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STF names Angela Banda as executive director

Former teacher, principal and instructional consultant serves the membership.
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Angela Banda assumed the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation’s top administrative position effective Feb. 3. The STF represents 13,500 members.

SASKATOON — The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation has chosen Angela Banda as its new executive director.

Banda has been a member of the STF’s senior administrative staff since 2017, most recently in the position of associate executive director, Labour Relations. Prior to joining the federation, she was a teacher, principal and instructional consultant.

“The executive has the utmost confidence in Angela’s ability to take on this new role and lead the STF through its future opportunities and challenges,” said STF President Samantha Becotte.

“Her experience, education and leadership abilities will ensure the STF continues to evolve to meet members’ needs and remain a top employer.

“Angela embodies the values of the STF and has demonstrated a deep commitment to teachers, public education and the future of the teaching profession. Her experience in labour relations, as a classroom teacher and a principal ensure she is able to understand, represent and address teachers’ needs.”

“I look forward to continuing to work with the STF Executive and the Federation’s more than 13,500 members to advocate for teachers and public education,” Banda said.

“We will continue to reach out to education stakeholders including the Ministry of Education and Saskatchewan School Boards Association to strengthen relationships. We believe in the value and necessity of working collaboratively to address issues that are important to teachers, students and families.

Banda assumed the Federation’s top administrative position effective Feb. 3. Bobbi Taillefer, who served as the STF’s executive director since 2021, is retiring after a 38-year career as a an educator and advocate for teachers and their work.

 

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