Sarvarinder Singh Dohil
I’m Working to be a strong voice for students, parents, and educators by promoting transparency, accountability, and decisions that put the needs of children at the heart of every school board discussion. Committed to listening, collaborating, and building stronger connections between families, schools, and the community to help every student learn, grow, and succeed.
Strong Leadership.
Stronger Schools.
Brighter Futures.
Meet Sarvarinder Singh Dohil
For more than 25 years, London has been my home. Throughout my career, I have proudly served our community—first with London Transit and now as a licensed Real Estate Professional.
For the past three years, I have served on the Thames Valley District School Board Advisory Committee, working alongside educators, parents, students, and community members to help strengthen our schools and support student success.
My commitment to education extends beyond the advisory committee. I have actively worked with diversity and community organizations, connecting with families from a wide range of backgrounds to better understand their experiences and the needs of their children. These conversations have deepened my understanding of the challenges students face and reinforced the importance of creating schools where every child feels safe, respected, included, and supported.
As both a parent and community leader, I believe every student deserves access to a high-quality education, strong support systems, and opportunities to reach their full potential. I am committed to listening to families, collaborating with educators, and ensuring every voice is heard as we build stronger schools for all.
Because every child deserves someone in their corner.
I’ve sat with parents who want their voices heard, listened to teachers working tirelessly to support every student, and met students facing challenges that extend far beyond the classroom.
These conversations have shaped my belief that the distance between our community and the board table, where important decisions about our schools are made, should be as short as possible.
That’s why I’m running for School Board Trustee. I believe leadership means more than showing up during an election. It means listening, being accessible, and remaining accountable throughout the entire term.
I’m committed to working alongside parents, educators, and students to strengthen public education and ensure every voice is heard.
Six commitments. One standard.
Every position, every vote, every conversation measured against a single question — does this make things better for students?
Service isn't a slogan.
It's a track record.
Community Outreach
Door-to-door conversations, neighbourhood meetings, and being present where families actually gather.
Food Drives
Organizing and volunteering with local drives so no student in Thames Valley learns on an empty stomach.
Fundraising
Raising funds for school programs, community causes, and families facing hard seasons.
Youth Programs
Championing sports, mentorship, and after-school opportunities that keep young people inspired.
Volunteer Work
Years of hands-on volunteering — the quiet, consistent work that holds a community together.
Multicultural Programs
Celebrating the many cultures of London and building bridges between communities and classrooms.
Community Partnerships
Connecting schools with local organizations so students benefit from the full strength of their city.
What you can hold me to.
Not campaign talk — commitments. If elected, these are the standards I ask you to measure me against, every single term.
Accountability, in writing.
I will listen before I vote.
Every major decision preceded by real conversations with parents, teachers, and students.
I will be visible and reachable.
At school events, in the community, and on the other end of your call or email.
I will put students above politics.
No party lines, no personal agendas — just what's best for kids in classrooms.
I will explain every vote.
Clear, honest reasons for every position I take — in plain language, on the record.
I will champion every family.
Every culture, every background, every neighbourhood in Thames Valley — represented and respected.
Schools where every child walks in curious and walks out confident.
"Strong schools begin with listening, collaboration, and putting students first."
October 26, 2026
- Polls open 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Schools across our wards.
Questions, ideas, or want to volunteer?
Election Day
October 26, 2026
Phone Number
(226) 678-6788
Email Address
info@go4dohil.com
Campaign Area
Thames Valley District School Board Wards 7,8,9,10,13