Dear Editor:
I write regarding the B.C. teachers' strike. I have lived in North Vancouver all my life. I went through all 12 grades here. We used to have 40 to 45 students in a single class and there was never a word said about overcrowding.
We never had computers, never got two weeks off at Easter, we got one week.
We never heard of professional days, and we had a dress code when you attended school. The type of clothing some of the students wear now, would not have been allowed in my public school. Years ago the teachers were a much more friendly bunch than they are now.
If they are so brilliant, have any of the teachers taken a look at the financial sheet of the provincial government. There is no money.
You teachers have never had it so good.
Lorne E. Dennis, North Vancouver
