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( ) L.R. 3 App. Cas. 459 James Cundy and T. Bevington v. Thomas Lindsay and Others House of Lords 1878 March 1-4
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1 ( ) L.R. 3 App. Cas. 459 James Cundy and T. Bevington v. Thomas Lindsay and Others House of Lords 1878 March 1-4 *459 James Cundy and T. Bevington v. Thomas Lindsay and Others House of Lords HL The Lord Chancellor (Lord Cairns), Lord Hatherley, Lord Penzance and Lord Gordon. Contract--Fraud March 1-4 The purchaser of a chattel takes it, as a general rule, subject to what may turn out to be informalities in the title. By a purchase in market overt the title obtained is good against all the world. If not so purchased, though purchased bonâ fide, the title obtained may not be good against the real owner. Where the original owner has parted with the chattel to A. upon a de facto contract, though there may be circumstances which enable that owner to set aside that contract, the bonâ fide purchaser from A. will obtain an indefeasible title. The question, therefore, in many such cases will be, was there a contract between the original owner and the intermediate person. L. was a manufacturer in Ireland; Alfred Blenkarn, who occupied a room in a house looking into Wood Street, Cheapside, wrote to L., proposing a considerable purchase of L.'s goods, and in his letter used this address--"37, Wood Street, Cheapside," and signed the letters (without any initial for a christian name) with a name so written that it appeared to be "Blenkiron & Co." There was a respectable firm of that name, "W. Blenkiron & Co," carrying on business at 123, Wood Street. L. sent letters, and afterwards supplied goods, the letters, the goods, and the invoices accompanying the goods, being all addressed to "Messrs. Blenkiron & Co., 37, Wood Street." The goods were received by Blenkarn at that place, and disposed of to the Defendants, who were entirely ignorant of the fraud:-- Held, that no contract was made with Blenkarn, that even a temporary property in the goods never passed to him, so that he never had a possessory title which he could transfer to the Defendants, who were consequently liable to the Plaintiffs for the value of the goods. APPEAL from a decision of the Court of Appeal, which had reversed a previous decision of the Queen's Bench. In 1873, one Alfred Blenkarn hired a room at a corner house in Wood Street, Cheapside--it had two side windows opening into Wood Street, but though the entrance was from Little Love Lane it was by him constantly described as 37, Wood Street, Cheapside. His agreement for this room was signed "Alfred Blenkarn. " The *460 now Respondents, Messrs. Lindsay & Co., were linen manufacturers, carrying on business at Belfast. In the latter part of 1873, Blenkarn wrote to the Plaintiffs on the subject of a purchase from them of goods of their manufacture--chiefly cambric handkerchiefs. His letters were written as from "37, Wood Street, Cheapside," where he pretended to have a warehouse, but in fact occupied only a room on the top floor, and that room, though looking into Wood Street on one side, could only be reached from the entrance in 5, Little Love Lane. The name signed to these letters was always signed without any initial as representing a Christian name, and was, besides, so written as to appear "Blenkiron & Co." There was a highly respectable firm of W. Blenkiron & Son, carrying on business in Wood Street--but at number 123, Wood Street, and not at 37. Messrs. Lindsay, who knew the respectability of Blenkiron & Son, though not the number of the house where they carried on business, answered the letters, and sent the goods addressed to "Messrs. Blenkiron & Co., 37, Wood
2 Street, Cheapside," where they were taken in at once. The invoices sent with the goods were always addressed in the same way. Blenkarn sold the goods, thus fraudulently obtained from Messrs. Lindsay, to different persons, and among the rest he sold 250 dozen of cambric handkerchiefs to the Messrs. Cundy, who were bonâ fide purchasers, and who resold them in the ordinary way of their trade. Payment not being made, an action was commenced in the Mayor's Court of London by Messrs. Lindsay, the junior partner of which firm, Mr. Thompson, made the ordinary affidavit of debt, as against Alfred Blenkarn, and therein named Alfred Blenkarn as the debtor. Blenkarn's fraud was soon discovered, and he was prosecuted at the Central Criminal Court, and convicted and sentenced. Messrs. Lindsay then brought an action against Messrs. Cundy as for unlawful conversion of the handkerchiefs. The cause was tried before Mr. Justice Blackburn, who left it to the jury to consider whether Alfred Blenkarn, with a fraudulent intent to induce the Plaintiffs to give him the credit belonging to the good character of Blenkiron & Co., wrote the letters, and by fraud induced the Plaintiffs to send the goods to 37, Wood Street--were they the same goods as those bought by the Defendants--and did the Plaintiffs by the affidavit of debt intend, as a matter of fact, to adopt Alfred Blenkarn as *461 their debtor. The first and second questions were answered in the affirmative, and the