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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 2000
Page
10
Clayton Foley writes to the editor to air his position after being dismissed as coach at Major Pratt School. He appeals for an unbiased fact based investigation and for implementing a broad volunteer policy to protect students and clarify what happened. He thanks parents and supporters for backing the right side.
Dennis Kowal portrays the Pelly Trail Board and superintendent as thorough and accountable after a board discussion about volunteers and school protocol. He asserts trustees have heard all sides and priority remains children’s best interests while protecting victims and keeping incident details private.
Joan Robert declares she will resign as a volunteer in the Pelly Trail School Division after a dispute over communication and rights for volunteers following allegations against Mr. Foley. She cites three decades of music involvement and offers thanks to Major Pratt and Binscarth staff while demanding change.
MLA Len Derkach urges a third party resolution to a long running school system dispute in Russell constituency. He argues timely closure will restore faith in local governance and allow communities to focus on growth and volunteers. He emphasizes unbiased mediation and community leadership.
The board and administration face criticism over how allegations against a former volleyball coach were handled. Trustees question information sharing, due process, and reliance on Mastana and the Superintendent. Scouting and tournament attendance by the coach are noted as factors. calls for more transparency and board consensus persist.
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