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bilities including scheduling, college admissions, career counselling amt attendance. “The way the grant war structured this was a wide open p<fc sition,” he said. “The person could get close to and work with students/ Guidance started that way,” he said, •
Hampton District representative Mike Massie said he would like t$ see a way to put the position in the* budget, but he felt the School Boarcl had acted properly in leaving it out, since that is what they had promised the supervisors. *'
Col. Bingham suggested the so-; dal worker and guidance counsellors could be compensated more for pick?; ing up the additional responsibilities of the coordinator position. “Before we make a decision, maybe there is; another avenue that is more affordable,” he said. Z
Chairman Hubert Gilkey said, “I* have had quite a few conversations over this one program. I’d like to see it restored. It seems to be very worthwhile. I have had students call and talk about it.” "
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