Colonel Walker School is supported by an active school council as well as a school association. The council and association are comprised of parent volunteers, supporting the school in varying capacities.

School Council plays an active advisory role in school improvement planning. The Council:

-  supports enhanced learning and well-being of the students;

- advises the Principal and Board of Trustees on school matters and shares information as needed.

- works as a team with school administration to engage the school community (parents/guardians/students/teachers) in decision-making.

The parent association is a separate legal entity that generally assists with:

1) Fundraising, including hosting and stewardship of Casino fundraisers through AGLC

2) Board oversight of Colonel Walker Programs, the before and afterschool care program run out of the Inglewood Community hall.

All parents and guardians of enrolled Colonel Walker students are encouraged to attend and participate in monthly meetings. Meetings typically occur monthly, and specific dates and times are communicated via the School Principal, and are posted on this website. Meetings occur remotely via Teams, and occasionally in person at the school or in a hybrid format. Each meeting date includes a school council and separate parent association meeting.

Top 3 reasons to attend a meeting:

1. Be in the Know – and Have a Say!

Want to know what’s really going on at the school? Parent council meetings are your insider pass! You'll hear the latest updates, learn about upcoming events, and get a real say in the decisions that shape your child’s school experience. It’s your chance to make your voice heard and help steer the ship!

2. Connect with an Awesome Community

These meetings aren’t just about business – they’re about building community. Meet other engaged parents, share ideas, and make new friends who care as much as you do.

3. Spark Change and Make a Difference

Want better programs, creative events and enrichment activities and a vibrant school culture for your kids? Parent council is where those ideas are born! Your involvement can directly impact the quality of education and the sense of community at the school. It’s your chance to turn great ideas into action.