22 Terrace Review — Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1986

Teachers begin an
-instruction-only campaign

TERRACE Local

teachers’ ‘‘instruction-
only campaign’ began
on Monday, Jan, 13.

According to the Ter-
race and _ District
Teachers Association
(TDTA) action plan,
during the next two
weeks teachers will limit
all their school activites
to 40 hours per week.

TDTA Working and
Learning Conditions
Chairman Ray Walker
said the B.C, School Act
requires teachers to work
only 25 hours. per week
in instructional or
classroom time.

Over and above that
period are such items as
_ preparation, marking,
and supervision of clubs,
teams and dances.

‘Walker said a survey
indicates it is not unusual
to find teachers spending
as much time with
students outside of the
classroom as inside.

Because of such out-
side activities, he added,
some teachers actually
work a 60- to 70-hour
work week.

For the next two weeks
such outside activities
are scheduled to be
limited by teachers to 15
hours per week.

That amount is set to
decrease in three addi-
- tional steps. On Mon-

day, Jan. 27, a 35-hour
work week is scheduled
and then on Monday,
Feb. 10, a 30-hour week
is to begin. Two weeks
later, on Monday, Feb.
24, the full ‘‘instruction-
only campaign’’ is
scheduled to be in place.

A scheduled ‘media
blitz’? that was to have
started Jan. 6 has not yet
materialized in local
papers, but Walker said
the TDTA has been
“media blitzing’ its own
membership to explain
the action plan. |

School District 88 ad-
ministrator Harold Cox
said negotiations have
resumed between the
school board and the
TDTA on their personal
practices contract.

The board had previ-
ously issued a press
release stating such
negotiations had broken

off.

According to a TDTA
bulletin dated Dec. 9,
1985, ‘‘the B.C.
Teachers Federation
(BCTF) backs the ‘in-
struction only
campaign’.’

The OTA. presented
a 28-page submission to
the BCTF and the pro-
vincal executive endors-
ed ‘‘in general terms, the
pursuit of grievances
relating to learning con-
ditions violation, the ac-
tion plan ratified by the
local membership; and
the principle of financial
support for the local in
its upcoming struggle.’’

The bulletin stated the
BCTF approved a specif-
ic 10-point support pro-
gram including initial
funding support and
local visitations by the
BCTF president or vice-
president.

Court report

On Monday, Jan. 6
Marcel Bouzane was
found guilty of commit-
ting five offences under
the Unemployment In-
surance act. Bouzane
was fined $100 on each
count for a total of $500.

On Monday, Jan. 6

Kenneth Pritchard was
given a jail sentence after
being found guilty of
driving while his ability
to operate a motor vehi-
cle was impaired. Prit-
chard was also given a
two month jail sentence
for assaulting a peace of-
ficer.

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