third in the negative. A verdict was taken for the Defendants, with leave reserved to move to enter the verdict for the Plaintiffs. On motion accordingly, the Court, after argument, ordered the rule for entering judgment for the Plaintiffs to be discharged, and directed judgment to be entered for the Defendants [FN1]. On appeal, this decision was reversed and judgment ordered to be entered for the Plaintiff, Messrs. Lindsay [FN2]. This appeal was then brought. FN1 1 Q. B. D FN2 2 Q. B. D. 96. The Solicitor General (Sir H. S. Giffard) and Mr. Benjamin, Q.C. (Mr. B. Francis Williams was with them), for the Appellants:-- The question here is, whether the property in the goods passed from the Respondents to Blenkarn. It is submitted that it did [FN3]. FN3 There had been, in the Courts below, a question as to the effect of the statute 24 & 25 Vict. c. 96, with regard to the restitution of the property to the original owner after the conviction of the person who had fraudulently obtained it. That question was also made the subject of argument in this House, but the judgment did not refer to it. A title to goods may be acquired even where they are obtained upon false pretences. Though it will not be an indefeasible title, and may be voidable, it will, as to third persons at least, be good till it has been avoided. It must in some sense pass the property, for if it did not, it may be doubtful whether a conviction for obtaining the goods could be sustained. Here it is clear that there was in the first instance an intention on the part of the original owner that the property should pass. [LORD PENZANCE:--But was it not the intention that it should pass to Blenkiron, but not to Blenkarn?] As to some person in Wood Street the intention plainly did exist that it should pass. [LORD PENZANCE:--Is there no distinction between the case of a man who, being deceived, enters into a contract, and that of a man who, being also deceived, does not enter into a contract?] The latter was the case of Hardman v. Booth [FN4], so much relied on in the Court below. But that case is distinguishable from the present, for there the facts shewed distinctly that the intention was to contract with Thomas Gandell & Co., and with them alone; and the firm of Edward *462 Gandell & Todd was a different firm and carried on business at a different place, and was wholly unknown to the Plaintiffs, and Edward Gandell having by fraud got hold of the goods sent to the warehouse of Thomas Gandell, carried them off to his own place, and so disposed of them. Here the Plaintiffs themselves sent the goods to the person who had corresponded with them, and who did carry on business at 37, Wood Street. The goods reached that destination, and were delivered there according to the address which the Plaintiffs had put upon them. The facts of the two cases
3 were unlike, and without in the least doubting the decision in that case, it may well be contended not to be applicable here. Here the original owner allowed the goods to remain in the hands of the person to whom he had sent them, and while there they were sold to the Defendants, who were bonâ fide purchasers for value. After that the vendor could no longer follow them as his own; his intention had been to transfer them, and the transfer was complete. In no way whatever could the case be compared to one in which money or a bill of exchange was delivered to a person for a particular purpose, and he used it for another, and so could give no title whatever to a third person to whom he passed it. Neither was this a delivery to B., who stated himself to be the agent of some one else when he was not so; it was a delivery to B. himself. Credit was therefore given to him; it was given to Blenkarn & Co., of 37, Wood Street. Then again, in the first instance Mr. Thompson, one of the partners in Messrs. Lindsay's house, made an affidavit of debt against Alfred Blenkarn, which shewed that the house recognised Blenkarn as the debtor, and the transaction as one of a sale. That, though not conclusive on the subject, was at least strong evidence of previous intention. It may be admitted that where the authority to part with the property is limited, and the property is parted with in disregard of that limited authority, the title to it would not pass: Reg. v. Middleton [FN5]; but that cannot affect this case, for here the goods were transmitted by the owners themselves to a person and a place described by themselves. The title to the goods was for the time perfect in law, and, being so, the transfer to the Defendants made during that time, being made bonâ fide, could not be impeached: Pease v. Gloahec [FN6] *463. Till the title of Blenkarn was disaffirmed it was good, and the property disposed of in the meantime could not afterwards be followed in the hands of a third person who had honestly purchased it. FN4 1 H. & C FN5 Law Rep. 2 C. C. R. 38. FN6 Law Rep. 1 P. C Mr. Wills, Q.C., and Mr. Fullarton, for the Respondents:-- Where the circumstances are such that no contract has ever arisen, mere delay in declaring a disaffirmance cannot affect the case: Kingsford, v. Merry [FN7]; Boulton v. Jones [FN8]; Hardman v. Booth [FN9]. Here there was no contract. The