Voter rights clash over Nassawaya council plan
Residents criticize Nassawaway Township council over omitting project details for S.S. No. 3 renovation and an OMB ruling on a right to vote. Letters urge turnout, democracy, and scrutiny of spending as planning official Robert Serena discusses the Halton County Planning Association.
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OMB
Nas
Espresalon
S.S. No. 3
Proctor and Redfern
Merle
Robarts
K. Robinson
Planning Association
Robert Serena
Burlington
Nassagaweva Township Council
Planning Board
Halton
Acton Public School Board Report Highlights Staffing and Safety
Public school board report from trustee Roy Goodwin notes 86 full time and three part time teachers, new assignments in the Hane Economies Department, and Kindergarten support. They praise town cooperation for removing dead trees, plan replacements, Centennial Project accommodation, and safety walk improvements. A vandalism incident at Stone School is acknowledged with repairs and future steps. The report also mentions the Canadian Climber equipment, a trustee forgoing nomination, and a concern raised by a parent about a teacher teaching a hymn about the Cross.
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Public School Board
Tbe
Roy Goodwin
Petr
Duberthica
Farrow
Hane Economies
Ena Gibson
McKensie Ibres
Olga McCaw
Bru
Mr. Bennen
Nassaganeva
Robert Little Public School
Rim
McNed
Department of Pusato
Ron Rupert
Acton Blvd
Mill St. East
Dar Ary
Sis Nes
Guelph
Bannetto
Bos
Acton District High School Reports Major Curriculum Shifts
The Acton District High School outlines a year of major reforms in curricula and streams, expanding arts science and commerce tracks while increasing student enrollment. It notes efforts to aid elementary schools, concerns about course access for slow learners, staff experience and qualifications, and a reduced teacher turnover with a 1:25 pupil ratio under adjusted administrative duties. The district also mentions expanding campus facilities and debt management plans.
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Atul
Public School Board Sees New Building Open House Planned
The Public School Board discusses the old Stone School lease at 4000 dollars annual and endorses a newer, superior addition with comparable square foot costs. Operating costs should not rise above leasing the Stone School, and open house will occur once construction completes. Projections suggest adequate facilities through 1968 with anticipated future capacity needs and district support for reorganizing programs. Dwight Puget offers remarks.
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Hitten
Huard
Whal
Proangee
Dwight Puget
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Acton Public School Board Report
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Acton
Mia Daiphe Engst
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Doug Manning
Acton Public School Board
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Santa’s Toys
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