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i \ PAGE 10 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JUNE 12, 2002 BEV MOORE 7 '/;/ excited about coming to Kawartha Pine Ridge.' New super looks to fill big shoes BY L/XNCE ANDERSON Special to This Week CLARINGTON - Bev Moore says her new job with the local public public school board is the "perfect fit." Ms. Moore, the current director of education for the Near North District District School Board in North Bay, will take over in August for Trudy Lum as superintendent of educational educational services for the local board. "It was lime to move," says Ms. Moore. "This position is focused on curriculum curriculum development for all the programs programs and that field is my area of talent " After a consulting team posted the position, Ms. Moore jumped at the chance to move south. She's looking forward to developing new programs for the Kawartha Pine Ridge Board as well as working with Dr. Avis Glaze, the board's new. director. "It will be a wonderful opportunity opportunity to work with Dr. Glaz.e," she adds. One item she's eager to implement implement revolves around the collection of data of all students within the board. She says, in North Bay, the board gathers student information from report cards and the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) tests. "It's a huge analysis to see where every child is," says Ms. Moore. "It provides significant focus to areas where students need... support." support." Ms. Moore has been the director of Near North since 1998. Prior, she spent four years as a superintendent of programs for elementary and secondary secondary schools. She has served on a variety of Ministry of Education committees and expert panels, and is a guest lecturer lecturer at Nipissing University in North Bay. "I'm quite excited about coming to Kawartha Pine Ridge," adds Ms. Moore. "It is known across the province as a dynamic board with exemplary programs. I want to be part of, and contribute to, that excellence while broadening my own experience and learning from the staff and community." community." Bob Willshcr, chairman of the local board, says the administration reviewed 12 applications from across the province. He says Ms, Moore got the nod because of her experience, adding she will do "extremely "extremely well" because she has the knowledge the hoard requires. "She's a wonderful, wonderful find," adds Mr. Willshcr. "We won't be able to replace Trudy (Lum) but Bev can certainly go a long way with helping tis with that" Ms. Lum is retiring after 21 years in the education field. While in Peterborough, Peterborough, she started many programs, programs, including junior kindergarten in the early 1980s, and oversaw the development of special needs programs. programs. She was also a strong advocate advocate of the co-operative education program. 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