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DISTRICT No. 88

Skeena- Cassiar

School measures

At the last general meeting o1
Skeena-Cassiar School District
No. 38, a number of pointe
arose,

The meeting was attended by
School Board Chairman J.E.
C.C. Pratt, trustees Nancy Orr,
A.D, Dundas, R.W. Sargeant,
District Superintendant oi
Schools, E.C. Stewart, Assistant
Secretary-Treasurer F. Locke,
District Project Superintendant
PG, Vall-Henke and Secretary-
Treasurer E, Wells

Also in attendance were
Caledonia Senior Secondary
School Principal J. Bastin and
Thornhill Elementary Schoo]
teacher R. Greening.

Excerpts from the minutes
show a busy business portion at |
the meeting:

THORNHILL BUS ROUTE
NR. MANFRED LUBKE,
spokesman for a delegation of
Thornhill parents at the last
General Meeting stated that the
children concerned had over
three miles to walk. The
distance is, in fact, confirmed at
18 miles, and well within walk
limits established by the Public
Schools Act.

TRUSTEE VACANCY

AT A MEETING during the
BCSTA Convention, Mr. C.
Taylor, Assistant
Superintendent of
Aduinistrative Services, of the
Department of Education
advised Trustee delegates that
he recommended that the
vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mr. G. Stenning,
be held in abeyance until the
municipal elections.

It was proposed by Mrs, N,
Orr, seconded by Mr. R.W.
Sargent and - carried
unanimously:-

“PHAT the Trustee
appointment in Stewart, B.C. be
held vacant pending the
Municipal elections — in
December, 1971.”

URIGINAL SCHOOL HOUSE
BUILDING

THE SECRETARY-
TREASURER requested that
local Trustees visit and
examine the original school
building, offered to the Board as
an historical monument, before
making a final decision as to its
disposition.’ AU

THE ARBITRATION BOARD
set up to examine the claims
that Mr. A.J. Inselberg,
Architect, has filed against the
Board for extra fees has been
postponed until early
December. On September 16th
Mr. Inselberg made a verbal
offer to the Secretary-
Treasurer to drop all claims
and proceedings if the Board
undertook to re-engage his
architectural services, This
offer was rejected by the Board.

SREENA JUNIOR
SECONDARY LIBRARY
ADDITION

THE DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION authorized the
calling of Tenders on the library
addition to Skeena Junior
Secondary School ¢. an
estimated cost of $84,424,

AT A PUBLIC MEETING
held in the School Board Office
on Tuesday, 19th October 1971,
at 4 p.m., the following. bids
were received:-

(1) = Attwald Construction -
$92,729
(2) ‘Bobsien Construction -
- $92,650 a,
43) Guran Construction -
$90,721

(4) Emil Wirtl Construction -
$96,239

It was proposed by Mr, C.C,
Pratt, seconded by Mr. A.D.

Dundas and carried
unanimously: -
“THAT the lowest tender on

the ‘addition to the: Skeena
‘Junior Secondary School
library, submitted by Attwald
Construction in‘the amount of °
$62,729 be accepted, subject to
the approval of the Department
af Education."

IM SEMINAR - VANCOUVER

It was proposed by Mr. C.C..
Pratt, ‘seconded by - Mr. RW.
Sargent ‘and -edrried
unanimously:~

OTHAT Mr. “D.C. Sage,
Intermediate Supervisor, be
‘delegated to attend a 3M
Seminar in Vancouver on
Friday,’ October 22nd, and
attend a TV equipment display
in “connection with his
arrangements for Tv in our
‘Behools.”

: NATION-WIDE SURVEY. --
, SMOKING ™ HABITS OF:
a "YOUNG PEOPLE’ a

2 tt was proposed by Me, D.-
. Diandas, .ceconded by Mr. R.W.”
|. Sargent and’
ol. ‘unatiimously:—.

‘within our schools," -

- Future
Conference at The University of :
/ British Columbia." she 7

“ carried i:

STEWART SCHOOLS were
dismissed at 11:15 a.m. on
Monday, October 4th, due to a
power failure.

