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Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 29 Jul 2015, p. 10

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MR" "w “L" v Elementary students ’ n to team the region will need an to receive their marks t Iadditional 170 hospital beds to , accommodate the aging and grow- The Waterloo Region District School Board P ing population. announced Tuesday that elementary students in l According to Malcolm Maxwell, lunior Kindergarten to Grade 8 will begin to l president and (IEO of Grand River Hos. receive their mark summary documents starting E pital. who presented on behalf of (he luly29. ; region's three hospitals to area council The documents will be mailed to families at the i lors recently. the hospitals need to work address the school has on file. . together to make a plan for the future. lino mark summary is received in the mail. the l That plan needs to include how to public board encourages parents to contact their L _ accommodate more people. child's school when it rte-opens in September. ; With more than 50 beds coming to “I want to sincerely thank those who coordinat- t Cambridge Memorial Hospital as they ed the completion of this initiative and those hired l expand. itstillisn't enough. to perform the data entry.‘ said public school { And where those beds might come board chair Kathleen Woodcock. "lheir profes- irom is difficult. Maxwell said Grand sional. efi'icient work has allowed the WRDSB to E River could accommodate another 52 provide the mark summary ahead of schedule and beds. but the remaining beds can't be within the budget allocated by the Board of l accommodated in St. Mary's General ‘ Trusteee' « { Hospital's existing envelope. The hospi» Representatives at the region's three Walt. viewing Grand River Hospital Parents were notified on June 18 that due to the ’ l tal's potential to expand is limited above.saidwe'l|needtoaddl70bedsovertheneat10yearstomeetdemand. Ongoinglabourdifluptionacrosstheprovinceele- ‘ y because it‘s landlocked. m mm rnentary students would not receive at Term 2 Ele- E [he hospitals are planning for 50 health care options instead of going St. Mary’s Hospital said. mentary WITCH Report Card. Parents received a ‘ poi cent growth in the population over straight to hospitals. But he also with St. Mary's Hospital having 150 placement hm" during the “in “'99“ 0f school, or, thought it could be became other can beds and Cambridge mm] Hospi- which included information about the grade “We are fortunate to live in a grow ties ~ like London. Hamilton and tal with I40. Waterloo Mayor Dave placement f0! their Child for the 2015-16 SChOOl mg and dynamic Toronto â€"â€" have laworsky notedtheregion islookingat M- t o m m u n t t y . ‘ .. . been investing an increased number ofbeds NW‘ The letter of placement will be part of the Maxwell «and. If we look I “3! at more in academic lent to that of a newhospltal Ontario Student Record as per Ministry of Educa- ‘ll we look just [ghat our hospitals are hospitals recently 'Where are those 150 beds going to “0“ mm at what our hltfiplr . “That might be come from?” he asked of the hospital For more infonnation on the current status of tails are doing dalng 10(31qu an advantage . presidents labour negotiationsvkitwwwmrdshmllabom. today. and that we would need another that we are used to That has to be pan of a plan going do it the some way beds do ha yr working with lim- forward, according to Maxwell. summer Skating at and all that hap ’70 to t t- ited resources â€" 'Weneed to collectively havea plan i watt-:3. a, mm. -W... W but it may also be for what mm W mu RIM Park this weekend 0 it 'ause there ~ . » . a challen e look like for the 25 after that." he E are more people IMM'W (LY), (m Rim ”my“, depending on hgw said. m The City of Waterloo will be "mums “'33de l and mom older people. we would need thing roll out. ' he said. 'That might be one big campus “1“" skates. weekend public skates. parent ”d , another l70 beds to do that.” But the number of beds needed. together. it my" be some ambulatory Child skates and shinny programs ""5 “mm“ I But that number assumes people In based on how they're used. could centres strategically located in the untilSepL 5' the region continue to use hospitals in increase. community; however it's done. It That includes “'0 public skate " RIM Park '0 l the some way. “The I70 beds is based on the cur- should be thoughtful. looking at the help but “Ml thisweekend luly 3‘ from ‘ pm [ Currently. people in Waterloo mm utilization rates, so you saw that in services the three hospitals can pro to 5:50 pm and Ml from I pm. '0 2:50 pm. } Region use hospitals about l2 per cent Kitchener-Waterloo we don’t use hospi- vide. And it needs to be well co-ordi- I“ August. the “'3' also offers “"0 weeks 0' l lessthanothcrttntanam. tal beds as often as elsewhere in the nated. WWW” . l t Maxwell hypothcsnrd it tould he province. so a bit concerning ii we do 'We don‘t have much more than lo Vb" m‘"""'°°"”‘ka" '0 “9‘” the full i l because of a slightly younger popula use them more frequently. that number years to get on with it it we look at the schedule. i l tion or that the tommunity uses other would pow.“ Don Shillon. president of growth and demand.‘ ‘ l â€"~â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"~â€"#7â€" l ' l E " -" ~ . \ . W a l g - lg'l‘m‘... no“. “4;. t: “decimation y l l . . ‘ t . l , “I'm" 3‘“ 20 - 70% OFF * l ’ ‘ ' OM . I Now numeral. tan a mm will no. ' I I ‘ : . ’ ‘. . a . ; . I ._, tlr."ti.,vl1lWEU ‘s. ‘.'t‘r‘\lEi~fL(_l<I_l all; in.» s A l M

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