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16---THE BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY 11, i981
4 Help Wanted
CL SSIFIED Huron Sof E looks
Secondary Sehool,"
Goderich trustee Dorothy
Wallace said she was in favor
of a credited MU,SiO course
but added that board faced
difficult decisions with staff'
allOcation.
"1 am in favor of restoring
music as a credit course,"
she said, "Our problems
with staffing are acute but,
we will see if we can do. it."
While Goderich has the
at music program
only credited musiwourse in
the county, students at
CHHS have been pursuing a
music program on their own.
time.
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Continued from page 3
Conception school, Stratford,
was granted leave of absence
from March 27 to June 30.
without pay.
- Vineent Young. Goderich
trustee, reported that
negotiations with the
teachers will start in about
two weeks.
Jack Riddell, Liberal MAP
for Huron-Middlesex, sent a
copy of a letter to the board
which he had written to the
Hon. James Snow, ministry .
of transportation and
communications, expressing
his concern and the school
boarri's concern that the
mii.istry had turned down
the request for stop lights at
the intersection of Highway
No. 8 and Perth County road
10 in Dublin, following a
recent fatal accident and
previous fatalities at this
corner. Mr. Riddell said the
main concern was that eight
school buses cross this
intersection each school day.
Board chairman Ronald
Murray reminded members
the Congress on Education
was coming up on June 20 in
Calgary and those wishing to
go should submit their
names. Only three trustees
are allowed to attend out-of-
province conventions.
William Eckert, Director of
Education, announced that a
religious workshop for
primary teachers at the
board office would be held on
Feb. 12, 4 to 7, conducted by
Sister Annette Stewart of
Windsor. Principals and
trustees are invited.
Mr. Eckert reported that
one school secretary . in
Zurich took his warning
seriously whew he notified
principals in all the schools
of the dangers' of methyl
hydrate, a solution used in
duplicating machines in
Schools and board offices,
suggesting operators Wear
gloves. She wore a gas mask
at well,
The meeting was
adjourned at 10:80 until the
next meeting February 23.
The Huron County Board
of Education agreed to exam,
ine the feasibility of institut-
ing a credited Music program
at Central. Huron Secondary
School in Clinton. ,
The board has recently
been petitioned by parents of
both elementary and second-
ary school students in the
CHHS. area to initiate a
credited music program simi-
lar to. that in existence at
Goderich and District Colle-
giate Institute. The music
program in Goderich is the
only one of its kind in Huron
County high schools.
Subsequent to a presenta-
tion by a delegation of
parents, the board agreed to
refer the matter to a joint
committee of the Personnel
and Education Committees
for further consideration.
Bill Hearn, spokesman for
the parent delegation, told
the board their original pill--
pose was to maintain music
as an extracurricular activity
at the school, adding that the
wishes of the students went
beyond that.
"We are aware of staffing
problems and our original
purpose was to retain music
as an extra-cuirricular activity
as it exists now," he said.
"However, we have contact-
ed the Grade 8 students in
feeder schools and the inter-
est gees beyond extra-curric-
ular. The bulk of the students
want a credit course."
Mr. Hearn indicated there
are 30 students in the school
band and an additional 60
students from elementary
feeder schools interested in a
music program. He claimed
that such numbers would
mean an automatic music
program in Goderich,
In his presentation to the
board, Mr. Hearn submitted
that the goal of education
was to develop student tal-
ent.
"Music expands the edu-
cational experience and it
relates to higher education,"
he said. "It is a universal
expression of feeling and we
are asking that a music credit
course be given fair consider-
ation for Central Huron