Progress report on Baytown special education program
The Baytown school system has expanded its special education program since 1947 from aiding physically handicapped children to including speech, home bound, educable mentally retarded, and brain damaged students. John Woodard directs since 1962, with 27 teachers now in the district and ongoing efforts to recruit qualified staff. The program serves about 400 to 500 students, funded in part by Texas Education Agency reimbursements.
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Fragmented Letters To The Editor From A Troubled Trial
Readers debate courtroom conduct and jurist patience in letters to the editor. They reference Mr Shipe and Mr Heynot, questioning line of questioning, noting perceived bias, and recounting local political and school district events tied to a Houston Austin hearing and a Gen. ty election timeline.
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