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Thur»., Aug 21, I960 (Sec 1) SANDY (O re ) POST—3 SEPTEM B ER Curriculum changes due at Sandy Grade School Sometimes the changes in school cu rriculum aren’t appreciated or even noticed by the people they affect the most — the students. But changes this year in the operation of the Sandy Elem entary D is tric t w ill make a strong contribution to the academic report card of the district Spanish w ill be introduced to students at Cedar Ridge. An expanded guidance and counseling service w ill be available and the Title 1 program has been reorganized to concentrate on reading and mathematics. The Spanish class w ill be introduced as an elective class to the seventh and eighth graders at Cedar Ridge. The option is being presented to the younger students, according to Principal Randi I>euthold, so the school w*ill be able to have Spanish 1 and 2 for next year. In the past, counseling was available only to students in the Upper Grades. This year, however, the program is being expanded to assist the students in a ll grades throughout the disancV A new counselor has been hired to fill the position and ad m in istra to rs are excited about offering the new service. The revised T itle 1 program is an off-shoot of last year’s special education program . This year the teacher, who alternated time between special education and Title 1 last year, w ill be fulltim e behind the reading and math program at Fir- wood and Sandy Elementary Schools. Those are two new positions. There w ill be no Title 1 at Cedar Ridge. There will, however, be an aide in math and an aide in reading. They w ill expand on what the students learn in those classes. Ralph Branson who heads the program said the students w ill get better service w ith professional level attention on an in dividual basis with the new alignment Future changes in the d is tric t’s cu rricu lu m w ill come as a result of new citizen cu rriculum committees that the district w ill form to help it study the writing component of the district’s course of study. The plan was introduced last year with a social studies rev ision and. Superintendent Clark Lund expects that the new committees w ill become “ s ta n d a r d o p e ra tin g procedure” in the future. Arena Scheduling • First D ay of School Arena Scheduling for all Students 9 - 10 Grades Arena Schiduling New Students t! - 12 Grades Students not I k s< V STO K E/ Back to school TIME We have: * 16 15 14 V B Columbia R Frosh play W P at Sunset 4 00 4:00 VB Estacada W P at Parkrose 4:00 4:00 8 00 Rally Dance 10:00 WP Beaverton 4:00 SOC at Cleveland 4:00 4 00 F F B M olalla 5 00 W P Tigard 6:00 SOC Jefferson 4.00 FB at Parkrose CC Lincoln. Glencoe. Hilhi 4:00 St Michael a Ham Dinner JV FB at Estacada 5 00 5 00 VB at M olalla 6 00 C C T V L Invitational at Canby 2 00 SOC at Lakeridge 4 00 4:00 28 VB Jam boree a Clackam as F F B Moes 7 : oo 9 00 a m , 7:00 FB Estacada W P D Douglas 9 00a m W P Jamboree a tM H C C 8 00 27 Key Club Dance Eastern Star Dinner ‘ Improvisational contest 10 00 VB Sweet Home 6 00 SOC M olalla 4:00 l.i-r e •* t U AHMO 9 00am 26 25 G Y M at Centennial VB Tourney at Barlow 19 18 JV F B at Parkrose 13 3B 29 28 FB Jackson 400 24 6 00 SOC Estacada 5 00 VB Oregon City 6:00 ( Frosh play G ardiner I 23 22 21 6:00 SO CW A HM O V B a tS t M ary's CC Barlow 17 Men) 12 11 IB 9 8 7 r Washington Monroe vocal music at Cedar Ridge and Kelso Schools. Carol Ann Erickson w ill teach first grade at the Sandy building. She is a Portland State University graduate. Lifelong Sandy area resident Gloria Swanton w ill become an art teacher at Cedar Ridge. She did her student teaching in Sandy last year M iriam Mann, with two years experience in Gresham, w ill teach fourth grade at Sandy. Four positions are still being staffed. They include two special education in structors, one fifth grade teacher and one math in structor for Cedar Ridge. The opening occurred when 10 teachers resigned, three new positions were created and one teacher took a one-year sabbatical leave. or used sporting goods? Look in today’s classifieds! BACK-TO-SCHOOL WITH LEVIS I Just how fast, fair and friendly are Farmers Agents? On the night of April 10,1979. parts of the Texasrities of Ver non and Wichita Falls were devastated by killer tornadoes. Within hours the local Farmers Insurance Group Agents were in the disaster area in force, locating policyholder victims. A few hours later they were joined by a team of < laims ad justers who immediately o r ganized an emergency storm center. W ith radio announcements advising policyholders how and where to file claims and receive emergency funds The first claim was paid in full in less than 20 hours after the disaster. The final tost to Farmers was in exiess of $16,000,000 on claims for damages or total losses to businesses, private autos, mobile homes, houses and personal property. W ith a com bined team of Agents and < laims adjusters working hand in-hand, farm ers was one of the leaders in the speedy and satisfac lory settlement of claims Isn't that a < omtorting thought* If you’re msixcrl with Farmers W hy not contact me hxfayf D o n a ld G o u ld t Frod M o o r s Nike! * San Francisco1 * James Jeans! * Lawman! x 2nd or 3rd New teachers due at schools has lived in Vancouver, Wash. Southern Oregon College graduate Nancy Douglas will teach fourth grade at Fir- wood School. Anita Elgin, will teach a combined fourth and fifth grade at Firwood. Previously, she had sub stituted in the Sandy and Boring districts. Cynthia McCowan, an Oregon State U niversity graduate, w ill teach general First Day for Freshman scheduled the In the market for new A sprinkling of new faces w ill greet students in the Sandy Elementary District when school resumes. Among them will be some new faces in new jobs the district didn’t even have last year. Connie Hayes w ill be a new Title I teacher in the reading and math program. O rig in a lly from Lebanon, she has one year of teaching experience in the Silverton school system. Another new T itle 1 teacher w ill be Katherine Why She will bring ex perience at North Bend to the new position. The third newly created position will be a counselor fo r grades 1-6 where previously there had only been counseling at Cedar Ridge School. 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