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Associate of the Ontario Principals’ Council

 Who can become an Associate of OPC?

 

  • Principals/vice-principals who are former Members of OPC
  • Aspiring principals/vice-principals who are members of OTF
  • Individuals with an interest in education
  • Ontario district school board senior staff employed as Supervisory Officers and Directors
  • Former OPC Members on leave, secondment or reassignment who do not meet the definition of Member
  • Approved For-Profit Corporations with an interest in education
  • Approved Not-for-Profit Corporations with an interest in education.

 

What are the benefits of becoming an Associate of OPC?

 

Associates are entitled to different benefits, depending on their class.

 

Class 1    Retired principals/vice-principals who are former Members of OPC* have:

 

  • The right to have access to the Constitution
  • The right to receive The Register and other mailings
  • The right to participate in professional development programs, including the annual conference, at the Member rate
  • The right to maintain optional term life/accidental death and dismemberment insurance.

*Associate status is not necessary for retired Members to maintain

entitlement to historical coverage.

  

 

Class 2    Aspiring principals/vice-principals who are members of OTF have:

 

  • The right to have access to the Constitution
  • The right to receive The Register and other mailings
  • The right to participate in professional development programs, including the annual conference, at the Member rate.

  

Class 3    Individuals with an interest in education have:

 

  • The right to have access to the Constitution
  • The right to receive The Register and other mailings
  • The right to participate in professional development programs, including the annual conference, at the Member rate.

  

Class 4   Ontario district school board senior staff employed as supervisory officers and

                directors have:

 

  • The right to have access to the Constitution
  • The right to receive The Register and other mailings
  • The right to participate in professional development programs, including the annual conference, at the Member rate
  • The right to apply for or maintain LTD benefit coverage and/or optional term life/accidental death and dismemberment insurance benefit coverage.

  

Class 5    Former OPC Members on leave or secondment who do not meet the definition

                of Member have:

 

  • The right to have access to the Constitution
  • The right to receive The Register and other mailings
  • The right to participate in professional development programs, including the annual conference, at the Member rate
  • The right to apply for or maintain LTD benefit coverage and/or optional term life/accidental death and dismemberment insurance benefit coverage
  • The right to preserve their entitlement to historical legal coverage should they revert to full Membership.

  

Class 6    Approved For-Profit Corporations with an interest in education have:

 

  • The right to have access to the Constitution
  • The right to receive three copies of The Register and other relevant mailings
  • The right to have their corporate name and/or logo displayed on the OPC website (size, placement and location are at the discretion of the OPC), with a link to the corporation's own website

  

Class 7    Approved Not-for-Profit Corporations or organizations with an interest in

                 education have:

 

  • The right to have access to the Constitution
  • The right to receive three copies of The Register and other relevant mailings
  • The right to have their corporate name and/or logo displayed on the OPC website (size, placement and location are at the discretion of the OPC), with a link to the corporation's own website
  • The right to be included in a list of corporate sponsors published in The Register (size and placement are at the discretion of the OPC)
  • The right to access advertising discounts for advertising in The Register as may be available to Corporate Associates from time to time, at the discretion of the OPC
  • The right to have up to three people, identified to the OPC on an annual basis, participate in professional development programs, including the annual conference, at the Member rate.
  • The right to be included in a list of corporate sponsors published in The Register (placement is at the discretion of the OPC)
  • The right to access advertising discounts for advertising in The Register as may be available to Corporate Associates from time to time, at the discretion of the OPC
  • The right to have up to three people, identified to the OPC on an annual basis, participate in professional development programs, including the annual conference, at the Member rate.

  

What does it cost?

 2009-2010                      After July 1, 2010

school year                      (includes HST)

 

  • Classes 1 - 5          $95.00                                     $107.35
  • Class     6          $1,000.00                                 $ 1,130.00
  • Class     7             $250.00                                    $ 282.50

 

How do I pay?

 

Send a cheque to OPC, 180 Dundas Street West, 25th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1Z8,  or call Membership Services with your credit card number at (416)322-6600 or toll free at 1(800)701-2362.