7 ones that keep the books on’.
: -teeth ‘with human teeth.

any. pictures?” . filed ‘away... They do an-

perience here;’

~ the’ computer séience
. department | in writing: ‘a

program for circulation and
. overducs.. Its being written
“by one of the students and

matérials Le! ‘they will get experience in
magazines, ne ‘visyal entering ‘the data .each
for all the courses taught in day. ”

the:school a3-Well ag for the®.| How -will ‘the. budget

“restraint program affect
_ library. services?
‘there ‘Just won't be ap many

information: needs’ the kids.
come up with on their own. —
We have everything from
books” ‘on ‘computers to:
geological ‘maps - of the
Terrace aréaand kits .on...
automobile transmissions.”"*
’ "The library at Caledonia
has. approximately 12,000 “*
books, hundreds of audio-
visual items, and .sub-
scriptions to “60. different
magazines. and.
newspapapers. It: is used by)
teachers, individual.
students, smal] groupg, and .
entire clastes, ‘There is also’
>’ ‘space provided for. 10 to-12 -
_ students during thelr study
periods. and for’ ‘students -
taking correspondence
courses. The library is. open
from8. ‘8am. ‘until 4pm.

Mrs. Walker’ emphasizes
that the teacher-librarian is
essentially a teacher with
additional epecialization in ¢
School : Library’ Sclence.

‘The’, library is -our: ;
classroom: : “We attempt to
‘instruct students i in the most
effective - ‘ways of finding,

ane fusing. information: We -
hope they. will be able to go.
on alter graduation and.use

"we had hoped that

| Librarian Charlene Walker: (top) and teacher’ Henry, Dreger
a (below) assist students from his Social Studies 11. class.

- ministry.’ ‘of ‘education:
’ guidelines...”

| “cards now.’”

. The teacher ‘librarian’ in
‘the school must’ work with
all ‘the other teachers to
insure that the appropriate

Science, English, a 7
‘Studies - along’ * with

- the | shelves - arid the’ Cards | a

er new worlds

* excellent ‘job. and, teary. a.
‘gréat deal about the types of - |
work. involved in running: a
- library,. We. have had some:
+g on: to. get. ‘Jobs. in: ‘other,
“libraries, using: their” > ome

“We're. also working with ;

‘First, ;

‘should. -be, because “there”
isn't as much money.” Also} -
ail ‘the -
-Secoridary’ schools - in the .
- district could be: staffed . to.
al -téast the minimum

That: just -.*
’ doesn’t seem’ to be i ‘in. the.

WOMAN NEVER FORGETS”

The Herald; Tusway, February 8 1983, Page n-

“Second Section

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SGLEANLINESS ~
BUILDS: CHARACTER’ *

_YOUR VALEN TINE

cog TERRACE MIN] MALL
Lateise Ave, 635-2820 - Teraca

REPAIRS ALTERATIONS: REPAIR

arcaton Sone |

materials are ordered .and°

wed. All incoming material

must be organized for ef- -
ficient location-and brought

_. te 'the attention ‘of staff the

magazine research: We try’

to work the library ‘skills

instruction ‘in - with. the...
” COUrse.: assignment; 1as_ its
| needed, ‘instead of ‘keeping ft a

‘given @ grade at the- end of -

the two. ‘weeks...

“We also: have - a. few’. -
students ‘who. work in the |

7

A MAN WHO. REMEMBERS

valde staffing as outlined by the ministry: of edhication: . It is:

. By DAWN MARTIN AND. EILAGEORGE - Students. “Very: effective" separate. Woitée ha thas 3 uy jtor, the . entire: |
Each school in our district has a library.that is providing coordination, - in. ‘both in- a lot - more: ter duting thelf pare:
support and enrichment to the school curriculums and. structional . goals. “and oy Students this way.” perieis. The student help

3°’ makes-a ig” difference’ ‘in:

‘sharing of resources, has J ae
_ currently: using: the ‘library, the: day-to-day. ‘Tunning: -of

opportunities for recreational _réading..- “Each library: ~, aS
“been. established . with.

functions as an integral part of the learning process ri each

school ‘and. provides the ‘students with the., access ‘to. ine > _Skeena ‘Tunior- ‘Secondary: i is a work-experience *- the’ brary. : » We're’ "ane: ”
formation which will allow, them to beter cape ‘with our “We. émphagize program, established: with .derstaffed for ‘clerical help:
ever-changing society. . spe ci alized . ‘ibrary. --the commerce departrrient,_ and the: students are | thee

The-aim of each teacherdibrarian is 10. jitrodiice ‘the _
students to literature, to teach researchi:skills and to in- .
struct in the utilization’ of various: media; Librarles, as.
multi-media centres, house books and-ma
strips,’ tapes, ‘movies, ‘regalia, pamphlet

- posters, maps and 80 on.’ These, mate
fulfilling student needs. and are. Beonay 14

. selected by the librarians before ‘becom port, of the
libraries’ material... °. : " ;

. AS educators, teacher-libiarians work's with individuals,
with entire classes of. children, small. groups and other

“SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 88 (TERRACE)

SCHEDULE OF |

ae CALENDAR
~ senoor BOARD MEETINGS

awe

teachers, all the while complementing.’ ‘glaasroom “in-
struction. They are the reference: persons: for the-school
personnel in'a multitude of ways- sugsestitig. and collecting |.
_ materials for’ classroom studies, sharing:and-explaining’
new, materials, . keeping abreast of developments’ in the -
curriewlum and: providing inservices felevant topiea,
neW programs or new equipment.
Various events.are held in the: sehdal libr ies throughout t
the year. These include’ the following r
—Book fairs to taise funds for libeary. purchases, and to:
provide an opportunity for parents | and pipils to purchase!"

