‘

“population ~has~
Over the past two ‘years our.

+ ftce, "Member ra the a
_ essional venee

Former trustee on: ‘Sechelt.
school board.

“YT have watched. our

school taxes increase. over.

the last few years until now
~ they. are at an all-time high |
‘even. though’ the school
declined.

~ “mill “rate “has. been’ the

highest in the Province and
our cost per pupil has been

the. highest in the Lower-

Mainland. . The present
Board has permitted costs to.
rise ‘without restriction.

“y would like the oppor-

“tunity to help return | the.

"operation of this district. toa

ya

Force. on Physical ‘Activities
-and school board Maison with ©
12 schools. North Vancouver
resident for 2 years.

“During. my. “418 ‘month ”
term on the North Vancouver |
School Board I have learned
a great deal about the way in
which’ our © school . system
operates and I: believe-that I.
have played a part in making —
decisions and. changes that.

“The question of a second |
language i in the lower grades

. is being raised. My stand on.
this issue is that no second |

‘language .

se should be
instituted unless. enough.

. the: present high. standards

ging ©.
_ re-elected. Twill ‘continue ‘to
-. press for.a. school system: that
provides. equal: educational
. opportunities se all children,

os “A maj jor. priority of. the
School Board is to'-maintain’

and. quality. of education —
‘while being fiscally respons-
ible to. the taxpayer. The _
» heavy. tax burden on local
residents must ‘be .reduced.
During my term of office I
have. seen. the Provincial —
-Government assume an in-

-- creasingly: ‘smaller percen-
“tage of. the cost of education

while ‘taking *

a greater -

. proportion of decision mak- -

ing authority away from local
School Boards. The “North .
Vancouver - “School . Board
must stand fast on the need -
for greater financial support.

from: the Provincial Govern- '

ment without. loss. ‘of local |
control. In addition, local’

-boards must.take responsib- —
vility for reducing administra-

tive costs as our enrollments
‘decline. ,

.

-munity.members can provide |
valuable. input in identifying

and planning program prior-.

ities.

“Parents and. other com-—

“We ‘still. have: ‘somo. samples. left. Enjoy
pomnire.s new fashions af budget, prices. ice

~ gelcection of the: new fall ‘and es
_looks. oe

. ne vo
-eardigans and sweaters in 100% a
_-aerylic:

: For. gift giving or. ‘personal shopping we.
Tate an_ excellent selection of sweaters,

. Education must be .
responsive to the needs of |
-the community and we must
‘utilize the’ resources. “of our»
community to” the ‘fullest
extent Possible.” Shas

‘parents ask for it, qualified
‘teachers are found and -
‘senior governments pay. the
‘costs..'No child. should ‘be.
~ compelled. to take.a second .
language. course “and — any |
child taking it should be free .
‘to drop out of it.

responsible course. | apprec-
jate that inflation has to be |
reckoned with but inflation is.
. not greater in District 44 than.
~vany © other: : school - district.
School © buildings. ‘could: ‘be.
utilized: for: Sommunity: activ-

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e “Council is reacting to staff recommendations on n site-specific items; rather than initiating policy, goals,
_and objectives | aes a

"THE ISSUES WHICH HAVE AROUSED CONSIDERABLE REACTION —
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