Year: 1994 - 95 AGM December 1, 1994 - SSAAM
Year: 1994 - 95 AGM December 1, 1994 - SSAAM
Year: 1994 - 95 AGM December 1, 1994 - SSAAM
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Thursday, March 3, <strong>1994</strong><br />
PRESENT:<br />
REGRETS:<br />
Olia Jesson, Chair; Gary Einarson, Recorder (until<br />
noon); Bonnie Thiessen, Recorder (afternoon); Bill<br />
Warren; Jim Coughlan; Mark Peterson; Joan Lonsberry;<br />
iBarB "Coulter?; Jim Kepron; Ed Tichon; Lynda Mann; Judy<br />
Dandridge;" Patti Elvers; Marie Sedor; Bev Delmage; Jean<br />
Valcourt<br />
Larry Budzinski; Fran Dagg; Elsie Hill; Marge Yeo<br />
1. EIEP Grant Sharing Session<br />
Administrators shared ideas on how they employ the EIEP<br />
grant in their divisions. A summary of this session has<br />
been composed to send to Doreen Yamashita for her<br />
information and use.<br />
2,'<br />
Boundaries Review<br />
Recommended that provincial <strong>SSAAM</strong> attend a Boundaries Review<br />
session on behalf of Student Services Administrators. Bill<br />
Warren and Barb Coulter were asked to take input from the<br />
group to the next provincial meeting.<br />
Children's Health<br />
Regarding the Child Health Strategy Committee meeting held<br />
February 28, <strong>1994</strong> in Brandon, a number of coordinators<br />
attended this meeting. Observations relative to the meeting<br />
included:<br />
Physical health of children in our region is OK. Of<br />
more concern is the emotional and mental health,<br />
particularly related to quality of parenting.<br />
The meeting was well attended and many groups<br />
represented (Public Health, Speech, Education,<br />
Corrections, Police, Doctors, etc.)<br />
Manitoba has one of the highest rates of teenage<br />
pregnancy.<br />
When adults take little or no responsibility for their<br />
children we see an increasing number of children<br />
functioning essentially as street children.<br />
Subsequent discussion: