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By Moira Couper,
chairman
of C.A.G.E.
The organization C.A.G.E.
(Citizens' Action Group for
Education) has now been ac-
tive for three months. The
core group of interested peo-
ple is moving forward in an
attempt to meet its goals.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 11,1
eater education communication for the public
Contact has been made with
the Huron County Board of
Education and the first
meeting with the executive
of the Board considered
ways in which communica-
tion might be furthered
between the citizens and the
boar&
Research is going ahead
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into the appropriateness of
the closing of the machine
shop course at CHSS in Clin-
ton and the board of educa-
tion is re-evaluating that
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situation. These two ac-
complishments alone are a
big step in fulfilling the goals
of C.A.G.E. and both go
towards the first goal which
is to study educational needs
in the county and monitor ac-
tion which is taken to reduce
educational standards.
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many difficulties which the
board faces in order to keep
a quality education. It is ob-
vious that both parents,
students and taxpayers who
support the school system
need to know the problems
that have to be faced. Ideas
for solutions to those pro-
blems can also come from
the many people with
knowledge and expertise in •
education who live in the
county. These ideas need to
be made available to the.
Board in order that the
members can make the most
appropriate decisions in the
future. Although the citizens
elected representatives to
serve them, that does not
meats that citizens' opinions
and ideas should not be
sought.
Education is at a crucial
point. Changes in the next
few -years -will -be many. -fife
first opportunity to give in-
put into such changes has
come from the ministry of
education in the form of a
discussion paper entitled
"Secondary Education
Review Project" which was
given to every secondary
school pupil to take home to
parents. At the public
meeting on Monday June 15,
C.A.G.E. will provide an op-
portunity to study this `docu-
ment and hopefully the input
of Huron County citizens will
be submitted by theend of
June to the Ministry of
Education.
At the board meeting in
March, a large number of
citizens came out to air their
feelings about the closing of
the machine shop course at
CHSS. Immediately follow-
ing, C.A.G.E. was formed
and approaches have been
made to the public to support
the organization by becom-
ing a member. The response
has not been heavy. Where
are all the people who ob-
jected to,recent school board
action? There have been
course closings in 1981; in
1982 and beyond there will be
more course closings and
finally the possibility of
some school closings.
If Huron County residents
want a future quality educa-
tion; then there needs to be
interest in this now before it
is too late. There is much
that can be done and the
school board needs the sup-
port of the people it serves.
You have the opportunity
now to become involved, not
only to benefit your own
child but to make sure that
Canada has future citizens
who are well educated,
which in the long run will
benefit every one of us.
Inaction shows the apathy
in the community. Now is the
time to have your voice
heard. You can do this by
supporting the small group
of people who have taken the
initiative to do something to
get the most for our children.
You can support by becom-
ing a member ($2 per person
per year) and by coming to
the public meetings. There is
only so much a small group
can do - the ability to ac-
complish citizen needs is
gained with the strength of a
body of people and a certain
amount of funds to research
and inform. Both of these are
needed now if the citizens of
Huron County wish to be part
of the future of education.
Beverly Slade, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrie Slade
of Clinton graduated on June
8 from the University of
Western Ontario with a
Bachelor of Science degree
in Occupational Therapy
with honors. Bev is presently
completing her internship at
Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital
and Thames Valley Treat-
ment Centre.
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