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District head
says ‘no fat’

NORTH VANCOUVER Superintendent of
Schools Leo Marshall has come out swinging

against critics who

administration.

In a newsletter to school
district staff which announc-
ed the appointment of Tom
Carlile as the new assistant
superintendent, Marshall
points out that senior ad-
ministrative staff in, the
district by 1985, ‘‘will have
declined 46 per cent from
what it was 10 years eartier.’’

‘‘The number of teachers
employed in the district will,
over the same period, have
declined 29 per cent,’’ Mar-
shall said.

Marshall provided the staff
a table which showed that ad-
ministrative staff will have
dropped from 13 in 1976 to
seven in 1985.

dinator Ken James both will
be retiring in 1985 and will
not be replaced.

“The duties of these last
two positions will be re-
assigned to other ad-
ministrative staff members,”’
Marshall said.

The Superintendent of

say

in his

By BILL BELL

Schools also pointed to ad-
ministration comparisons in
the metro district.

“With the drop of two
more positions in 1985,
North Vancouver’s rank of
sixth will probably fall even
lower,’’ Marshall said.

Presently West Vancouver
spends 4.9 per cent of its total
budget on administration and
instructional services, tops in
the metro area, while North
Vancouver spends 3.88 per
cent.

Carlile’s appointment will
take place in August of 1985
when Don McEown retires.

there is fat

Regan and Marjorie Good-
man earlier this month.
Marshall praised Carlile’s
characteristics in the October
30 newsletter, saying he had
‘‘firm leadership, a sense of
direction, an emphasis on
educational goals, an active
involvement in the instruc-

tional program, high expecta-
tions for achievement of staff
and students.”’

Marshall also praised the
majority decision of the pre-
sent board to hire Carlile
over the objections of the
trustees who boycotted the
appointment process.

‘*‘Tom’s early designation
indicates a commitment by
the board to maintain an ad-
ministrative pattern that has
served the District well for 10
years,’’ Marshall said.

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