College Structure
Governance
Killester College works under the overall guidance and support of the Killester Stewardship Council established by the Brigidine Sponsorship Group. The Stewardship Council works with the school community in order to continue strengthening Killester as a good place for educating young women within the traditions of the Catholic Church and the Brigidine Congregation. The Council is appointed by the Brigidine Sponsorship Group and meets about twice a term. Its main function is to monitor school policies and programs and set the budget for the school.
Staff and Leadership Structures

Killester College has a staff of 94 comprising 66 teachers and 28 support staff. Each member works in a team, with appropriate support structures. The day to day organisation of the school and the implementation of policy is undertaken by the Leadership Team consisting of:
- Principal: Leanne Di Stefano
- Student Development Coordinator: Luana Doko.
- School and Community Support Coordinator: Chris Black
- Teaching and Learning Co-ordinator: Mary McDonnell
- Year 12 Co-ordinator: Mary Dow
- Year 7 Co-ordinator: Steve McPhail
Other leadership structures of the school include the following teams:
- Level Co-ordinators Team consists of six Year Level Co-ordinators and the Student Development Co-ordinator
- Curriculum Team consists of eight Department Co-ordinators, one of the Religious Education Co-ordinators, the Curriculum Co-ordinator and Principal
- The Religious Education Coordinator together with the Principal is responsible for the on-going planning and implementation of the Religious Education Curriculum
- Subject Convenors and Level Subject Convenors share in the planning and implementation of curriculum
- Post Compulsory Team includes the Post Compulsory Education Co-ordinator, the Careers Co-ordinator, the Principal and Years 10, 11 and 12 Co-ordinators who are responsible for the VCE, VCAL, VET and other programs.
- Staff are also involved in supporting a wide range of student committees, interest groups, co-curricular activities and Stewardship Council Committees.