Thank You, Brian
Earlier today, Ms. Stephanie Hoy – the new Chairperson of the PLHS Governing Council – delivered the following letter on behalf of a grateful school community to the former Chair, Mr. Brian Gabb…
Dear Brian,
On behalf of the entire Port Lincoln High School community, we would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude for your dedicated service as Chairperson of our Governing Council for the last six years.
Your passion and unwavering commitment to advocate for equal funding for public schools and the right for all children to have access to quality schools, staff and learning environments is inspiring, and we will continue to champion your legacy.
We appreciate your ability to lead with integrity, wisdom, and inclusivity. Your guidance in addressing challenges, promotions and embracing new opportunities has strengthened our whole school community in countless ways. The positive changes and progress achieved under your leadership will continue to benefit our school for years to come.
As you step down from your role, please know that your contributions will always be valued and remembered. We wish you all the best in your future endeavours and hope that you will continue to be a part of our school family as a community member.
Personally, thank you again for your leadership and offer for mentorship as I take over your role. You have set the bar high… keep that phone close, I will be calling!
With sincere appreciation,
Stephanie Hoy
Chairperson, Port Lincoln High School Governing Council











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