Plaintiffs did not know of the existence of two firms of names similar to each other carrying on business in Wood Street; they knew only of Blenkiron & Co., and thought they were dealing with Blenkiron & Co., and sent their goods to that firm. But Blenkiron & Co. knew nothing whatever of the matter. There was, therefore, no contract with them. Nor was there any with Blenkarn, for by a fraud in using the name of other persons he obtained possession of goods intended for those other persons, and not for him. There was, therefore, no contract with him. If so, no moment existed during which a title to the goods could be given to the Defendants. Their conversion of the goods was consequently unlawful. FN7 1 H. & N FN8 2 H. & N. 564, see Re Reed, 3 Ch. D FN9 1 H. & C The Solicitor General replied. THE LORD CHANCELLOR (Lord Cairns):-- My Lords, you have in this case to discharge a duty which is always a disagreeable one for any Court, namely, to determine as between two parties, both of whom are perfectly innocent, upon which of the two the consequences of a fraud practised upon both of them must fall. My Lords, in discharging that duty your Lordships can do no more than apply, rigorously, the settled and well known rules of law. Now, with
4 regard to the title to personal property, the settled and well known rules of law may, I take it, be thus expressed: by the law of our country the purchaser of a chattel takes the chattel as a general rule subject to what *464 may turn out to be certain infirmities in the title. If he purchases the chattel in market overt, he obtains a title which is good against all the world; but if he does not purchase the chattel in market overt, and if it turns out that the chattel has been found by the person who professed to sell it, the purchaser will not obtain a title good as against the real owner. If it turns out that the chattel has been stolen by the person who has professed to sell it, the purchaser will not obtain a title. If it turns out that the chattel has come into the hands of the person who professed to sell it, by a de facto contract, that is to say, a contract which has purported to pass the property to him from the owner of the property, there the purchaser will obtain a good title, even although afterwards it should appear that there were circumstances connected with that contract, which would enable the original owner of the goods to reduce it, and to set it aside, because these circumstances so enabling the original owner of the goods, or of the chattel, to reduce the contract and to set it aside, will not be allowed to interfere with a title for valuable consideration obtained by some third party during the interval while the contract remained unreduced. My Lords, the question, therefore, in the present case, as your Lordships will observe, really becomes the very short and simple one which I am about to state. Was there any contract which, with regard to the goods in question in this case, had passed the property in the goods from the Messrs. Lindsay to Alfred Blenkarn? If there was any contract passing that property, even although, as I have said, that contract might afterwards be open to a process of reduction, upon the ground of fraud, still, in the meantime, Blenkarn might have conveyed a good title for valuable consideration to the present Appellants. Now, my Lords, there are two observations bearing upon the solution of that question which I desire to make. In the first place, if the property in the goods in question passed, it could only pass by way of contract; there is nothing else which could have passed the property. The second observation is this, your Lordships are not here embarrassed by any conflict of evidence, or any evidence whatever as to conversations or as to acts done, the whole history of the whole transaction lies upon paper. The principal *465 parties concerned, the Respondents and Blenkarn, never came in contact personally-- everything that was done was done by writing. What has to be judged of, and what the jury in the present case had to judge of, was merely the conclusion to be derived from that writing, as applied to the admitted facts of the case. Now, my Lords, discharging that duty and answering that inquiry, what the jurors have found is in substance this: it is not necessary to spell out the words, because the substance of it is beyond all doubt. They have found that by the form of the signatures to the letters which were written by Blenkarn, by the mode in which his letters and his applications to the Respondents were made out, and by the way in which he left uncorrected the mode and form in which, in turn, he was addressed by the Respondents; that by all those means he led, and intended to lead, the Respondents to believe, and they did believe, that the person with whom they were communicating was not Blenkarn, the dishonest and irresponsible man, but was a well known and solvent house of Blenkiron & Co., doing business in the same street. My Lords, those things are found as matters of fact, and they are placed beyond the range of dispute and controversy in the case. If that is so, what is the consequence? It is that Blenkarn--the dishonest man, as I