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Gold Trail still filling teaching vacancies

Tammy Mountain named District Principal for Aboriginal Education
- Students at Lillooet Secondary School returned to classes yesterday, but construction work is still ongoing in the parking lot. The work began prior to the end of the last school year and is reportedly expected to continue into October. -

Students at Lillooet Secondary School returned to classes yesterday, but construction work is still ongoing in the parking lot. The work began prior to the end of the last school year and is reportedly expected to continue into October.

September 5, 2012

WENDY FRASER

With less than a week to go before students returned to classes, Gold Trail School District 74 was still trying to fill teaching vacancies.

The District has announced some changes in teaching and school assignments.

LSS Vice-Principal Tammy Mountain is leaving the school for one year, but remains in the District. She is the new District Principal for Aboriginal Education.

New teachers include Lauren Helton at Sk’il Mountain Community School, and Tarla-Rae Sayenchuk and Dave Remple at Lytton Elementary School.

Paul Hangle moves to Lillooet Secondary School from George M. Murray Elementary School on a temporary assignment andn Pam Ratch moves to Cayoosh Elementary School from George M. Murray on a temporary assignment.

Brenna O'Connor, who was teaching at Lytton Elementary, has been named as the new Principal of Cache Creek Elementary School.

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