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. P. Buie Don Mills Mrs.L Bell Cedar Valley
Mr. D. Butler S. Ste. Marie
s.T Checkley tit Ste. Marie
Mr.J Brown Collingwood
me. CCI loses an innovative, gifted, passionate teacher. Mrs. Kathy Nuttley ls ing. Having grown up inBeamsville, Ontario, Kathy attended McMaster University . mghout her career she demonstrated a commitment to life-long learning with tiona! qualifications from York. Queens, U ofT, and Nippissing. Kathy began hmg at CCtin the business department in 1976. In the 1970s, Kathy spearheaded a program in Simcoe County in which students went outinto the workplace. In 1978 lnterprise ,Bulletin wrote, "we hope that CCI finds willing busmess people who will •mmodate a "work week" student." Look at Co-op today! In the 1980s Kathy :gled with the SCDSB to initiate the first adult education program in Simcoe County. s peak there were over 100 adults in Classes at CCI during the regular school day. II), Adult and Continuing Education is an entire division of the SCDSB. These eering efforts have not gone unnoticed. Kathy bas been provincially recognized
the Hilroy Fellowship Award and by the SCDSB with Excellence in Curriculum trdandtheHuroniaProfessionalWritingAward. Shehassharedherexpertisewith ~)!ues while teaching at U ofT and Queens during the summer. Through the 1980s 1990s Kathy left CCI as Continuing
:ation Co-ordinator for Simcoe County, Business Head at Eastview, VP DlVale and Barrie Central and finally returning to CCI as Vice-Principal. is when she decided to get back to where she could do the most for stu-
Mr. E. Berni
Toronto
~ lOd returned to classroom teaching. Kathy says her favourite reward occurs whenever she meets a past student and they D1sce. Often with teary eyes and laughter the students remember the lessons and events that had impact,on their lives. :i 1e classroom "business makeovers'" with dress shop owners, hair dressers and style coaches before anyone thought to put 1 on TV. That's what made Kathy a~pecial teacher- Innovative and creative lessons that were always designed to help ~nt see themselves and their possibilities in a new light, always leading education into new territory while sensing tbeneeds e students. This June the CCI community will lose one of its leading teachers. but the greater community will long benefit 1her years of exemplary teaching.
A Fond Farewell to CCI's Retiring Teachers
Mrs. M. Carson
Espanola
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