call him--was acting here just in the same way as if he had forged the signature of Blenkiron & Co., the respectable firm, to the applications for goods, and as if, when, in return, the goods were forwarded and letters were sent, accompanying them, he had intercepted the goods and intercepted the letters, and had taken possession of the goods, and of the letters which were addressed to, and intended for, not himself but, the firm of Blenkiron & Co. Now, my Lords, stating the matter shortly in that way, I ask the question, how is it possible to imagine that in that state of things any contract could have arisen between the Respondents and Blenkarn, the dishonest man? Of him they knew nothing, and of him they never thought. With him they never intended to deal. Their minds never, even for an instant of time rested upon him, and
5 as between him and them there was no consensus of mind which could lead to any agreement or any contract whatever. As between him and them there was *466 merely the one side to a contract, where, in order to produce a contract, two sides would be required. With the firm of Blenkiron & Co. of course there was no contract, for as to them the matter was entirely unknown, and therefore the pretence of a contract was a failure. The result, therefore, my Lords, is this, that your Lordships have not here to deal with one of those cases in which there is de facto a contract made which may afterwards be impeached and set aside, on the ground of fraud; but you have to deal with a case which ranges itself under a completely different chapter of law, the case namely in which the contract never comes into existence. My Lords, that being so, it is idle to talk of the property passing. The property remained, as it originally had been, the property of the Respondents, and the title which was attempted to be given to the Appellants was a title which could not be given to them. My Lords, I therefore move your Lordships that this appeal be dismissed with costs, and the judgment of the Court of Appeal affirmed. LORD HATHERLEY:-- My Lords, I have come to the same conclusion as that which has just been expressed by my noble and learned friend on the woolsack. The real question we have to consider here, is this: whether or not any contract was actually entered into between the Respondents and a person named Alfred Blenkarn, who imposed upon them in the manner described in the verdict of the jury; the case that was tried being one as between the alleged vendors and a person who had purchased from Alfred Blenkarn. Now the case is simply this, as put by the learned Judge in the Court below; it was most carefully stated, as one might expect it would be by that learned Judge: "Is it made out to your satisfaction that Alfred Blenkarn, with a fraudulent intent to induce customers generally, and Mr. Thomson in particular, to give him the credit of the good character which belonged to William Blenkiron & Sons, wrote those letters in the way you have heard, and had those invoices headed as you have heard," and farther than that, "did he actually by that fraud induce Mr. Thomson to send the goods" "to 37, Wood Street?" *467 Both these questions were answered in the affirmative by the jury. What, then, was the result? It was, that there were letters written by a man endeavoring by contrivance and fraud, as appears upon the face of the letters themselves, to obtain the credit of the well-known firm of Blenkiron & Co., Wood Street. That was done by a falsification of the signature of the Blenkirons, writing his own name in such a manner as that it appeared to represent the signature of that firm. And farther, his letters and invoices were headed "Wood Street," which was not an accurate way of heading them; for he occupied only a room on a third floor, looking into Little Love Lane on one side, and looking into Wood Street on the other. He headed them in that way, in order that by these two devices he might represent himself to the Respondents as Blenkiron of Wood Street. He did that purposely; and it is found that he induced the Respondents by that device to send the goods to Blenkiron of Wood Street. I apprehend, therefore, that if there could be said to have been any sale at all, it failed for want of a purchaser. The sale, if made out upon such a transaction as this, would have been a sale to the Blenkirons of Wood Street, if they had chosen to adopt it, and to no other person whatever--not to this Alfred Blenkarn, with whom the Respondents had not, and with whom they did not wish to have, any dealings whatever. My Lords, it appears to me that that brings the case completely within the authority of Hardman v. Booth [FN10], where it was held that there was no real contract between the parties by whom the goods were delivered and the concoctor of the fraud who obtained possession of them, because they were not to him sold. Exactly in the same way here, there was no real contract whatever with Alfred Blenkarn; no goods had been delivered to anybody except for the purpose of transferring the property to Blenkiron (not Blenkarn); therefore the case really in substance is the identical case of Hardman v. Booth [FN11] over again. FN10 1 H. & C. 803.
