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Ontario Student Trustees' Association
The Ontario Student Trustees’ Association (French: ''l'Association des élèves conseillers et conseillères de l’Ontario''), officially branded as OSTA-AECO, is an organization of student trustees in Ontario and a student stakeholder group in the province's public education system.
This organization has three distinct divisions: the Executive Council and the Board Councils. The Executive Council is chosen through a series of elections at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and includes a president, chief executive officer, chief financial officer, and six officers for the areas of communication, policy, professional development, operations, administration, and French language relations. Also elected are cabinets of the Board Councils, each of whom has a respective president and vice-president. The two Board Councils are the Public Board Council (PBC) and Catholic Board Council (CBC). Within the Executive Council, the voting power lies with the Senior Executive Council, which consists of five members: the president of OSTA-AECO, and the presidents and vice-presidents of the respective Board Councils. The organization is governed by a seven-person board of directors, all of whom serve a two-year term.〔OSTA-AECO, "Ontario Student Trustees' Association," Online. Available: osta-aeco.org.〕
==History==
In the early 1990s, the Royal Commission of Learning, which was set up during the leadership of former Premier of Ontario Bob Rae, published a report titled "For the Love of Learning" which recommended "that all (school) boards have at least one student member, entitled to vote on all board matters, subject to the usual conflict-of-interest and legal requirements".〔Royal Commission of Learning, "For the Love of Learning," Queen's Printer for Ontario, Toronto, 1994.〕 By the late 1990s, student representatives existed in most of the 70+ school boards in Ontario.〔Ontario Student Trustees' Association, "History," Online. Available: http://www.osta-aeco.org/history.php. Accessed 5 November 2012.〕
Wanting to collaborate and work as a unified voice, OSTA-AECO was formed in 2000 by a group of student trustees in Ontario. In order to promote the student’s voice on a provincial scale, they have published a number of reports discussing the student’s opinions in education.〔People For Education, "Ontario Student Trustees’ Association — l’Association des élèves conseillères et conseillers de l’Ontario – (OSTA-AECO)," 2012. Online. Available: http://www.peopleforeducation.ca/profile/ontario-student-trustees-association-lassociation-des-eleves-conseilleres-et-conseillers-de-lontario-osta-aeco/. Accessed 5 November 2012.〕 These include student survey reports, press releases, position papers, and consultation with Ontario’s Ministry of Education.〔K. Hammer, "Sexual diversity belongs in classroom, cellphones don't: Student survey," The Globe and Mail, 2012.〕〔OSTA-AECO, "Press Releases & Declarations," OSTA-AECO, Online. Available: http://osta-aeco.org/media/press.php. Accessed 5 November 2012.〕
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