Principal of the Dominica Community High School, Celia Nicholas has been re-elected as President of the Dominica Association of Teachers (DAT).
She was re-elected unopposed at the association’s 13th Biennial Conference held at the St Alphonsus Parish Hall in Goodwill on Wednesday.
Nicholas has been the association’s President since 2000.
The other elected members of the DAT are as follows:
-First vice President- Julian Benjamin
-Second Vice President- Royette Riley (moving up from Assistant Treasurer)
-General Secretary- Francis Jno Lewis
-Assistant General Secretary- Vanya Martin
-Treasurer- Jerry Coipel
-Assistant Treasurer- Mervin Alexander (new member joining the team)
-Public Relations Officer (PRO)- Juanita Carbon
-Two trustees in the persons of Rosemund Rolle and Marcus Blondel
Congratulations! It is obvious that since you were unopposed, you must be doing an excellent job. Good luck in the future. God bless!
silverbird,, do not let the green eyed monster get to you.Please keep your silver lining.Remember even the clouds have their own!Congrats Mrs Nicholas,great worK !
I am not jealous of madame Nicholas, all i am saying is it is a bit odd that there are no opponents to vy for the position year after year and what i thought that the school was is not there is a facade.
Dictatorship at DAT disguised as Democracy.
Best Person for the Job.
it is a bit odd that each year Mrs. Nicholas is elected unopposed and if an assessment of her school plant is to be made then you’ll find that this school is lacking in many ways. the perception that her schoolis one of the best is only an illusion
show me a school in dominica that is not lacking something, that is an entire different conversation.
school has and is contributing to the continued development of our human capital.
but in fact.. I wont continue
Mrs Nicholas seems to have a ‘winning legacy’ at the helm of DAT.
Well done Celia. Obviously you must be doing something right for the membership to re-confirm their confidence in you. Remain brave and strong. Congratulations.