HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2000-05-17, Page 20lain Hastte adds. that the
teachers who are .already
volunteering to run two or
three activities wilt respond
to the bill .by reducing their
involvement.
Most teachers do tt
because_thec love to. That •
love might not t:ontinue if,
they're forced:" he says.
Hastie.aiso Wonders if Bill
,4 is• the:1irstattack of many
un working people:
• Are other, jobs, going to be
required to do 'extra. free
v.otiO"he says.
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News
Skippers take heart..
Scott Hikgendodlpboto
Students 01.5eoforth Public School held o skip-o-thon on Friday to raise money for the Heart
•
and Stroke Foundation
Thief
takes
$13,000
from
account
A .Seaforth woman w -as
• defrauded of SI 3.00(1 from her
Toronto Dominion hank account
when sorneonc using hank
machines in the Kitchener
Waterloo area took the money
from` her account over the last
four months.
Huron OPP say hank 'officials
contacted them about the fraud
• on. May 8 after, the. woman tned.
-to ue het credit cards while
shopping on May 2. She did not
know about the withdrawals.
which -occurred from Jan. 31 to
Apnl 2$. before the beginning of
May.
Police. have 'seized equipment
that may have been -used to i
duplicate the hank cards.
Most staff alrea
From Pope 1
place on basketball. soccer
and volleyball teams. and
525.`a year -for minor ones.
He 'adds that student's
council raises thousands of
--dol/ars each year to. make
.extra -curricular activities
`possible.':
He estimates that over 90
per cent of the staff at SDHS
runs an extra curricular
-activity yoluntarily. with,
many teachers running two
or three• major activities
each.
• -We .don't have'any dead
weight on our staff. Many
are going way beyond' the
'call of duty already," he says.
Visual arts teacher Julie
Hansen. who coaches soccer.
volleyball and basketball,
says she's worried teachers
without :any experience in
sports could be a danger to
the kids.they are ,forced to
coach. -
She's also, frustrated that
students. Who need jobs to be -
able to afford post -secondary -
education. often can't make
• the time: commitment to :
show up to games and
practices. •
"It's a huge•problem: I'm
constantly: having sic kids
show up to.practise when
there's '. I S on the team," she
says.' • •
Hapset' adds that staffing
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at schools is -so. tight that
there is no money for supply
teachers and coaches who
Must miss class time are
spelled off by teachers on
staff. With the.new bill that
forces teachers*to teach
seven classes a tear. the
number of teachers as allable
to-. fill in for coaches
decreases. •
"Coaching used to be t lot
of fun ..but with all the
;increasing demands on
teachers. it's becoming quite
stressful," she •say s:
Hansen says she'. a(,r,
bothered by; the tncreastngly
negative -:public image
_teachers are receiving. '
"I spent my lunch hour
Imine the soccer field and I.
spent'last night fundraising at
a bingo until 11 p.m. M% day
doesn't end. at 3 p.m.
Teachers do a lot of things
behind the- scenes ---that
nobody sees." she says.
'Another. SDHS teacher
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