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THE HERALD DecSfeberS lmPtJ Education system changing to suit students needs Over the peat yean society moral and socalled aid don have teen an complete rev erf Technology over that came period of time advanced almost four over and thus our schooling system also had to undergo a dramatic change to correspond with the advancement made The of teaching the Three Ri are with us no more and according to the three principal present at the Women Inatltutea meeting which delved Into Education The IS Yeara those daya of the Three will never be with Hike Furlong principal of Georgetown and District High School Peter principal of Glen William Public School and Ken Trowbridge principal of public School made up the panel representing Mr Oprica close to BO years of accumulated experience Mr Furlong explained that In the late 1930 a typical high school student was studying for a commercial or studying preparations for university Many a student got a job without much education and made his or her own advancements through his particular line of working There werent many distractions in those There were fewer cars available there was little smoking drinking and of courc drug we- of What I am saying la that there an entirely different at mosphere explained Mr Furlong The high schools In and around the 1830 would have around students each year To point out some change this year at Georgetown a high school registered Mr Furlong continued to discuss the changes In the high school systems Following the war many major changes were made In the education system Students were streamlined into branches commercial technical and arts were the major branches Each branch the main core of mathematics history Completes 5year appraisers course The highest designation presented by the Appraisal Institute of Canada has been given to a Halton Hugh Hunter of Hunter Real Estate Completing an Intensive five year course combining practical experience with regular Instructions Mr Hunter is now qualified to Sice the letters after name The letters designate him as an Ac credited Appraiser with the Appraisal Institute of Canada The limited number of qualified appraisers plus the demand for valuations hike the Job a busy sevendayweek proposition commented Mr Hunter who la a resident of Terra Cotta An appraisal by a member of the appraisal Institute Is a grammar etc By in large the commercial and technical students were beading for graduation after completing Grade Twelve and those students in the art programme were beading for university One of the major changes In our school system Is the conversion to the credit system whereupon the branches have been dropped The credit system replaced the old pass fall system where a student had to pass everything in order to be promoted to the next grade Now students take the subjects they feel require for whatever particular goal they ore striving for We are trying to supply the student with a program of available courses which reach then- needs to the best of our ability continued Mr Furlong He continued to point out the social changes over the period of time It wasnt too long ago when a student with long hair would be sent borne A prln Is no longer a dictator of dress style or anything personal Now the schools are called permissive concluded Mr Furlong Ken Trowbridge principal of Public School for the past six years recalled those days of IS years past emphasising the one room school system In the one room school children of all grades and were situated together Older children would help the younger ones was each He told of subjects taught and the difference between town and rural schools Math science social studies grammar history were some of the basic subjects however in some town schools home economics and Industrial aria existed But the main subjects were expected to be learned by students In either rural or urban schools In a study once made Mr Trowbridge explained that the results showed percent of the students of any Grade class in the late 1930 failed at least once during their previous grades In rural areas It was not an exception for a public school student to retire quit school because there were many Jobs available especially for boys When we talk about the good old days we are basically talking about the teacher pup relationship Trowbridge Peter who after eight yeara as principal of Park Public School to Glen Williams Public School this year em the differences yet similarities in the school system when comparing It to back We worked and played with the students as wa do today However then there was a smaller group of children We bad good and bad children and problem children and problem parents just as we do today Some children still have learning problems and some children a till get Into trouble recess just before Mr stated that schools are preparing children to learn to succeed and how to adapt to whatever the situations may be when they go out on their own Jobs today which dldn t exist five years ago and there are Jobs which are not with us today which will be live years from now We try to the program fit the Individual student much as possible We tench more than Just the Three We teach respect responsibility rejoicing Just to name a few When I say rejoicing I mean that the children should be happy when they go to school continued Mr Education has always had Its problems it always did and it always will The main reason Is thai children are difficult to raise but then again they always have been concluded Mr Oprica The afternoon provided a present and future settings of the education system The three principals collectively reasurred their audience that as In the past the education system Is always aimed towards the benefit of student and as It is now and will be In the future education Is and will be almeJ towards the benefit of Its learner PRINCIPALS THE PRINCIPLES right are Mrs Jamleson president of the Three local principals discussed with the Institute Ken Trowbridge principal of Women a Institutes Education The Public School Peter Last a Years during a meeting of the In prindpal of Glen Williams Public School and stltute held Wednesday afternoon at Maple Mike Furlong rind pi of Georgetown Leaf Mills Research Centre From left to District Hlgb School Hugh Hunter necessity iur many property acquisitions As well appraisers are required for property valuations speculation and capital gains tax requirements succession duties and expropriations Mr Hunter was twice of recognised for bis completion of the difficult course His diploma waa originally presented at he Brampton Real Estate Board annual awards dinner and then later at the meeting of the Credit Valley Appraisal Chapter The presentation saw Steve Saxe a member of the opposition from Real Estate and a fellow AACI make the presentation to Mr Hunter robert Gouqeon s storewide PRE CHRISTMAS SAVINGS Buy Now and Use Our Plan JO APRIL Whole populations of drivers will live for years with this car 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