government about increasing the resources allocated towards our public education system.