A36 - Wednesday, April 11, 1984 - North Shore News

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NEWS photo Eric Eggertson

DUCKS MAY prefer to rest on the water but those uppity
seagulls have other ideas. Give them a nice log on which
to float and they're set for a day at the Ambleside Beach.

IN VANCOUVER

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convene

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New parents group

watching education

THERE’S A new
group keeping its eve
on the school system in
North Vancouver.

The North Nancouver
Parents Council on Educa
HON 18 a NON-partisan um-

brella group) comprising
representatives of Jocal
school associations aimed at
bridging a lack ot
understanding that they feel
is harming the education
system.

The group has so tar held
one meeung ~ attended by
about 100) people — in
March and has) another

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planned for June at which
time the possibility. of car-
rying Out a district-wide
survey on education wall be
discussed

“We're altempting to
make communication — be-
tween everyone involved in
the education situation a
litthke more open,’ says
Lynne Bogardus, president
of the Parents Council.

As well as the meetings,
aimed al exposing parents to
educators and the educators
to the parents, the commit-
tee is already having some
impact on the polhtical level
as well. The group. was

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recently asked by the North
Vancouer School Board to
comment on the provincial
white paper of curnculum
studies, something they Il be
considering at an executive

level in late April or early
May.
The biggest thing the

group has going tor it, says
Bogardus, 1s its make-up.
“Wei are totally non.
partisan and = non-pohtical
and we won’t take a Stand in
support of any particular
party,’’ savs Bogardus
“What we will do is provide
a forum for discussion when
weteel it 1s appropriate. One

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of the reasons that it’s
working ts that the execuuive
represents the whole spec-
trum of opinion

Bogardus anticipates the
group will hold four of five
meetings over the next year
as il grows in strength
Currently 30 of the school
associavions are represented
on the parents council and

they're shooting for a
membership of 74 — two
representatives from. the

parents association at each
of the districts 37 schools.
“We're very pleased (with
the growth of the group so
tar),’° Bogardus.

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