Public education errors prompt calls for due process reform
Owen Wilson of Togo, Manitoba, rails at perceived lack of due process in school governance following the June 6 dismissal of volleyball coach Clayton Foley. He cites Charter rights, calls for transparency, and urges legislative change to ensure hearings, warnings, and appeals for volunteers and staff. He notes policy inconsistencies, supports Derkach, and urges action from minister and government.
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Clayton Foley
Derkach
Intermountain Board
Letter to the Editor Warns of Eroding Rights
A reader denounces school officials and the Pelly Trail School Board for barring a volunteer, Foley, from defending himself or learning charges. The writer likens the secrecy to prewar suppression, warning freedoms and right to clear one's name are at risk if action is not taken. Sincerely, M. Rannie.
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Pelly Trail
Foley
Canada
M. Rannie
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Donalda Dunn writes in support of Pelly Trail School Board trustees and questions the protestors. She notes attending meetings since 1978, defends trustees, and urges many candidates to run in Ward 5 by election. She emphasizes trust in administrators and a fresh year with active participation.
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Board of Trustees
Hitler
Pelly Trail
Russell
Donalda Dunn
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