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Board chairman urges co -o
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"more for more".
The Blyth trustee was acclaimed to
another year as board cairman,
Trustees either felt he was the best
man for the jab Or had no interest in the
position and Elliott was unchallenged
for the job. Two votes were required to
name a vice-chairman for the board
when oderich trustee Dorothy
Wallace and Brussels representative
Donald McDonald were nominated. A
tie vote in the first round was broken in
the second and McDonald got the nod
by a narrow tranTin.
Elliott was cited by the board for his
work in 1978, a difficult year for the
' board. Past chairman Herb Turkheim
presented Mott with a gavel honoring
his work and said 1978 was one of the
most difficult years this board has
ever faced". Turkheim said the
teachers strike, the closing of McKillop
school and the "great book debate" had
forced Elliott to "put up with a lot".
Elliott responded telling the boardhe
had Iearned a great deal in the year as
chairman and had been "blessed with
an ulcer".
The Blyth trustee reminded board
members they were "here as elected
individuals to represent the com-
nurnity".-He said they were a "board of
directors and must establish policies
and programs that should enable each
studeht to achieve the lot in life that we
desire for them"
"Do not operate individuany- but
collectively; he said. "Decisions of the
board are collective not individual".
Elliott said he wanted the board to
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take a look at a revamped committee
system that he hoped would enable
trustees to work closer handling board
problems. He said he felt the present
committee system was not functioning
and he wanted V3 propose changes.
The board now has five committees
each' with three members. The com-
mittees handle finances, school
curriculum, personnel, property and
student policies. Elliott proposed an
arnalgarnatipn of some committee
responsibility reducing the-. number of
committees to three, each with five
members. Ile said the three would be
education, which would be responsible
for curriculum and student policy,
management, which would be
responsible for spending, and a per-
sonnel committee which wotdd be
eration....
responsible for personnel and salary
negotiations.
Elliott said he also wanted the board
to consider reverting to one open
meeting a month insteadlif the two it
now has. He said administration was
spending a great deal of time preparing
agendas for two meetings and he- felt
that time could be better utilized in
other areas. Ile said the board would
have one open session and reserve one
night for committee meetings. He said
the committee system would still
prompt debate at board meetings since
no majority would be evident if a
committee was all in agreement an a
matter. He added that any proposals a
committee had for the board would still
have to be sold in a board session.