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. Students practise evacuation. Terrace Bay Public School J.K. and their "'bus". Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 31, 1984, page 9 School Bus Safety Students in the Schreiber Public School, Terrace Bay Public School and the Lake Superior High School completed a bus safety program during the weeks of October 15 and 22; The elementary pro- gram ranged from sim- ulating school bus load- ing and unloading pro- cédures, to emergency evacuation drills. In the high school, were instructed in emergency school bus evacuation procedures as well as the proper use of fire extinguishers. The safety activities were conducted by the Schreiber and Terrace Bay Fire Departments, the Schreiber O.P.P. and the Terrace Bay Police Department. Don Anderson of the Schrei- ber O.P.P. detachment developed the program with the assistance of the Lake Superior Board of Education staff. Students in Mara- thon and Manitouwadge will participate in a sim- ilar program within the next few weeks. 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Buy direct from the fac- tory and save! Peter Upton Jacket Works. Toll free students ~ by Miss Conrad's Grade 2 class Terrace Bay Public School Halloween The goblins are out at night. . They are scary. At night ghosts are scary too! by Steve Paget I Like Halloween I like Halloween. I like cats. I like haunted houses. I like October. I like bats. I like pumpkins. I like scary owls. by Alain Gervais The Halloween Mystery A long time ago there were 2 kids. One was a boy named Ron. The girl was called Kathy. One night a big ooo0000h! came from upstairs. Ron heard. Kathy was taking a nap. There was a light! Ron was yell- ing! Then Kathy woke up. She was crying. Then there was a surprise!! It wasn't a goblin. It was their dog Sparky. : by Dyanna Engler Halloween Is Halloween is very nice. It is very delicious, very pretty and spooky. It can be funny. It can be pleasant. It is wonderful! Halloween Halloween This Halloween I am going to be a witch. I might scare my dad and he might jump up. by Louise Bonnema Halloween Halloween is fun because the kids get to dress up. I am going to be a nun on Halloween night. There is a black cat down the road and it scares me at Halloween. I go trick or treating all over the place. by Amy Stachiw continued on page 12 5N2. 0-30 1-800-661-6461 for your ase catalogue. THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION waiting for, riding on and leaving a school bus. The student will: -Cooperate with those people responsible for his or her school transportaion. -Remain a safe distance from the street while waiting for the school bus. -Board buses in an orderly manner. -Remain seated while the bus is in motion. -Leave the bus in an orderly manner. -Walk a safe distance from the bus immediately upon leaving the vehicle. -Pay for any wilful damage to the school bus. -Understand that busing is a privilege which may be withdrawn by the principal if student behaviour is considered unacceptable. The student will; -Be punctual in arriving at the bus pick up point. -Advise his or her teacher or principal of any difficulties related to safety or scheduling. i H $ SS BS ve Marathon Public School ° Caroline McMorland Schreiber Public School 294.7082 " PARENT It is the responsibility of the Parent to: -Be aware of busing procedures. -Instruct their children in these procedures. -Monitor their children in these matters. Behaviour Parents will; Cooperate with the principal and the bus driver to ensure safe transportation for their children. -Advise their children of the rules and regulations for riding a school bus, " -Ensure that their children behave in a safe and responsible manner at bus stops prior to pick up and after return from school. -Assume financial responsibility for any wilful damage done to the school bus by their Day to Day Operations The Parent Will: -tnsure that their children are at the bus stop prior to the arrival of the bus. -Report to the principal any problems about late arrivals, departures, etc. SAFE TRANSPORTATION IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY Manitouwadge Manitouwadge Public School High School 826-4011 826-3241 Marathon Class 228-1051 229-1800 Terrace Bay Terrace Bay Lake Superior Public School High School Terrace Bay Campus 825-3253 825-3271 Schreiber High'School Schreiber Campus 294.9655 Manitouwadge Marathon High School Lake Superior PRINCIPAL It is the principal's 3 responsibility to: 7 -Establish safe and efficient busing procedures for hislher school. } -Ensure that students receive adequate Monitor busing practices and procedures ; throughout the year. -Assist in establishing safe and efficient routes and schedules for his or her school. ™"] -Ensure that a bus safety program is conducted in his/her school.