Craig Needles Podcast Episode 88: Beth Mai on what needs to change at the TVDSB

By Craig Needles

July 19, 2022 - 8:07pm

Beth Mai wants to be a Thames Valley School Board trustee this fall.

On Tuesday, he stopped by studio to talk to Craig about why she wants that job and her concerns about what's happening right now at the TVDSB.

Topics include board accountability, communications surrounding mask rules and what's happening with B. Davison Secondary School.

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