Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Sun-Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 11, 2005, p. 10

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e- 10 siouffville suntribune thursday aug 112005 only research can cure leukemia only excellence in canadian research is funded by lrf please hepl 1110 finch aye wsle 222 toronto ontario m3j 2t2 tel 416 661cure 2873 f3x416 6613840 tfis message brought to you as a community serviced the econorrlst ssunffritxins no plans for yearround schooling in york region by caroline grech staff writer some students in brampton have said goodbye to their summer holidays butyork region students shouldnt worry since it looks like yearround schooling wont happen here anytime soon roberta bondar public school opened with much fanfare last week as the first school in peel to offer a year- round schedule the same idea was bandied about with york region officials about 15 years ago butyork region is taking a different approach to summer learning said bill crothers chairperson of the york region district school board all the literature suggests that for some students it could be beneficial mr crothers said the brampton school is offering the same amount of school days but its stu- sizzling summer warehouse outlet sale big big sale on big flower pots vases home decoration giftware home ware figurines souvenirs watches crystal jewellery c1t artech corp 210 cochrane drive unit 7 markham ont l3r 8er hwy 7woodbine ph 9054705959 fax 905-780- 1 546 x wwwicitartechcom email citartsympaticoca lowest prices directly from manufacturers with guaranteed quality time of sale mon sun ii 30 am to 500 pm cash carry only after sales period pis call for appointment 416 6181 085 sh a little time can make a huge difference in a childs life with several volunteer programs to choose from one is sure to suit your schedule 16 big brothers big sisters of york 9057271251 wwwbbbsyca this message brought to you as a community service of the economist suntribune dents will scatter their days off through out the year mr crothers isnt against the idea but said there are many issues that come into play when allyear school is considered fifteen years ago the idea was pitched as a moneysaving option but it doesnt actually cut costs when factors such as installing air conditioning into schools comes into play there are good academic reasons for it but there are no savings with allround schooling mr crothers said reaction from parents is mixed for gabriella girgenri the summer is about getting away and relaxing we travel a lot so we look forward to the summer its too busy during the rest of the year to get away ms girgenri said i could see how it would work for some people though keswicks anne cameron looks at the issue from the perspective of a mother and a teacher and favours having small er breaks as opposed to having all of july and august off i like the idea personally the learn ing takes so much energy intervals of rest would be really really healthy both physically and emotionally ms cameron said calling it a throwback to our historical roots where kids were let out of school to help on the farm ms cameron said chil dren lake a while to get into the learning mode after a long vacation it takes a month to gear them up again ms cameron said ms cameron might like the idea of having school all year but the same cant be said for her son kyle i like to have the whole summer off he said without hesitation other parents find their children become bored with so much time off in the summer it would be great for kids because during the summer they get to a point where they start with mommy what can we do now newmarket resident kelly kohlersaid there areigood academic reasons for it but there are no savings with allround schooling bill crothers york region district school board chairperson despite lauding the idea mr crothers was quick to point out a year- round summer school rotation would stand to benefit only a few students its only a value with a small percent age of kids ifs not a value to all the oth ers the board chair explained when the public board studied the option many parents with one child in elementary school and another in high school were concerned about conflicting vacation times the issue also surfaced at the york catholic district school board about nine years ago but also faced consider- able opposition from parents catholic board chairperson elizabeth crowe said if a school approached the board with the idea they would look into it but at the same time they have a poli cy not to force school communities to make the change i cant see it being on our radar at all ms crowe said of yearround schooling 5 dsr315 dsr205 system less pay per view credit less programming credit dsr315 0sr2os f178 50 50 digital favourites over 270 channels 43 month masysmivsssji no contracts to hon wftiwf wiwmimm nfwsnfit citytv 1 t 1 glohal r- sflfe kb m ssfefy nbc www rfi bcleg atv ola 1to oaliwie fmilr citytv mctv ft pbs indioo if report on iuklness imumtmn lbs twwt cnbc src chin am rdlo cmw2 w tvfl 33 otv tsn his10ry ipbrianot viswffl 3wih high definition channels 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