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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1991. PAGE 23.
HCBE studies changes
in student transfers,
bus route policies
The Management Committee of
the Huron County Board of Educa
tion (HCBE) has prepared a special
report, that, if accepted by the
trustees at the April meeting, will
see policy changes in student
transfers and bus transportation
evolving over a three year period.
The board has been reviewing
the matter of imbalances in enrol-
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for the crushing and hauling of
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Donations
Continued from Page 3
the Lions Youth Exchange. Dona
tions of $200 went to Parkwood
Research, the Heart and Stroke
Society. Huron Christmas Bureau
and the Blyth Christian Puppe
teers.
Donations of $100 each went to:
Blyth Minor Hockey. CNIB, Camp
Dorset, Children’s Hospital Tele
thon, Clinton Minor Hockey. The
Diabetes Association. Homes for
the Deaf. Lady Diana Nursery.
Lake St. Josephs. Lions Quest.
Bereaved Parents. Parkwood Hos
pital. Participation Lodge. The
Sunshine Foundation. Telecare.
Epilepsy Huron and Toe Alpha.
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Belgrave Tykes win, lose
Belgrave Tykes travelled to Bay
field this past weekend for the
Tyke's year-end Hockey Tourna
ment.
The first game played was
against Hensall. who they defeated
4-2. Hensall opened the scoring in
the first period, but Belgrave came
on strong in the second scoring four
goals and holding Hensall back to
theii one point. Justin Campbell
scored the first two goals, assisted
in the second one by Scott Folkard.
The third goal was scored by Craig
Marks while Justin Campbell came
back with two minutes left to get
his third goal of the game.
Hensall managed to sneak
another past the Belgrave goalie in
the third period, but couldn’t bring
the score any closer.
However, in the second game.
Belgrave saw some different ac
tion. being trounced by Blyth 8-3.
Blyth got the first goal of the game,
but Justin Campbell came back to
tie it up with only two seconds
remaining.
In the second period Blvth
widened ’he margin, scoring three
goals before Justin Campbell man
aged to get one into their ret. Blyth
quickly came back with two more
goals to end the second period.
Belgrave opened the scoring in
the third period with a goal b\
Craig Marks, but Blyth kept on the
heat, scoring two more goals before
the game was oser.
ment and school space over the last
three years and during the last few
months the topic has been under a
great deal of scrutiny by the
Management Committee with the
direct involvement of a majority of
trustees.
The school space problem has
been addressed and studied by an
outside consulting firm, and inter
nally and in the summer of last year
alternate solutions were presented
to the community, through school
newsletters and the media. Invita
tions were offered for feedback and
comments from parents and the
community, but this has to date
been nominal. The board does,
however, anticipate controversy,
when policy details are defined.
The problems facing the board
begin with the cost increases for
providing extra space in some
schools unless enrolment can be
reduced through relocation. For
example, costs to provide space at
Huron Centennial Public School
and Hullett Central Public School
could generate large local tax
increases.
Changes in the provincial trans
portation grants structure to create
a more cost-efficient system, sug
gest that immediate changes may
be made in some of the bus routes.
The board is over-ceiling (using 100
per cent local tax dollars) for
busing costs, which is close to
$200,000 per year. In the absence
of immediate bus route consolida
tion taxpayers could be faced with
potential dramatic increases in the
1992 tax bill. It is not logical, the
committee believes, to transport
children past the front door of
schools that are not above capacity
to schools that arc full. It is also not
logical to maintain bus routes for
vehicles which arc only partially
full.
The committee has devised a
five-stage progressive sequence of
interventions for the board to
consider. These are: revised defini
tions of school capacity, revised
definitions of space available, re
vised bus routes, return of out-of
area students (if immediate costs
savings result) and revised boun
daries to reduce over-crowding. A
three-year implementation has
been proposed.
One school in the area will be
affected by the action. One bus,
collecting Hullett township pupils
from Highway 8 east of Clinton and
Vanastra, will be terminated as it
passes by Clinton Public School.
This action leads to an immediate
annual post saving of $5,000 in bus
costs ar.d a potential staff reduction
at Hullett Central Public School of
up to one teacher ($50,000) by the
1992-93 school year. The cost of
one portable classroom at $35,000
may be eliminated. Minor boun
dary changes will be required in
the Hullett Central catchment area
east of Clinton by 1992 with
additional boundary changes being
considered by 1993 or sooner if
possible. Other schools in the
report are Huron Centennial,
Victoria, and Robertson Memorial
Public Schools.
In addition the management
committee proposes that all area
schools except Brussels, Clinton,
Grey, Robertson, Stephen, Us-
borne and Vanastra will be closed
to out-of-area pupil transfer re
quests.
Should this recommendation for
policy change be accepted by the
trustees the management commit
tee estimates a total local tax
saving in excess of $1,000,000.