6 FN11 1 H. & C My noble and learned friend who sits opposite to me (Lord Penzance) has called my attention to a case which seems to have been decided on exactly the same principle as Hardman v. Booth [FN12], and it is worth while referring to it as an additional authority upon *468 that principle of law. It is the case of Higgons v. Burton [FN13]. There, one Dix, who had been the agent of a responsible firm that had had dealings with the Plaintiff in the action, was dismissed by his employers; he concealed that dismissal from a customer of the firm, the Plaintiff in the action, and, having concealed that dismissal, continued to obtain goods from him still as acting for the firm. The goods were delivered to him, but it was held that that delivery was not a delivery to any person whatever who had purchased the goods. The goods, if they had been purchased at all, would have been purchased by the firm for which this man had acted as agent; but he had been dismissed from the agency--there was no contract, therefore, with the firm; there was no contract ever intended between the vendors of the goods and the person who had professed to purchase the goods as the agent of that firm; and the consequence was that there was no contract at all. There, as here, the circumstance occurred that an innocent person purchasing the goods from the person with whom there was no contract was obliged to submit to his loss. The point of the case is put so very shortly by Chief Baron Pollock, that I cannot do better than adopt his reasoning: "There was no sale at all, but a mere obtaining of goods by false pretences; the property, therefore, did not pass out of the Plaintiffs." The other Judges, who were Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Watson, concurred in that judgment. FN12 1 H. & C FN13 26 L. J. (Ex.) 342. Here, I say, exactly as in those cases of Hardman v. Booth [FN14], and Higgons v. Burton [FN15], there was no sale at all; there was a representation, a false representation, made by Blenkarn, by which he got goods sent to him, upon applications from him to become a purchaser, but upon invoices made out to the firm of Blenkiron & Co. But no contract was made with Blenkarn, nor any contract was made with Blenkiron & Co., because they knew nothing at all about it, and therefore there could be no delivery of the goods with the intent to pass the property. FN14 1 H. & C FN15 26 L. J. (Ex.) 342. We have been pressed very much with an ingenious mode of putting the case on the part of the counsel who have argued with eminent ability for the Appellants in this case, namely, suppose this fraudulent person had gone himself to the firm from whom *469 he wished to obtain the goods, and had represented that he was a member of one of the largest firms in London. Suppose on his making that representation the goods had been delivered to him. Now I am very far, at all events on the present occasion, from seeing my way to this, that the goods being sold to him as representing that firm he could be treated in any other way than as an agent of that firm, or suppose he had said: "I am as rich as that firm. I have transactions as large as those of that firm. I have a large balance at my bankers;" then the sale would have been a sale to a fraudulent purchaser on fraudulent representations, and a sale which would have been capable of being set aside, but still a sale would have been made to the person who made those false representations; and the parting with the goods in that case might possibly--i say no more--have passed the property. But this case is an entirely different one. The whole case, as represented here is this; from beginning to end the Respondents believed they were dealing with Blenkiron & Co., they made out their invoices to Blenkiron & Co., they supposed they sold to Blenkiron & Co., they never sold in any way to Alfred Blenkarn; and therefore Alfred Blenkarn cannot, by so obtaining the goods, have by possibility made a good title to a purchaser, as against the owners of the goods, who had never in any shape or way parted with the property nor with anything more than the possession of it.
