Leanne Lee
Candidate for School Trustee (Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools)
Who they are
We haven’t found a published biography for Leanne Lee. We only publish background we can link to a source.
- None (independent)
- SD68 School Trustee, 2022–present; Board Chair, May 2026–present[Nanaimo News Bulletin] (opens in a new tab)[Ladysmith Chronicle] (opens in a new tab)
- facebook.com/Electleanneleesd68 (opens in a new tab)
What they say they want to do
Funding and budget
“We must continue to advocate for the resources our students need and maintain our focus on student achievement, mental health and well-being, Indigenous education, and environmental stewardship.”
Re-Elect Leanne Lee (Facebook post by the candidate): Re-election announcement (opens in a new tab)
Inclusion and student support
“Our district continues to grow and evolve, and we must ensure that our schools remain safe, welcoming, and inclusive places where every student feels a sense of belonging and possibility.”
Re-Elect Leanne Lee (Facebook post by the candidate): Re-election announcement (opens in a new tab)
Programs
“We must continue to advocate for the resources our students need and maintain our focus on student achievement, mental health and well-being, Indigenous education, and environmental stewardship.”
Re-Elect Leanne Lee (Facebook post by the candidate): Re-election announcement (opens in a new tab)
Health and wellbeing
“We must continue to advocate for the resources our students need and maintain our focus on student achievement, mental health and well-being, Indigenous education, and environmental stewardship.”
Re-Elect Leanne Lee (Facebook post by the candidate): Re-election announcement (opens in a new tab)
Environment and climate
“We must continue to advocate for the resources our students need and maintain our focus on student achievement, mental health and well-being, Indigenous education, and environmental stewardship.”
Re-Elect Leanne Lee (Facebook post by the candidate): Re-election announcement (opens in a new tab)
Accountable governance
“I remain committed to listening, learning, and working collaboratively to make decisions that put students first while ensuring responsible stewardship of public resources.”
Re-Elect Leanne Lee (Facebook post by the candidate): Re-election announcement (opens in a new tab)
Reconciliation
“We must continue to advocate for the resources our students need and maintain our focus on student achievement, mental health and well-being, Indigenous education, and environmental stewardship.”
Re-Elect Leanne Lee (Facebook post by the candidate): Re-election announcement (opens in a new tab)
Quotes are the candidate’s own words, copied exactly from the linked source. Issue headings do not necessarily reflect the weight a candidate applies to it within their overall platform.
Expanded sources
- Declaration of Election by Voting – School Trustee (nine to be elected) (opens in a new tab)
- Incumbent trustees top the polls, but Nanaimo-Ladysmith school board has 5 new additions (2022) (opens in a new tab)
- Bailey stepping down as Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools’ board chairperson (April 17, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
- Re-election announcement (opens in a new tab)
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