HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-04-13, Page 21HCBE briefs
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Trustee for Morris and Turn berry
Townships Doug Gamiss reported
to the Huron County Board of Edu
cation, at the April 4 meeting, that
a joint calender had been estab
lished between the HCBE, the
Huron-Perth Roman Catholic Sepa
rate School Board (HPRCSSB) and
the Perth School Board (PB of Ed.)
to provide coordination of services.
Professional development (PD)
days and examination schedules
have been closely aligned, though
the separate school board has more
development days and the PB of
Ed. has clumped PD days at the end
of June to adjust the timing of
examinations.
The schedules have been co-ordi
nated with HPRCSSB to allow bet
ter co-ordination of busing as well.
HPRCSSB will join HCBE in a
two week March break but the
Perth board will maintain the one
week system.
The board approved the schedule
which sets out PD days on Dec. 2,
Mar. 21-24, April 28 and June 28-
30 for the elementary schools. The
secondary school system is the
same except Dec. 2 is replaced by
Jan. 30.
For elementary schools under the
HPRCSSB, PD days will be Aug.
30 to Sept. 2, Oct. 28, Dec. 2, April
28 and June 29-30.
The secondary schools will not
hold classes on Aug. 30 to Sept. 2,
Jan. 30, April 28 and June 28-30.
Examinations in both systems
will be held from Jan. 20-27 and
June 20-27.
The separate school board
accepted the proposed schedule,
pending the decision by HCBE.
*****
The board agreed to contact the
Minister of Education and Training
and the Minister of Finance to
request immediate education
finance reform.
Six principles were outlined
which stated: funding for education
should be adequate, stable and pre
dictable; access to education fund
ing should be equal on a province
wide basis; there should be an
agreed upon package of services to
be provided by or through the sys
tem of education; students any
where in Ontario should have
access to equivalent services; the
autonomy of school boards and
parents must be respected and
school boards and the Ministry of
Education and Training must be
accountable.
*****
Trustees were informed, that with
present budget concerns and the
lack of information forthcoming
from the province concerning
grants and transfer payments, the
board is unable to finalize plans for
future capital expenditures where
renovations are needed to accom
modate Junior Kindergarten.
The board decided to proceed
cautiously with implementation.
*****
Mr. Gamiss and Bea Dawson,
trustee for Hay and Usbome Twps.
and Zurich, were appointed as the
representatives for the board on the
antiracism and ethnocultural equity
committee.
*****
The greenhouse facilities at Cen
tral Huron Secondary School and
Goderich District Collegiate Insti
tute will be looked at to determine
more cost efficient ways of opera
tion.
Director of Education Paul Car
roll says the greenhouses are obso
lete and they should be demolished.
"We can provide better, more up-
to-date facilities," he said. "Central
Huron is about to enter into negoti
ations to replace the science facili
ties so this would be an excellent
opportunity to include a conlempo-
*****
The parents of Walton Public
School children recently received
letters regarding the expansion of
the school to include Grades 4 and
5.
Superintendent of Personnel
Gino Ginnandrea said there was a
15 percent reply rate and those
responses were all in favour of the
expansion.
Huron County
Board of Education
invites tenders for
WINDOW REPLACEMENT
AND ALTERATIONS AT
SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL
HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL
HOLMESVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL
Sealed tenders addressed to The
Huron County Board of Education
will be received at the office of
Garratt & Marklevitz, 516 Huron
Street, Stratford, Ontario, N5A
5T7, until 1:00 p.m. on
Wednesday, May 4, 1994.
A Bid Bond amount of 10% of the
Base Bid must accompany the
tender. The successful bidder will
be required to provide a 50%
Performance Bond and 50%
Labour and Material Payment
Bond.
A limited number of tender docu
ments will be available to General
Contractors only at the office of
Garratt & Marklevitz, after April
15, 1994, upon deposit of a certi
fied cheque in the amount of
$50.00 per set.
Lowest or any tender not neces
sarily accepted
Paul Carroll
Director
Mechanical Design Engineer:
Hydraulics/pneumatics, CAD, CAM, Metal Experience to
conduct pure research.
Draftsperson:
Auto cad or similar to take design concepts to finished
drawing, mechanical engineer drawing.
Electrician:
Certified electrician, will also work on line.
Aircraft Maintenance Mechanic:
Certification required (AME).
AZ Drivers/Mill Worker:
AZ. Grade 10
Baker:
Must have experience. Night will apprentice.
Mechanic:
Class A
Serviceperson:
Grade 12, some mechanical diesel, experience, repair,
test, calibrate fuel injection system.
Cook:
Experienced, German style an asset.
Assistant Sales Manager:
Retail, seasonal.
General Manager:
5 years advertising, publishing experience
Driver/Salesperson:
Deliveries, sales, paperwork. Long hours in the summer,
including weekends.
Welder/Fitter:
Requires experience in MIG, SOLID WIRE, FLEX CORE IG
and ARC with a stick. Need fitting skills. Grade 10 Math
and ability to read blueprints required.
Parts Salesperson:
Previous sales or parts experience required. Computer
knowledge is an asset.
Fertilizer Sprayer:
Must have farm/agricultural experience. Good
presentation skills required. Must be able to operate farm
equipment (i.e. sprayers).
Salesperson (Livestock Feeds):
Livestock feed sales. Need people skills and
agriculture/livestock experience or knowledge.
Quality Assurance Manager:
Must have a diploma in Agricultural Laboratory Technology.
QA experience in grain and feed or related is an asset.
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