Alpine schools emphasize TEPS standards and enrichment programs
The Alpine district promotes Teacher Education and Professional Standards TEPS as a push for higher prep and admission standards. It highlights New York Times film strips for world affairs, a Sept 26 arrival titled Congress and Its Members, and invites civic groups to borrow with a projector. Parents are urged to encourage high school enrichment such as writing and spelling contests.
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Alpine Public
New York Times
Congress
Alls High School
Card of Thanks and Honor System TV in Alpine
A reader notice reflects gratitude for support during bereavement and defends school standards while describing the Honor System TV Association in Alpine. The non profit group funds a Twin Sisters Mountain relay transmitter that rebroadcasts Odessa channel 7 as channel 77 to Alpine. Operating costs total about 10 000 dollars for initial setup and ongoing expenses, covered by subscribers paying 2.50 dollars monthly with six month prepay options. Members receive an honor sticker and can join via the TV Center at 308 Avenue E or call TE 7 2300.
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The
Honor System TV Association
Alpine
Twin Sisters Mountain
Odessa
308
Ave. E
Long Distance Call Tips From The Telephone
An article urges callers to provide complete numbers with prefixes to speed long distance routing and FCC records. It suggests adding an extension phone for spouses and promotes Sunday family calls to include relatives far away.
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