Educators to Study Ungradedness at Woodstock Conference
More than 100 teachers and administrators from Supervisory Regions III and V, spanning from Johnson to Brattleboro, will attend an all day conference on ungradedness at the Woodstock Inn Monday. Sponsored by the Title III Project Planning for Educational Innovation in a Rural State, the meeting will explore philosophy, mechanics, and issues of gradedness in elementary and secondary schools. Newton H. Baker, director of the Title III project, states the concept holds significant implications.
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Woodstock
Johnson
Brattleboro
Woodstock Inn
Ject
Newton H. Baker
Vermont
Waterbury
Moretown
East Montpelier
Liverpool
N.Y
Jackesonville
Wilmington
Whitingham
Stamford
Irvington
Rochester
Newton
Mass
Middlebury
Stockbridge Central School
Bethel
C.P. Smith School
Burlington
Baker
Leon H. Bruso
Newport
Harry N. Montague
Alan H. Ross
Green Street
Arlene Leslit
Robert E. Bunnell
Jacksonville
Windham Southwest Supervisory Union
Ungraded schooling gains interest in Vermont districts
Vermont educators show rising interest in ungraded schooling across K 12. Supervisors plan site visits to observe ungraded programs in New York Massachusetts and Vermont. Conference led by Dr Leon Bruso gathers educators from Brattleboro Newport and beyond to share practices and guidance.
Television In Review on Network Coverage of Public TV
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) television lacks depth in covering major public airwave issues. Critics urge prime time documentaries on the video strike and Senate hearings while networks push entertainment specials on James Bond Billy Graham London Twiggy.
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Hollywood
UPI
Nbc-Tv
James Bond
Cbs-Tv
Billy Graham
London
ABC TV
Twiggy
Network Video
Senate
Bennington seeks bids for dump truck and front end loader
Village of Bennington Vermont invites sealed bids for a 1956 International dump truck with heavy duty 2 speed rear axle 17 000 lb capacity power steering and air tires plus a 100 lb lift Case crawler tractor and related equipment with exchange of units. Bids due May 2 1967 at 7 pm. The village reserves right to reject any or all bids and select the best interest of the village.
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Village of
Bennington
South Street
Vermont
Board of Trustees
Leo Nash
Highway Committee
Exchange
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Gene Heil
Auto Body Frame
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