Zurich Citizens News, 1971-09-23, Page 31THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1971
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Huron principals further education
1-luron County Elementary
and Secondary School Principals
focussed their attention on the
topics of supervision and ac-
countability during a two-day
Seminar last week. The Semin-
ar began Thursday after school
and continued until Saturday
noon.
Director of Education, John
Cochrane, the four Superintend-
ents, Jim Coulter, Harold Kins-
ley, Frank Madill and Don Ken -
well joined the principals as
active participants in the work-
shop. Mrs. Marion Zinn repres-
ented the board during the Sem-
inar and other board members
were present for sessions that
were of special interest to them,
Special speakers and group
leaders during the Seminar were
Don Graham, formerly the
Director of Education for Forest
Hill Village and now with the
Ontario Institute for Studies in
Education in Toronto. Dr. Bob
Stinson and Sam McKeown
from the Regional Development
Office in London, and Dr.
'George Delgrosso, the President
of Lambton College in Sarnia.
The conference was an opport,
unity for the County Principals
to explore two opposing views
in the area of supervision of
teachers and administration of
school policy. On Thursday
evening the group was shown a
film about a school where there
were serious staff management
problems. Discussion groups
containing elementary principal:
a secondary school principal, a
principal of a Retarded Children;
School and a superintendent or
a board member considered the
problem and possible solutions
in terms of our present board
policies.
On Friday two alternatives
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were presented arid discussed.
A position paper on supervision
stressed working with groups of
teachers to provide the best
possible variety of learning exp-
eriences for pupils. During the
afternoon Dr. Delgrosso outlined
a program budget system which
stressed the need for program
evaluation to determine the
allocation of funds.
The Friday evening and Satur-
day morning sessions provided
opportunities for all principals
to air and share their problems
as well as building some guide-
lines for problem solving. A
proposed program of services
was out -lined by newly -appoint-
ed Huron County psychologist,
13i11 Carter,
All participants in the conf-
erence agreed that the immed-
iate results would be improved
communication among the
county schools and the various
levels of administration.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weseloh,
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