Candidate for the Vancouver School Board.
Sherry Breshears, ballot number 321 for School Board in Vancouver, OneCity. Profile focus: Inclusive learning and family participation.
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Sherry Breshears appears on the City of Vancouver's final 2026 candidate list for School Board, with ballot number 321. The City records the affiliation as OneCity.
The party page says Breshears is an educator, education researcher and parent advocate who has served on Vancouver DPAC and the Inclusive Education Working Group.
The OneCity candidate page describes Breshears as an educator, an education researcher and a long-time parent advocate.
The same campaign page says Breshears has served on Vancouver DPAC, the district parent advisory council, and on its Inclusive Education Working Group.
The Georgia Straight, reporting OneCity's slate on May 11, 2026, described Breshears as an inclusive education expert.
OneCity's team page lists Breshears as one of five school board candidates, alongside Rory Brown, Steve Cardwell, Christopher Lee and Krista Sigurdson.
Breshears appears on the October 17, 2026 school board ballot at number 321 for OneCity.
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Make equity, inclusion and transparency the board's priorities.
This is OneCity's position, given by mayoral candidate William Azaroff: delay student access to chatbots until Grade 10, add privacy safeguards, and teach students how these tools work.
The party page says Breshears is running to make equity, inclusion and open decision making priorities at the school board.
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OneCity set out its full slate for the October election. Breshears was named among the school board candidates and described as an inclusive education expert.
Daily Hive listed OneCity's 13 candidates, with Breshears among the five running for school board, and noted the slate size follows an agreement with COPE and the Green Party.
Katie Hyslop put questions to all seven Vancouver parties about artificial intelligence in schools and about data centres. Breshears is listed as one of OneCity's trustee candidates and the party answer came from William Azaroff.
The ballot for October 17, 2026 places Breshears at number 321 for school board under OneCity.
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The Georgia Straight · May 11, 2026
Daily Hive · May 12, 2026
The Tyee · August 11, 2026
Daily Hive · September 22, 2026
The OneCity candidate page is short and gives no dates for the DPAC roles, no employer and no education history, and no independent source confirming those roles was found. Two news items that search listings connect to the name Breshears, a Tyee report from November 6, 2025 on the Vancouver School Board keeping private meetings and a Vancouver Sun report from January 20, 2025 on children with disabilities being left out of school activities, could not be opened, so nothing from them is recorded here. An academic author named Sherry Breshears has published research on the working conditions of English language teachers in Canada, but it could not be confirmed that this is the same person, so it is left out. No interview, speech or forum appearance by Breshears was found.
Evidence reviewed on September 22, 2026: Current campaign material; biographical claims require corroboration.
Campaign page read on September 22, 2026. 1 stated position and 1 background fact recorded here, each checked against a quotation from that page.
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The campaign page names both roles. Vancouver DPAC lists an Inclusive Education Working Group among its working groups but does not name its members on its public pages.
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