7 LORD PENZANCE:-- My Lords, the findings of the jury in this case, coupled with the evidence, warrant your Lordships in concluding that the following are the circumstances under which the Respondents parted with their goods. Whether by so doing they passed the property in them to Alfred Blenkarn is I conceive the real question to be determined. The Respondents had never seen or even heard of Alfred Blenkarn, when they received a letter followed by several others signed in a manner which was not absolutely clear, but which the writer intended them to take, and which they did take, to be the signature of a well-known house of Blenkiron & Co., which in fact *470 carried on business at No. 123, Wood Street. The purport of these letters was to order the goods now in question. The house of Blenkiron & Co. was known to the Respondents, and it was also known that they lived in Wood Street, though the Respondents did not know the number. The Respondents answered these letters, addressing their answers to Blenkiron & Co. in Wood Street, but in place of No. 123, they directed them to No. 37, which was the number given in the letters as the address of that firm. In the result they sent off the goods now in dispute, and addressed them, as they had addressed their letters, to Blenkiron & Co., No. 37, Wood Street, London. It is not doubted or disputed that throughout this correspondence and up to, and after, the time that the Respondents had dispatched their goods to London, they intended to deal and believed they were dealing with Blenkiron & Co., and with nobody else; nor is it capable of dispute that, when they parted with the possession of their goods, they did so with the intention that the goods should pass into the hands of Blenkiron & Co., to whom they addressed these goods. The goods, however, were not delivered to Blenkiron & Co., to whom they were addressed, but found their way to the hands of Alfred Blenkarn, owing to the number in Wood Street being given as No. 37, in place of No a mistake which had been purposely brought about by the writer of the letters as I have before mentioned, who was no other than Alfred Blenkarn, and who had an office or room at No. 37, Wood Street. In this state of things, it is not denied that the contract, or dealing, which the Respondents thought they were entering into with Blenkiron & Co., and in fulfilment of which they parted with their goods, and forwarded them to what they thought was the address of that firm, was no contract at all with them, seeing that Blenkiron & Co. knew nothing of the transaction. But, say the Appellants, it was a contract with, and a good delivery to, Alfred Blenkarn so as to pass the property in the goods to that individual, although the goods were not addressed to him and the Respondents did not know of his existence. I am not aware, my Lords, that there is any decided case in which a sale and delivery intended to be made to one man, has *471 been held to be a sale and delivery so as to pass the property to another, against the intent and will of the vendor. And if this cannot be, it is difficult to see how the contention of the Appellants can be maintained. It was indeed argued that as the letters and goods were addressed to No. 37 instead of No. 123, this constituted a dealing with the person whose office was at No. 37. But to justify this argument it ought at least to be shewn that the Respondents knew that there was such a person, and that he had offices there-- whereas the contrary is the fact, and the Respondents only adopted the number because it was given as the address in letters purporting to be signed "Blenkiron & Co." My Lords, I am unable to distinguish this case in principle from that of Hardman v. Booth [FN16], to which reference has been made. In that case Edward Gandell, who obtained possession of the Plaintiff's goods, pretended to have authority to order goods for Thomas Gandell & Co., which he had not, and then intercepted the goods and made away with them; the Court held that there was no contract with Thomas Gandell & Co. as they had given no authority, and none with Edward Gandell, who had ordered the goods, as the Plaintiffs never intended to deal with him. FN16 1 H. & C In the present case Alfred Blenkarn pretended that he was, and acted as if he was,
8 Blenkiron & Co. with whom alone the vendors meant to deal. No contract was ever intended with him, and the contract which was intended failed for want of another party to it. In principle the two cases seem to me to be quite alike. Another case of a similar kind is that of Higgons v. Burton [FN17], to which similar reasoning was applied. FN17 26 L. J. (Ex.) 342. Hypothetical cases were put to your Lordships in argument in which a vendor was supposed to deal personally with a swindler, believing him to be some one else of credit and stability, and under this belief to have actually delivered goods into his hands. My Lords, I do not think it necessary to express an opinion upon the possible effect of some cases which I can imagine to happen of this character, because none of such cases can I think be parallel with that which your Lordships have now to decide. For in the *472 present case the Respondents were never brought personally into contact with Alfred Blenkarn; all their letters, although received and answered by him, were addressed to Blenkiron & Co., and intended for that firm only; and finally the goods in dispute were not delivered to him at all, but were sent to Blenkiron & Co., though at a wrong address. This appeal ought therefore, in my opinion, to be dismissed. LORD GORDON concurred. Representation Solicitors for the Appellants: Charles O. Humphreys & Son. Solicitors for the Respondents: Ashurst, Morris, Crisp, & Co. Judgment appealed from affirmed; and appeal dismissed with costs. Lords' Journals, 4th March, (c) Incorporated Council of Law Reporting For England & Wales ( ) L.R. 3 App. Cas. 459 END OF DOCUMENT
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Using computerized charts, graphics and an upbeat attitude, Maplewood Elementary School Principal Kevin O'Connor presented survey results of a controversial education plan to school board members and parents Monday night.
