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i 2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 3,1990 Section Two Journalism, Club Formed at Waverley Public School til > $ x h w >h I - I ' ' •X ' t 4 ' S m ' ... J'iF V 7v> //<• < F ■ J <S ; . X,. ; : «W&. M ü a - ■ ■ : v^vyovX'.x.yA.#:.*, Members of the Waverley Public School Journalist Kylie Peltier, Jennifer Willman, Mandy Gauer, Shane Club gathered last week to be assigned stories by Whitney, Nicole Crosbie, Jessica Battams and Holly their editors, Mrs. J. Burns and Mrs. J. Nicholls Prophet. The journalism club will be regularly submit- (back). Sitting around the table are: Christina Bur- ting articles for publication in The Canadian States- gess, Tara Wood, Nicole Hibben, Shannon Gregory, man. New Superintendent Named Grant C. Yeo, Superintendent Superintendent of Instruction 'responsible 'responsible for curriculum, with The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, Education, has been appointed Chief Superintendent for the Board. Trustees confirmed confirmed the appointment, at last Thursday's Board meeting: meeting: A native of Orono, Mr. Yeo has served as a superintendent superintendent with the Board for the past three years. Prior to that, he was Co-ordinator of Curriculum. Grant Yeo graduated with an Honours Degree in History from McMaster University University and with an M.A. from the University of British British Columbia. He has his Bachelor of Education and his Master of Education degrees. degrees. He has taught at" the University of British Columbia Columbia and in schools in the Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle region where he has also served as a viceprincipal viceprincipal and principal and where he was a student. ' "We believe that Grant's strong background in curric ulum and his wide range of reaching experience at all three levels make him an excellent excellent choice for Chief Su- E erintendent, commented. liana Stewart, Chairperson of the Board. "He has worked closely with Dick Malowney (Director (Director of Education) over the past few years'as well as the other members of the senior administration team. This experience and his personal warmth and concern for children children make him a prime example example of our motto, 'Leaders in Learning'." Mr. Yeo is a voracious reader with a particular interest interest in Canadian history and in research on leadership leadership and change. He lives on a farm near Orono and has an active interest in agriculture. agriculture. As the former co- " ordinator of curriculum for the board and as a superintendent, superintendent, Mr. Yeo has been closely involved in the implementation implementation of the Board's Junior Kindergarten program, program, and the development of a number of curriculum models used by other boards across the country such as a drama kit, and a mathematics mathematics unit. "Curriculum has been an exciting place to be," he said. "We are focusing everything on the student so that we try to produce a motivated, problem solver." Mr. Yeo says he attributes attributes his success to a team approach which he considers vital. Theatre Troupe to Perform at Schools A Toronto-based theatre company, A Company of Sirens, Sirens, will serve as artists in residence at three high schools within the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. They will appear in the schools, from Oct. 3 to 19, 1990, focusing focusing on the potential for violence in adolescent relationships'and relationships'and on the effects of family violence on teenagers. teenagers. The , company, which deals with social issues, will travel to East Northumberland Northumberland Secondary School in Brighton, to Cobourg District District Collegiate Institute East and to Bowmanville High School to perform the SALE Settlement PICTURES, _--- pMNT During ^'yjALLPAPEE an flofbo^V* play, "Whenever I Feel Afraid," a play which deals with family violence. They will follow the performance with a discussion with students students assisted by school and board office staff. The performers performers will then return to the high schools for more intensive intensive workshops with students. students. "The experience will focus attention on the dangers of jealousy, and possessiveness," possessiveness," says Sue Seagrove, author of the play. It will help students identify the signs of a possibly violent relationship, relationship, and will deal with adolescent dating expectation expectation from male and female female perspectives, she said. The story line follows a budding relationship be-, tween two teenagers, and the memories of a married couple of their early dating days. It weaves pop culture such as film and music into the performance. "Through this, we begin to see some of the ways a violent violent relationship might begin begin in terms of control," says Seagrove. The Company will be at East Northumberland Secondary Secondary School on 9, 10, and 11 October. They will perform perform at C.D.C.I. East on 15, 16, 22 and 23 October. They will work at Bowmanville High School on 3, 4, 17, 18 and 19 October. The company will perform perform the premiere of "Whenever "Whenever I Feel Afraid," on Oct., 2, 1990 at the Central Region Region Forum on Family Violence Violence at the Trenton Rama- da Inn. The residency is sponsored sponsored by the Ontario Arts Council and the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. The Board is sponsoring the residency residency as one of a number of initiatives in a family violence violence prevention program. Insurance Policy Should Save $25,000 The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education is expected to save $25,000 to $30,000 in 1991 as a result of switching its property, fidelity, and boiler ana machinery insurance from a private carrier to the Ontario School Board's Insurance Insurance Exchange. Trustees voted Sept. 27 to move the insurance to OSBIE effective effective September 1990. Because of the switch in September, the board will save about $10,000 in insurance insurance costs this year, according according to Gord Savage, Assistant Assistant Superintendent of Business. Costs for this insurance insurance for 1990 were projected projected at about $100,000, he said, noting that, with the new carrier, costs will now be about $90,000 in 1990. For 1991, the cost for property, fidelity, and boiler .and machinery insurance is expected to be about $75,000, he said. The Board is already realizing savings, in liability insurance through its membership in OSBIE which it joined in 1987 when the organization was formed. Completion Date Set for New Addition At the Thursday Board meeting, trustees approved that the construction, of an addition to the Courtice North Public School be scheduled with a completion date of September 1993 to allow for both the exchange of land and further discussion discussion on the size and scope of the project. Trustees also will ask that the Ministry of Education adjust the alloca-i tion years of the Cobourg/ Port Hope new schools to allow allow two phases for construction construction of both projects. This would allow both schools to be completed by September 1992. And they will send a letter to the Ministry commenting commenting on the shortfall in the allocations for the new school in Port Hope and the addition to the Courtice North Public School. As well, trustees approved the construction of the addition to Baltimore Public School, north of Cobourg, with a completion date of September September 1992. New Policy for Transportation Northumberland and Newcastle school board trustees trustees have approved a revised Transportation Policy which updates the language and, in the case of French Immersion Immersion students, where no written policy existed, captures captures the present practices, and and puts them into poli-' cy. According to the policy, immersion students will be- "accommodated whènever possible by existing bus routes ... since the catchment catchment area is large, ... these students may be asked to travel further to the bus stop than the walking policy would normally allow," the policy states. msi AhETTERDEAL 1st.. 2nd. and 3rd. 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