School District No. 41 superintendent Gina Niccoli Moen will retire in January, just seven months after former secretary-treasurer Russell Horswill, who retired in June.
The Burnaby school district will lose its two top executives in quick succession with the retirements of its secretary-treasurer and superintendent within seven months of each other.
Her last day will be Jan. 31, but she will provide “transition support” when her successor is named, according to the announcement. “Gina has always led with her heart first, and she has left an indelible mark on the staff and students of the Burnaby school district,” school board chair Bill Brassington said in an announcement Tuesday. “On behalf of the board, I would like to offer our sincere thanks for her years of service and congratulations on her retirement.”
The district has already had to find a replacement for its second-in-command, secretary-treasurer Russell Horswill.That job has now gone to Ishver Khunguray, the district’s deputy secretary-treasurer since 2021.
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