for new

. Contributed by. School

District No. 88 (Terrace) - :

The new. ungraded primary
program, as proposed by the
1988 Royal: Commission on
Education, is being introduced
into. some District #88 schools
this ‘year: Thornhill Primary
School will pilot four ungraded
Primary classes containing

| multi-age groupings, and _pilot

projects at John Field Elemen-

"tary, New Hazelton Elementary

and South Hazelton Elementary
will begin to implement the Dual
Entry Kindergarten program, A
full time Kindergarten program

for First Nations students as well
as students who have English as

a Second Language will be in-

troduced at John Field and

South Hazelton Elementary
Schools. These programs will be
phased in more fully in the
1990/91 school year and will be

in place in all District #88

schools in the 1991/92 school

_ years,

School District #88 Primary
Coordinator, Jan Iverson, ex-
plains that the new Primary Pro-

gram is a direct outcome of the |

Royal Commission on Educa-

tion: which recommended that a.

renewed focus be placed on the
learner and a more flexible
system be designed in order to
tespond to individual needs. In

order to meet these needs, six

equally importdnt goals have
been | established: emotional
development, social  develop-
ment, physical development,
social responsibility, artistic and

-. aesthetic development and in-

tellectual development.
Preparation for the im-

plementation and monitoring of.
the Primary Program has been:

carefully followed by.a Primary

' ‘Advisory Committee which was
established last spring. Their

first meeting was held in March,
In May over 150 Primary
teachers from the surrounding
area attended a meeting in Ter-
Tace to examine proposed
changes. Later the same month,

The Primary Advisory Commit- —

tee attended a Vancouver con-
ference, “‘New Beginnings —
B.C. Primary Education in the

POLICE
REPORT

During the weekend of
Sept. 22-24 Terrace RCMP
reported nine motor vehicle
accidents, handed out four
24-hour license suspensions
and laid four impaired driv-
ing charges.

For the first time in
months, Terrace RCMP laid
no impaired driving charges
and handed out no 24-hour
suspensions during a
weekend. From Sept. 29 to
Oct. 1, there were only eight
minor motor vehicle ac-
cidents. The detachment
described it as a quiet

: weekend, with the bars busy
on Friday night and ‘'dead’’
on Saturday night.

Schools prepare —

/ prog ram

90's’. During the: summer

months teachers and ad-
ministrators attended several

program | ‘implementation ses- —
sions at six different locations in |

the province.

School District #88 was’

represented at ali six of these
summer meetings.

There is still much work to be .
done, but with preliminary plan- —

ning complete a new era in
education is at hand.. Pilot pro-
jects in Hazelton and Terrace
will. provide models for ad-
ministrators, educators and
parents to visit. Parent meetings
throughout this school year at
all primary schools in School
District #88 will provide a forum

‘for discussion to ensure a
-smooth transition into the ’90’s.

For more information, con-
tact Jan Iveson, 635-4931.

Thomhill Primary School students Elyssle Burton, Celina Bradford and Trina Myhr are in-
volved in a new kind of learning experience this year with a pilot program that eliminates
grade distinctions and emphasizes progressive learning.

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THE SEARCH CONTINUES for
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Singles/couples. Complete gov-
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TITAN CONSTRUCTIONLTD.
naw accepting applicalions for
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recent clippings to: Simon Birch,
Editor, Castlegar Naws, Box
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August 4,5,6; 1990 for all former
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REAL ESTATE

4/2, 1, 5, 10¢/acre riverfront and
view lots onthe Thompson River,
& miles West of Kamloops Lake.
Terms OAC. Call rc collect,
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WANTED

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DISCOUNT TRAVEL CLUB.
Mexican vacation for two with
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travel needs, $399, (604)439-
0870 Monday to Friday,

ood

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RENTALS

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