DEPARTMENT OFr
NATIONAL DEFENSE - Loan
of Service

It was proposed by Mr. R.W.
Sargent, seconded by Mrs, N.
Qrr and carried unanimously.

“THAT the Board grant leave
of absence to Mr. Henry Dreger
should he be accepted for a
teaching assignment with the
Department of National
Detense in Europe.”

SCIENCE FAIR COMMITTEE
requested that $200 be put into

* the 1972 Budget to assist in the

operation of the 1972 Science
Fair. It was reported that two
students fram Caledonia Senior
Secondary School, Maria Hugi
and Eileen Froese, placed first
in the 10th Canada Science Fair
in Edonton last spring.
“FRONTIER COLLEGE”
has requested the use of
classroom space for a winter
programme of English for New
Canadians. The matter is in the
hands o f Mr. Hugh Power,
Adult Education Director. *

VisIT OF INDUSTRIAL
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
HEAD

It was proposed by Mr. *o. Cc.
Pratt, seconded by Mr. D.
Dundas and ~~ \earried
unanimously: -

“THAT Board approval be,
and is granted for Mr. Al
Cameron, Industrial Education
Department Head, to travel to
Stewart Secondary School te
consult with and report on the
LE. department.”
LEARNING DISABILITIES
CONFERENCE - VICTORIA

It was proposed by Mrs, N,
Orr, seconded by Mr. D, Dundas
and carried unanimously: -

“THAT Mrs. P.P. Qlson,
Remedial Teacher, be, and is
authorized to attend the
Learning Disabilities
Conference in Victoria on
November 5th and 6th, 1971.”

THE DISTRICT
SUPERINTENDENS® of schools
reported that the 8.C.
Teacher’: igh cate is sending
specialists. for Workshops on
Recognition of Hearing
Disabilities, to be held in
Terrace on Oclober 28th to 30th,
1971
HESIGNATIONS

It was proposed by Mr. R.W.
Sargent, seconded by Mr. D,
Dundas and carried
unanimously: -

““THAT the resignations of the
following members and the

“THAT the resignations of the
following members of the
teaching staff be, and are,
accepted:

Mrs, ES. McDonalt
Mrs. D.E. Meyer

These two relief-teachers.

positions have now been filled.
TEACHER APPOINTMENT -
STEWART SECONDARY
SCHOOL

It was proposed by Mr. C.C,
Pratt, seconded by Mr. R.W.
Sargent. and carried
unanimously: -

“THAT Mrs. I. Pacholuk’s

appointment under Letter of -

Permission, to the positiom of
Commerce teacher (1-5 time) at

” Stewart Secondary School be,

and is, confirmed.” —
IN-SERVICE CONFERENCE -
KITIMAT

It was proposed by Mr. C.C.
Pratt, seconded by Mrs, N, Orr
and carried unanimously: -

“THAT Mr. Glyn Westcott,
In-service Chairman of the
Skeena-Cassiar District
Teachers’ Association be, and
is, authorized te attend an In-
service Conference in Kitimat
on October: ist! 1871."
COUNSELLORS WORKSHOP - -
MENTAL HEALTH. :

Mrs, N. Orr, seconded by Mr.
R.W. Sargent and carried
unanimously: -

’ “THAT Board approval be,
and is granted for the holding of
a one-day Workshop on Mental

Health, for Counsellorsfromthe - - i
north west zone, on November .

19th, 1971."

Hirsi TEACHERS CLUBS
BC,

It was proposed by Mrs. N.
Orr seconded by Mr. A.D.
Dundas. and carried
unaimously: -

“THAT Mr, J. E. Bastin be,

“and is, .

“THAT Mr. JE. Bastin be,

“and is, delegated ‘to attend the

Teachers. :Clubs

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. “THAT Board approval be, ‘before: you teach him ‘how: to.
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Bosse ade and the School finding themse
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maduct ‘a ‘survey .on the -haueted from. D attecnpte to swim
‘smoking habits of young POOF to shore bafbre ® help can, Peach mS ;

Many young -children, :

THE HERALD, TERRACE - KITIMAT, B.C.

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