District shuffles principals
as part of closure outcome

THE TOWN of Stewart
will lose two school ad-
Ministrative positions
when its elementary
school closes.

Meanwhile, principals
at four other schools being
closed have been appoin-
ted to new schools in

_what’s easily the largest
personne! shuffle of its
type in years at the Coast
Mountains School District.

An all, 10 administrative
officers received new ap-
pointments June 14,

“It’s major,” schools
superintendent Randy
Smallbrugpe said. “There’s
a lot of people moving
around,”

Four principals in Ter-
race are.changing schools,

Clarence Michiel Ele-
mentary. principal Bill
Gook has been named
principal at Skeena Junior.

He'll be replaced at’

Clarence Michiel by
Christine Foster, who was
the principal of Parkside
Elementary, one of the
schools the board is clos-
ing lo save money.

Copper Mountain Ele-
mentary principal Phillip
Baron has been appointed
to Thomhill Elementary,
where some of his current
students will attend next
fall.

Copper Mountain is an- ,
other one of the schools ,
being closed.

He replaces Dave
Crawley, who will head up
Uplands Elementary next
fall.

The area’s senior sec-
ondary schoo! is getting a
new vice principal as part
of the shuffle.

Cam MacKay has been
appointed vice principal at
Caledonia Senior Second-
ary School.

The new appointments
were announced following
the school board's decision

to finalize. closures at five
schools, including ‘two, in.,

Terrace, as oH
“It worked out that we
had enough positions for

everybody in the Terrace, . -
and Hazelton «|

Kitimat
areas,” Smallbrugge said.
- Trustees also decided ta

close Stewart Elementary ‘

and turn the secondary
school into a Kindergarten
ta Grade 12 school next
fail, leaving room for just
two administrative officers.

Stewart Secondary
school will be renamed
Bear Valley School to re-
flect its new slatus as a K-
12 school.

Smallbrugge also re-
vealed the school’s new,
unofficial motto: “Home of

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He said two principals
in the district have deci-
ded to return to teaching,
including Brian Hilde-
brant, who had been on
leave from his position as
principal at Uplands. Ele-
mentary in Terrace.

Kitimat’s Ray Webster,
principal of Alexander
Elementary, another
school the board is clos-
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Smallbrugg said.

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Former Hazelton ad-
minstrator and current act-
ing Skeena Junior princi-
pal Vic Dikaitis has been
named principal of Kitimat
City High.

Dikaitis stepped in to
the Skeena job when prin-
cipal Rob Greenwood was
named assistant superin-
tendent last fall.

Another large shuffle at
the school district is ex-
pected when teaching as-
Signments are finalized,
something Smallbrugge
hopes will be completed
by June 30.

Randy
Smalibrugge

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