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Phil Jensen : cog as ue RS “Science class sizes at oA students: bitins:
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=. ers ’ Association’ ‘has been resolved: The dis ! Ei “Marie Browning v was. s showing. students that there: were many more ways to dress

will be increased to 26 students. The settle. up'the packaging. than they had ever thought when it comes to giving food gifts.

pute over class sizes for Science labs; Home ee included an a :
oe greement that the dis: She was at Stelly 's Sec indary. school h.
Economics classes: and, Industrial Educati will pay.a total of $130,000 compensa- _ ast week. : ys 2 t k-wit Foods Level i arid u ‘Students.

3 workshops we “tion | for. teachers involved in the. dispute.

“There; have been. compromises.on both. ‘Half ‘of that amount was expended in the at =
1999- 2000 school year. »

sides,” said ‘Michael Hayes, president,o of th
teacher’ s union. “There : are no, winners or:

Hayes said that the union adjusted its dew fe
losers.” ‘mands: in exchange for the district's firm:

‘Larry Cross, a schoo district represen. - commitment to new staffing processes. He
tative said, “We are really happy to have the. believes the new methods will eliminate the

settlement. It was very difficult, but we were. annual round of grievances over lab/work-
determined to resolve it, rather than move - » shop classes:

it into another budget year.” “> “Saanich is built on relationships 5 and.we
He added that both sides of the cept ~-don't want to lose that.” ‘Hayes said. “We have
cn to bring about a fair set- our differences, but mainly we. get 0 on with
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