Candidate for Ottawa-Carleton District School Board trustee in Zone 11, an OCDSB parent who says he chaired a school council for three years and sits on the board’s Parent Involvement Committee.
Jason Glover is on the City of Ottawa’s list of certified candidates for Ottawa-Carleton District School Board trustee in Zone 11, which covers City Wards 10 and 16, with a nomination dated August 21, 2026. The website the City lists for him is his VoteMate profile, where the text is written by the candidate or his team. It says he is a parent of two, a former three-year school council chair, a former officer of the Ottawa-Carleton Assembly of School Councils and a current member of the board’s Parent Involvement Committee, and it lists eight priorities led by protecting special education. These are his own statements, and voche.me has not checked them. The board has been under provincial supervision since June 27, 2025.
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Ottawa municipal electionThe City of Ottawa’s list of certified candidates shows Jason Glover’s nomination for trustee of the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board in Zone 11 dated August 21, 2026. The City’s open data file shows no withdrawal. The other candidates in the zone are Brendan Ray and Alan Riddell. The website the City list gives him is a VoteMate profile, a page on a voter information site where candidates add their own text. CTV News Ottawa lists him in its guide of September 9, 2026.
His VoteMate profile says he is an active OCDSB parent of two, a former three-year school council chair, a former vice president of the Ottawa-Carleton Assembly of School Councils (the profile’s summary line calls him a co-chair of it), and a current member of the board’s statutory Parent Involvement Committee. It says he is running to bring independent governance to the board and to make sure tax dollars support front-line classrooms, and that effective governance needs practical oversight focused on classrooms.
The profile lists eight priorities: protecting special education and cutting waits for assessments; supporting newcomer families and students learning English; equal resources for English and French streams, and special education support inside French Immersion; renewing facilities in older schools, naming Sawmill Creek, Fielding Drive, Bayview and Ridgemont; reliable school buses and coordination with before-and-after-school care; Indigenous education and Truth and Reconciliation; arts and specialized learning pathways; and classroom-first governance with early consultation of school councils.
The board’s page on its Parent Involvement Committee lists no members, so his membership is unconfirmed, and the board’s meeting records were not opened. The profile gives two different titles for his role at the Assembly of School Councils. The board’s page says that since June 27, 2025 the board has been under supervision by the Minister of Education, and that decisions normally made by trustees are made by the appointed Supervisor, Robert Plamondon. The sources read hold no complaint or allegation about him.
Summarized from the campaign’s published profile. These are stated positions, not an assessment of results or a complete platform.
His profile says he would protect front-line educational assistants and specialized program classes, and cut waits for psychoeducational assessments.
VoteMate · Jason Glover, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 11 (profile text submitted by the candidate or his team)His profile says he would push for equitable staffing for English as an additional language and literacy development, and stronger partnerships with multicultural liaison officers.
VoteMate · Jason Glover, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 11 (profile text submitted by the candidate or his team)His profile says dual-track schools need resource parity between English and French streams, and that special education supports should stay available inside French Immersion.
VoteMate · Jason Glover, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 11 (profile text submitted by the candidate or his team)His profile says older schools need investment in heating and cooling systems, roofs, accessibility and deferred maintenance.
VoteMate · Jason Glover, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 11 (profile text submitted by the candidate or his team)His profile says he would hold the student transportation authority to its contract and coordinate bus routes with on-site before-and-after-school programs.
VoteMate · Jason Glover, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 11 (profile text submitted by the candidate or his team)His profile says he supports the board’s Indigenous Education Council and adding First Nations, Métis and Inuit perspectives across the curriculum.
VoteMate · Jason Glover, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 11 (profile text submitted by the candidate or his team)His profile says he would defend classroom arts and music funding and equal access to district-wide specialized programs.
VoteMate · Jason Glover, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 11 (profile text submitted by the candidate or his team)His profile says budget dollars should go to classrooms, and that school councils should be consulted early, before major decisions.
VoteMate · Jason Glover, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 11 (profile text submitted by the candidate or his team)Evidence reviewed on October 7, 2026: the City’s list of certified candidates for the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (an Internet Archive copy) and its open data file of nominations, the CTV News Ottawa list of school board candidates of September 9, 2026, his VoteMate profile, the board’s page on its Parent Involvement Committee, and the board’s page on supervision.
Gaps. The profile’s contact section holds an email address, which was not copied. His school council chair, Assembly of School Councils and Parent Involvement Committee roles are his own statements and were not confirmed, and the profile calls his Assembly role both co-chair and vice president. No news report that quotes him was found. No other campaign website or social media account was found. The voche.me questionnaire has not been sent.
His VoteMate profile says he was chair of a school council for three years. voche.me did not check this.
VoteMate · Jason Glover, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 11 (profile text submitted by the candidate or his team)His VoteMate profile calls him a former vice president in its text and a co-chair in its summary line. voche.me did not check this.
VoteMate · Jason Glover, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 11 (profile text submitted by the candidate or his team)His VoteMate profile says he is a current member of the board’s statutory committee. The board’s committee page lists no members, so this is unconfirmed.
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