On January 29, 1979, the Council voted to accept with regret the resignation of Cal Stuart as its Executive Director, effective April 15.
Category: Community Organizing
The Nina Place Study Committee, a committee of the Skinker DeBaliviere Community Council, has not been officially active during December and January, although the work of the consultants, Team Four, Inc., in completing a survey of the housing and residents in the Nina Place area has gone forward.
Approximately twenty-five students from grades fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth of Hamilton School have joined the newly formed Community School Youth Council.
As part of the task force proposal for this school year, a brochure high-lighting certain aspects of the Hamilton School will be produced.
Mrs. Madge Giddings, Mrs. Mary Hopgood, Mrs. Patricia Krippner and Mrs. Marj Weir (all parents), Mrs. Laura Schmink (teacher representative) and Mr. Roger J.
The Community Health Council election was held in January.
October 25, 1978, marked the beginning of the seminars that were planned for this year.
In the last issue of the paper, mention was made of Room Parents being organized.
The first Art Fair-House Tour meeting for the 1979 event was held on September 29, 1978. the opening agenda items were committee reports from last year.
We have a simple message for the world from this movement for peace.
In an attempt to help parents keep abreast of the school's activities and problems, room representatives are being solicited.
On Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1978, officers of the Hamilton School Parental Advisory Council and the Hamilton School Parent Teacher Organization were officially elected by the school parent body in attendance at the school's first Parent Teacher Organization meeting.