“SCHOOL HOLIDAYS - men

a

. Terrace /Thorahill Area.

at ~ Easter break
APRIL H «School. Reopens » :
: + MAY 20 - School Not In Session.
“MAY. 23. = Victoria Day Holiday.
ne 30. = bast Day. of School

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“46 ws 18 20. ‘a 22.120 af:

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: ‘FEBRUARY 4 NALD. horthern vister: Gunes

Sr INARCHL 25°- Lust Dey of Schoo}: Before a

; | ae
: SEPTEMBER 6+ ‘school Opens For
- 3983-84 School Year

“OCTOBER ‘10° - - Thanksgiving Day
oo "NOVEMBER 11 ‘- - Remembrance Day
~ SDBCENBER. 16-' Last Day ge”

- ; Before Chrigtnas
oa DAWUARY, 35 194 = School Re pens

quality books. sake ar
—Author visits. . Schools host: Canadian
Book Festival Week. | .: : ay
—Library clubs provide assitines. and sive | students
work. experience in the library. - : oe
— Reading ‘promotions are held,
terest it good literature. :
—Contests are used to promote: read

ais 25 6 Le 2 20. uf

-PEBRIARY B- 4:00: p.m.,
7130 p.m,

: APRIL :
STMT eB:

“APRIL’ us
mat 10. — 4:00 p.m.

h fe TTz -
‘Taz g/9

and detter’ writing. CR DIETER Se Feo poe
Library -baged : eho, themies:invo LAT 90 49 20-20 22. 29°
, particular, project. as a a 25. ee. a 2 79 30:

ne 4 7130 pn.

~—Sdlerice fair and music festival encourage ai promote”

events.with displays, -.--° . 4
—Library - research unite are. pr Ef

ation with teachers to integrate the cutroul with,

cod)
‘ibrary skills and materials. ° va 9130 P im, School ‘Board ‘Meeting -, John Field school | ;
“Public - library... cooperation. Claas: vide, sharing Si? “iy MbiEHER 8. 4100. p.m. MEETING WITH TERRACE TEACHING GTAFF-chinenia Lecture Theatre
; vibiting authot's times and special. venti buch as-Fine- ff ede ‘3 i “4130 pom. Bchool Board ‘Heeting = terface: ” A 7:
Rage Return, [ed zs] 26] a7] cal 29 ° DECEMBER 6-7 3 ., School Board H eta retrace 7
-Lbrary eides also play a vital tole in the functioning of [ckesl as 21128 R. 130 p.m. Be rd Meeting |

the Iibrary.. They perform all the hecessayy eléricel duties
so that the teacher-librarians: are -betler “able ‘to work’,
closely with pupils andteachers. AL this ile not ‘all schools
in the district meet the minimum: requirements’ for library .-

“0 Ubhe. second ‘Tuesday .
"month; September
_ Meeting a will be

OCTOBER = |

-S MT WT F 3°

1" .
hoped that this will be rectified 08, soot 8s, § fhonies are. me se 7 al

avalabie, Ly ms 7) ANi213- wise

‘Téacher-librarians work to provide a stiraulating and a an - : oS have 19 7021 22

- alive,’ vital énvironment that will provide fupils with a: yt ‘n ed ‘te 2: aa 029.

realization of the opportunities open to them now’and in the’

years followlng their. formal schooling.” Thus, they are Bn

_ Integral Parte of ‘the. kehodls. _ ote

21
27) 28

: “ Mrg:-Lavein Hislop :
are Chalren of the Board:

SARA n - School Boned: ‘Meeting ~ Herrece ;

‘MEETING’: ‘WITH TERRACE TEACHING STAPF -Caletonta tecture Theatre
School ‘Board. Meeting: - | Terrace

“~ 7230 pene School ‘Board Meating - Terrace | :

-'7230 pom School ‘Board Meeting - Terrace .

MEETING WITH STEWART TEACHING. STAFF ~ Stewart Elenantary Scinol
School Board Meeting - Stewart Elementary School I

. Official School] Opening - Kiteault Elem/Junior Becondary
MEETING WITH RITSAULT TEACHING ‘STARE t

School board Meating - Terrace |
" SEPTEMBER 13, ~ 7230 p.m. School Board Heeting - Terrace! |
‘OcTOBER 1) - 4:00 p.m. MEETING WITH HAZELTON/RITWANG) | mene

"os piblés ‘Mectinga’ of the Board of schoot Trustees éhatt be held ¢ on:
|, oo required,
through. June, at. 7:30 p.m
desided in June, and- pubiiatned in the news. media.
v Minute #4362 -9 February, (1082. My, ; .

“SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 88 rreRRace

Mr... Frank Hamilton
, Superintendent of ‘Schools —

tot

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amc BTAFE-som riele

on ithe fourth: Tuesday of each:
duty arid: Auguot

oy ‘

“unless otherwise noted ait School Sourd iMestinga ,
. will be held in ebe Board Room, 3205 Kemey Strhat
_ 635-4951

- Mr. Don Hal
bectetery Treasurer