Candidate for Toronto District School Board in Ward 4, with a detailed platform and a Labour Council endorsement.
Brandon Choi is on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Toronto District School Board in Ward 4, with a nomination filed on July 24, 2026. His campaign website says he worked for four years in a City Councillor’s office and earlier taught history in TDSB classrooms through a tutoring organization, and sets out a platform on school safety, achievement, well-being, funding and transparency. The Toronto and York Region Labour Council lists him among its endorsed trustee candidates.
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Brandon Choi appears on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Toronto District School Board in Ward 4. A certified candidate is one whose nomination the City Clerk has accepted. The list shows the nomination date as July 24, 2026 and a campaign website, brandonchoi.ca.
His campaign website says Ward 4 is where he grew up and went to school. It says he has spent four years working at the municipal level, including in a local Councillor’s office on constituency affairs and community engagement, and that before that he taught history in TDSB classrooms through ALPHA Education. It adds that he has volunteered teaching English to newcomers at North York Community House and The Neighbourhood Group Community Services. These are the campaign’s own statements, and the site does not name the Councillor. voche.me did not check them with the employers or the organizations.
His site lists cuts it attributes to the provincial government, including 792 staff positions eliminated and a $6.4 million cut in special education funding, and says the province placed the TDSB under supervision and doubled the size of TDSB wards through Bill 101. Those figures are the campaign’s and voche.me did not check them. Ward 4 covers City wards 6 and 18, which the candidates’ own sites call York Centre and Willowdale. The TDSB’s trustee wards page says that during provincial supervision the powers of trustees rest with the provincially appointed Supervisor, that trustees have no official duties with the board at this time, and that this also applies to trustees elected in October 2026.
The Toronto and York Region Labour Council’s endorsements page lists him among its endorsed Toronto trustee candidates for York Centre and Willowdale.
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His platform page lists training for educators on de-escalation and crisis response, stronger enforcement of anti-bullying rules, public reporting of school safety incidents to families, and bringing back speed cameras in school zones.
Brandon Choi for TDSB Ward 4 · My PlatformHis platform page lists an evidence-based curriculum shaped by teachers, pushing back on the province’s removal of class size caps, more access to skilled trades, arts and technology, and equitable access to computers and internet.
Brandon Choi for TDSB Ward 4 · My PlatformHis platform page lists protecting and expanding mental health staff in schools, expanding student nutrition programs, protecting recess and sports, and reversing the board’s decision to end its lease at the Forest Valley Outdoor Education Centre.
Brandon Choi for TDSB Ward 4 · My PlatformHis platform page lists a needs-based funding formula, a fair share of capital investment for Ward 4, more funding for higher-needs schools, and more special education staff and shorter waits for assessments.
Brandon Choi for TDSB Ward 4 · My PlatformHis platform page lists plain-language summaries of board decisions with how he voted and why, regular community meetings in every part of the ward, searchable board records, and a public tracking sheet of school-specific issues.
Brandon Choi for TDSB Ward 4 · My PlatformHis platform page lists freezing or reducing the increase in school permit fees and reviewing the rules on community use of school space.
Brandon Choi for TDSB Ward 4 · My PlatformEvidence reviewed on October 4, 2026: the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates, his campaign website (home, Meet Brandon and My Platform pages), the Labour Council’s endorsements page, his Know Your Vote T.O. page and the TDSB’s trustee wards page. Every claim about his background and about board and provincial decisions comes from his own site and is written as his statement.
The home page and the about page name him and Ward 4, which ties the site to this candidate. His home page also makes statements about the sitting trustee for the area. Those are a rival’s claims, and voche.me has no board record or second source for them, so none is repeated here.
Gaps. His Instagram account, listed on his Know Your Vote T.O. page, opened as a login page and nothing from it is used. His Know Your Vote T.O. questions are marked “Awaiting submission”. No public role is on record in the profile. The questionnaire has not been sent.
His site says he worked in a local Councillor’s office on constituency affairs and community engagement. It does not name the Councillor or give dates, and voche.me did not check it.
Brandon Choi for TDSB Ward 4 · Meet BrandonHis site says he taught history in TDSB classrooms through ALPHA Education. voche.me did not check it with the organization.
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