2022-2023

Carol Sarich – President
Carol Sarich is a principal in Greater Saskatoon Catholic School Division. She has been the SSBL president since 2014, and has also served as the Western Canadian CAP Vice-President for the past 3 years. She is involved with the STF and PGN at committee levels, and strongly believes in the need to advocate for the roles and concerns of administrators in the province.
Jackie Peat – Co-Vice President
Jackie Peat has been an educator with Regina Catholic Schools for 25 years and is currently the principal of St. Elizabeth School in Regina. She has been a member of the SSBL executive since 2011. Jackie and her husband Blake live on an acreage near Pilot Butte with their three children.
Tricia Shynkaruk – Co-Vice President

Tricia Shynkaruk has been an educator with Regina Catholic Schools for 17 years and is currently the Vice Principal of Ecolé St. Angela Merici school in Regina. She is the Vice President of the Regina Catholic School Teachers Assocation as well as Vice Chair of the Regina Catholic Administrators Association. She has two kids and is very active in the community through volunteer work with the Regina Hockey Association. She has been a member of the SSBL executive since 2017.

Erin Jones – Treasurer
Erin Jones is the Vice Principal at Bishop Roborecki School in Saskatoon. Although she has been an educator for 18 years, this is her first year in an administrative role. She is involved in her local teacher’s association as an executive member of the STA.
Tricia Erlendson – Secretary
Jennifer Hingley – Member at Large
Jennifer Hingley is the currently the Principal of Brownell Elementary School with Saskatoon Public Schools. Past experiences include Coordinator and Consultant with the First Nation and Metis Education Unit for Saskatoon Public. Jennifer is a proud graduate of SUNTEP Saskatoon and has served as an educator for over two decades. Jennifer is deeply committed to enhancing and improving education systems so that they become more responsive to the needs of First Nations and Metis students and appreciative of the contributions of First Nations and Metis people. She believes that courageous teachers and leaders are the key to strong and equitable schools.
Mr. Garth Anderson – Member at Large
Garth is currently in his 37th year of teaching 28 of those years as an in-school administrator. Seven years in Frontier School and 27 in Foam Lake Composite. Upon superannuation Garth accepted a 50 % Principalship of the Horizon online learning school.
