Curriculum Services Canada is proud to service the international education community and provide resources to all.
Since 1993, CSC has played a fundamental role in Ontario and nation-wide education. We worked hard to deliver the highest in quality resources and learning services that result in the greatest positive impact for learners. As communities around the world invest in education reform, we have decided to commit CSC to serving the growing international community and have created a new brand to support our long-standing stakeholder community in Canada. Curriculum.org will remain a free-resource site for educators across Canada and internationally. Come back often to see what’s new!
In 2015, CSC launched Learnography to service the Canadian market with custom learning solutions. We continue to work with a variety of organizations internationally and maintain our commitment to ongoing service excellence within Canada and around the world. If you are interested in learning more, please contact Debbie Davidson, Director of International Partnerships.
VISION
MISSION
VALUES
EXCELLENCE
We're accountable to the highest standards of excellence in everything we do.
INTEGRITY
We are balanced, thorough, and honest in all of our decisions and actions.
COLLABORATION
We work as a team with all stakeholders, building on our diverse perspectives.
IMPROVEMENT
We continuously reflect upon our work and the feedback of others to evolve and improve.
PEOPLE
People are our greatest asset. We nurture positive relationships and creative partnerships.
CREATIVITY
We foster a culture of innovation in the pursuit of learning in all contexts.
SUSTAINABILITY
We work to have a positive influence on diverse learning communities in the long term.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Peter Levesque, Knowledge Mobilization Works | CSC President and Chair
He holds a diploma in Pure and Applied Sciences from Heritage College, an Honours BSocSc in Sociology with studies in Biochemistry and a MA in Sociology from the University of Ottawa. He has also studied at the Centre for Evidence-based Medicine at the University of Oxford; the University of Seville; the Canada School of the Public Service; and other colleges and institutes in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Peter is a Fellow at the British Columbia Law Institute. He is an Associate Practitioner of Social Innovation at the University of Waterloo. He is a scholar at the Monieson Centre at the Business School at Queen's University in Kingston. Peter lectures at the Centre for Continuing Education at the University of Ottawa.
Lonnie Bolton, OCSOA
Carol Cotton, OCSTA
Peter Creer, OPC
Kevin O'Brien, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
Lucia Reece, CODE
Lincoln Simmons, RBC | CSC Board Treasurer
Sophia Maloney, CPCO
She has been an educator for 16 years and is currently Vice-Principal at Ascension of Our Lord Secondary School in Mississauga. This is located in the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board; one of the most diverse and fastest growing school boards in Ontario.
Sophia has served on several committees at the school-level, system-level, and provincial-level.
She is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education University of Toronto.
Peter Sovran
Sue Britton
In her last corporate role, Sue was Vice President & Head of Global Innovation for D+H (now Finastra), and prior to that held a variety of senior roles in innovation, sales & marketing and market development for Broadridge Financial, Pareto, Symcor, Xerox and Four Seasons. An avid community builder and volunteer, she holds many advisory roles that help to drive awareness and collaboration in Canada around innovation. Sue has a Bachelor of Commerce from Ryerson University, has 3 children, and lives in Toronto with her husband and youngest son.
Sangeetha Chandru
Ms. Chandru joined Sobeys in 2011 as Vice President, Sobeys Development Office focusing on business transformation, program management and change management. Before moving to Sobeys, she was part of the Strategy and Transformation practice at IBM supporting the Retail and CPG sectors. Prior to IBM, Ms. Chandru also worked in progressively senior positions in various retail formats and began her career in the technology sector.
Active in the community, Ms. Chandru is a volunteer and former board member with two not-for-profit organizations prior to her joining the Board at Learnography. Ms. Chandru holds Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Industrial Psychology from the University of Madras with a Post Graduate Specialization in Industrial Relations. She also attained a Masters of Science in Human Resources Design and Management from Claremont Graduate University. She resides in Toronto with her family.