The cafeteria at Maplewood Elementary School was packed for the occasion, which parents had waited for since last fall. Continued protests from parents had prompted the Cary Community Consolidated District 26 School Board to ask O'Connor for a detailed explanation of his so-called learning communities program.
Inherent to the concept are shuffled classroom arrangements that situate younger and older pupils closer together, as well as new recreation schedules that mix Maplewood's 1st through 6th graders during lunch and recess.
In the survey, parents expressed mixed feelings about the changes instituted by O'Connor. While many said they support the principal's plan, they also raised concerns about the lack of data on the benefits of classroom arrangements, also known as learning communities.
Parents of younger pupils have expressed concern over how their children are faring in the company of older peers, while parents with older pupils have questioned whether their 5th and 6th graders would develop better pre-teen social skills among classmates their own age.
"I continue to have strong reservations," was the comment from one parent in the survey, which had a participation rate of about 50 percent. "The playground and bathroom discussion topics and level of maturity cause me concern."
At the meeting Monday, O'Connor tried to allay the concerns of parents by having several faculty members talk about the interactions between pupils of different ages that were witnessed during the program's first term.
"So far this year, we've had no major conflicts," Stella Kustra, a lunchroom and playground supervisor, said at the meeting. "If there are any problems on the playground, we have our monthly meetings and we discuss them."
Other key concerns addressed Monday night included parents' unease about whether certain teaching methods were being phased out at Maplewood.
For most parents, there are three options: multi-age, which combines two grade levels in one classroom; looping, in which classmates and their teacher stay together two consecutive years; and the more mainstream single-grade approach.
The survey asked parents to rank all three in order of preference. For 102 respondents, the first choice was single grade; for 49, looping was the first choice; and 25 said multi-age was their top choice.
But shifted boundaries in District 26 have led to an enrollment decrease and, therefore, fewer teachers. After taking into account teacher preferences and parental requests, O'Connor said it will be 4 to 6 weeks before he knows if every grade level will have the option of all three education formats in the 1999-2000 school year.
Parents filled out the survey anonymously, which allowed for praise that was forthright and criticism just as vehement.
"Change is good," read one response. "None of the changes made at Maplewood this year were either earth-shattering or life-threatening. Hopefully more parents can see that now."
A less enthusiastic endorsement read: "We are very upset by the chaos that has been created at our school. All we want is to leave single class education and keep our remaining staff. This whole thing is a bad dream; we want support and school spirit back."
Still, most parents were united in favor of better communication.
"I want to keep the options open for teachers and the parents," O'Connor said, adding that he will continue his regular meetings with residents who serve on the school advisory committee.
Maggie Wilhelmi, a member of the parents advisory committee at the school, said the committee thought the surveys were useful in bridging the communication gap between parents and the principal.
"The survey is complete, but the work is still in progress," Wilhelmi said Monday. "If the goal of any survey is to get input, I think the survey was very successful."


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