Two of those 12 seats will be held by two new members – Reg Pauley in District 5 and Robert George in District 7.
In the four seats to be contested, the incumbents are all re-offering and will face at least one opponent.
The school board also has a First Nations seat, however, that position is not by election, instead by appointment from the provincial education minister.
Here’s the current breakdown, by district, for the Chignecto-Central Regional School Board:
DISTRICT 1
David Myles*
DISTRICT 2
Mackie Ross*
DISTRICT 3
Adam Davies*
DISTRICT 4
Jim Grue*
DISTRICT 5
Reg Pauley
DISTRICT 6
Lauretta (Margie) Nicholson*
DISTRICT 7
Robert George
DISTRICT 8
Sharron Byers
Susan D. MacQuarrie*
DISTRICT 9
Trudy Thompson*
DISTRICT 10
Wendy Matheson-Withrow*
DISTRICT 11
Gordon Anderson*
Scott Adamson
DISTRICT 12
Anne Beaver*
DISTRICT 13
Vivian Farrell*
DISTRICT 14
Ron Marks*
Kevin Waller
DISTRICT 15
Marilyn Murray*
AFRICAN NOVA SCOTIAN
Glenda Talbot-Richards*
Tamara Tynes Powell
When it comes to the new Truro seat on the Conseil scolaire Acadien provincial (District 11), Jerome Breau was acclaimed to the position.
