STUDENTS get report cards
to tell them how they're do-
ing in school. Now, in an in-
teresting turn of events,
North Shore Continuing
Education is preparing a
report card on itself. An
evaluation is underway to
determine the quality of con-
tinuing education services
and to. suggest any im-
provements that might be
needed. —

North. Shore Continuing
Education is a department of

School District 44 (North
Vancouver) and works in
close cooperation with
School District 45 (West Van-
couver), and 2! other com-
munity agencies. For many
years, the department has of-
fered a wide variety of
academic, vocational, com-
munity education and general
interest courses for adults,
youths and children. Over
16,000 North Shore residents
take advantage of Continu-
ing Education programs each

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The evaluation project will
occur in (wo phases. Between
now and April 15, an assess-
ment will be completed by an
internal team made up of in-
Structors, administrators and
community leaders. on the
North Shore. Results of the
internal assessment will then
be verified by a team of four
Directors of Continuing
Education from other school
districts. The evaluation will
be completed by. May -15,

allowing time for recommen-
dations to be implemented
during the fall cerm.

The internal evaluation
team is chaired by Ed
Jackson, night school super-
visor at West Vancouver
Secondary School. Jackson
and his team will be ad-
ministering questionnaires
and interviews with students,
instructors, administrators,
school trustees. and com-
munity -agencies. They are
also anxious to hear from

41 - Wednesday, February 6, 1985 - North Shore News

CONTINUING EDUCATION WANTS FEEDBACK

Students to write report cards

members
public.

So if you have any *‘beefs
or bouquets" relating to
North Shore Continuing
Education, please contact

of the general

Jackson, at 2132
Hamilton Avenue, North
Vancouver, V7P 2M3,
telephone 985-874}. Your op-
tions and suggestions will be
greatly appreciated.

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