Alpine schools showcase English proposals and rival tests
Alpine educators discuss English Language Arts Curriculum proposals and testing concerns at a district workshop in El Paso. Highlights include the TEA backed reading and writing goals, attendance figures around 2,000, and honors for Harry Miles and Charles Patterson in National Merit exams. The article also notes the upcoming 1969 International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago and a weekly cultural note on education and a classroom visit to the Alpine museum.
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Alpine Poet Wins Awards in Texas Poetry Competitions
Alpine poet Lilith Lorraine of Alpine was among first place winners at the Poetry Society of Texas annual awards dinner in Dallas. She won the Green Thumb Prize for Garden Er and the Religious Poem Award for Indivisible, with Wholeness placing second in Jaby Koon and Challengers third in Montgomery Tribute.
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