Education’s horizons investigated
Geephy is baking a birthday cake
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tonight in the cafeteria of Lincoln
School, 13th and Jefferson. A
donation of one dollar is asked.
“We also plan to hold pancake
breakfasts on Thursday mor
nings at Mama’s Home Fried
Truck Stop,” Zagorin continued.
“This fund-raising idea should
materialize in a few weeks.”
Numerous educational field
trips are on the agenda for
Children’s Community School.
“Already we’ve visited Mar
cola Free School on the coast, and
we started the year with a
campout at Fall Creek,” she said.
Projects planned for the school
year include a juvenile justice
study, a math resource center,
and poetry readings.
In a cooperative program with
nearby Lincoln School, the two
share an annex behind Lincoln.
“Children’s Community School
uses it for woodworking, crafts,
and cooking,” Zagorin said. “We
also share Lincoln’s library and
hope to have access to its gym.
“Most children are enrolled
here because of parental ob
jections to the public school
system,” she remarked. “The
parents object to the system as
they knew it in the' past, or
because of direct experiences in
the present.”
Different from schools of the
past. Children’s Community
School’s emphasis is placed on
counter-sexism and counter
racism.
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“This is accomplished by
laving as much role reversal as
lossible and by avoiding sexist
md racist literature,” Zagorin
said.
The school staff relates to the
■hild as a “whole person” and
jrges expression of emotions.
“Fights and disciplinary
problems are worked out here by
talking, and safe ways to express
hostility or anger are given,” she
added.
The children at the school are
given encouragement each step
of the way “to improve their self
concepts,” Zagorin said.
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