Halton District School Board Executive and Leadership Team

Roxana Negoi, the Superintendent of Business Services Treasurer & Chief Financial Officer at Halton District School Board, manages the fiscal health and operational resources of the organization. Negoi oversees budget allocation, procurement processes, and facility maintenance to support high-quality educational services. By balancing complex financial portfolios, the Superintendent of Business Services Treasurer & Chief Financial Officer ensures long-term sustainability for all public school programs. This leadership role requires close collaboration with the board to align capital expenditures with strategic goals. Roxana Negoi directs the financial reporting and audit functions, maintaining transparency for community partners and stakeholders. Through rigorous oversight of business operations, the Superintendent of Business Services Treasurer & Chief Financial Officer secures the necessary funding for special education and extracurricular activities. Negoi drives fiscal efficiency, allowing the board to prioritize student success while navigating the economic demands of the diverse Halton Region.

Amy Korzack, the Local President at Halton District School Board, represents the interests of educators while advocating for professional standards and supportive working conditions. Korzack facilitates communication between staff and administration to ensure alignment with the board's mission of fostering inclusive environments. By leading negotiations and addressing labor concerns, the Local President maintains a stable and productive atmosphere for teaching professionals. This leadership role involves championing mental health initiatives and community involvement programs that benefit both students and staff. Amy Korzack coordinates professional development opportunities, enhancing the pedagogical capabilities of the workforce. Through active engagement with the board, the Local President influences policy decisions that impact classroom dynamics and student outcomes. Korzack drives collaborative efforts to resolve workplace challenges, ensuring that educators possess the resources required to deliver high-quality instruction across the entire Halton Region, ultimately strengthening the educational foundation for all students.

Alan Bero, the President, Occasional Teachers' at Halton District School Board, manages the representation and professional integration of substitute educators within the public school system. Bero oversees the deployment and support of occasional staff, ensuring consistent instructional quality during teacher absences. By advocating for the specific needs of this workforce, the President, Occasional Teachers' maintains operational continuity across all schools in Burlington, Milton, Oakville, and Halton Hills. This leadership role involves developing training programs that prepare occasional staff for diverse classroom environments. Alan Bero collaborates with administrative leaders to streamline scheduling and communication, enhancing the overall efficiency of the board's staffing model. Through consistent engagement with the membership, the President, Occasional Teachers' ensures that temporary educators feel supported and valued. Bero drives initiatives that align occasional teaching practices with the board's broader goals of academic excellence and student engagement, securing a reliable and skilled pool of professionals.

Bruce Smith, the Chief Information Officer at Halton District School Board, directs the digital infrastructure supporting public education across Burlington, Milton, Oakville, and Halton Hills. Smith architects scalable cloud solutions and secure network environments to facilitate modern classroom learning. By managing data privacy protocols and educational software integration, the Chief Information Officer ensures seamless connectivity for students and educators. This leadership role involves aligning technological investments with the board's commitment to academic excellence. Bruce Smith oversees the deployment of hardware and software resources, ensuring equitable access to digital tools throughout the region. Through strategic planning, the Chief Information Officer optimizes administrative efficiency and enhances student engagement via innovative platforms. Smith maintains robust cybersecurity defenses to protect sensitive information, while simultaneously driving digital literacy initiatives that empower the entire school community to thrive in a technology-driven educational landscape.