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Students are the centre of Saskatchewan's education system and their voices play an important role in shaping it. The mandate of the 2021-22 Youth Council is to provide advice and insights on education policies, curriculum, programs and priorities.
Youth Council members will have an important role in providing the Minister of Education advice and insights that contribute to the delivery of education in Saskatchewan.
"The Youth Council is a great way to empower Saskatchewan's youth to get involved in their schools and communities. This year's members represent a diverse group of students from all across our beautiful province. I look forward to hearing directly from them and incorporating their feedback into our education system."
- Dustin Duncan, Minister of Education
The 2021-22 Youth Council consists of 12 students in grades 11-12 from different Saskatchewan school divisions, who will serve for a one school year term:
"I am excited and honoured to be a part of Saskatchewan's Youth Council for the 2021-2022 school year. This council provides members with the opportunity to help strengthen our education system by providing a voice to the student body."
- Sung Park, 2021-22 Youth Council Member
More information about of the 2021-22 Youth Council members can be found in their biographies.
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