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Goodman, Regan
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NORTH Vancouver
School Trustee Marjorie
Goodman wants to
compile a report on the
‘exorbitant amounts’’
being spent on the B.C.
School Trustees
Association.

By BILL BELL

However, Goodman does
not have any access to in-

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her claim.

““E can’t do that without
the information,’’ Goodman
told the board.

Both Goodman and
Trustee Ross Regan want the
spending accounts of the
BCSTA to come under scru-
tiny, but need a-motion from
the entire board to receive the
information.

The board rejected a mo-
tion to place a set of ques-
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group of trustees on the floor

of the BCSTA Annual
General Meeting.
Trustee Dorothy Lynas

called the questions a ‘‘muck-
raking document that did not
belong on the table.’’

Trustee Verna Smelovsky
told the meeting that the
document had_been rejected —
by other board chairmen in
the province as ‘‘libelous.”’

Most trustees agreed that
some of the questions con-
tained in the document need-
ed to be addressed, but they
could not support the tone of
the accompanying letter of
the anonymous document.

The trustees then decided
that the questions should be
asked at a Metro meeting of
the BCSTA.

The board also passed a
motion that criticised critics
of the BCSTA.

‘‘Whereas a number of
vocal critics of the BCSTA,
along with the threat to pull
out of the organization, have
called into question the
necessity of the BCSTA’s
very existence....

‘‘Therefore be it resolved,
that this convention go on
record as affirming its sup-
port and financial commit-
ment to the BCSTA, as the
only legitimate provincial or-
ganization capable of repre-
senting the collective interest
of all public school boards in
the province.”’

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