Major Pratt School - Gateway Yearbook (Russell, Manitoba Canada)

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PRINCIPAL'5 MESSAGE There is much criticism of the school and by nthe schooln I mean every school. Many students are leaping gaily onto this critical bandwagon, enjoying the opport- unity to embarrass teachers, principals, superintendents, and school board members. But whatever its faults Cand there are manyl, it does attempt to promote integrity. I believe the school teaches every day and throughout the day that moral order in society is worthy of respect. The school does so by demonstrating certain stand ards as part of its day by day operation. For example the school shows the student the value of effort and work by giving public recognition to merit, every report card, every grade, every honour roll, every scholarship, says to the student nyou must work for what you getn. Every student has exactly the same importance as every other student. He has the same locker, the same use of school facilities, the same opportunities for education, the same freedoms, and the same restricitions. Freedom of speech is exemplified by classroom discussions, freedom of religion is exemplified by the respect for human dignity is exemplified by the equal treatment of all students as described above. All of this is democracy of the highest order. Professor Jacks, an eminent English educator made the following striking state ment about the teaching of values in school: Wwe teach values all day long-- In arithmetic by accuracy and care, In history by humanity, In geogrpahy by breadth of mind, In industrial arts by craftsmanship, In art by seeking beauty, In science by reverence for truth, In the playground by fair play.n During my years at Major Pratt my many and precious young friends lead me to the belief that we were not entirley unsuccessful in fostering democratic values. In saying goodbye, I would like to express the hope that you will extend to all those you meet in the years ahead the same warmth and courtesy which was evidently extended to me in my final months at Russell. You will thus command the same res- pect from others which I always held for you. I wish you all every success. 3 REX WILLIAMS

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