Opinions sought from community over Mt Anthony crowding
Community asks for input on long range and immediate solutions to crowded Mt Anthony schools. School Board and administration urge residents to complete a questionnaire, with student and teacher feedback already noted. Questionnaires available at Junior High Park Street School or other publicized points.
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Mt.Anthony
Park Street
Bennington Program to stage Stalag 17 on December 11
The Bennington Program presents the World War II prisoner of war life play Stalag 17 on December 11 with 24 students and 4 teachers involved as actors and crew. Admission is 1.00 for adults and .50 for students. Curtain at 8:30 PM in the MAUHS Auditorium. A Christmas season concert opens December 16 at Mt Anthony with a 7:30 PM choral performance in the auditorium. On December 17 the Junior High concert features about 200 students across orchestral, vocal and band performances at 7:30 PM in the MAUHS Auditorium.
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Bennington
MAUHS
Mt. Anthony
Music Department
First Monday and Maths School Board Publish Yearly Issue
The piece notes publication during the school year with sponsorship by First Monday and Maths School Board. Kay Toomey is editor, with Raleigh Fleetwood and George Fleetwood among contributing staff. Others include Alan Page Lotti Mor John Laslo William Lally and Barbara Payne.
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First Monday
MATHS
Kay Toomey
John Laslo
William Lally
Barbara Payne
FIRST MONDAY Visits Mt Anthony High School Initiates Program
A group from Union Carbide Bennington toured Mt Anthony Union High School to observe a typical school day. Five employees took two hours off November 18, expressing interest in the curriculum and facilities for their children and future job opportunities. Mrs Littlefield urged more visits and asked about overcrowding and curriculum impact.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Union Carbides Bennington
John lLaslo
Beuleh Littlefield
Mauhs
New flag for Mt Anthony honors MAUHS boosters
Mt Anthony High School unveils a new flag honoring coaches. Teddy Petrelis designed it and Elaine Maguire made it, funded by the Patriots Booster Club which has raised over 800 dollars for athletic scholarships. The boosters regularly staff concessions and plan to be busier during basketball season feeding fans.
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Mauhs
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Teddy Petrelis
Elaine Maguire
Multi Occupations program shapes early vocational paths
The report argues for early secondary school occupational education for Special Needs Students who cannot thrive in traditional academics. It outlines a two year Multi-Occupations plan allowing exploration of up to three vocations, with possible year-two specialization and on the job training, plus pathways back into regular programs after evaluation and testing.
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Area Vocational Center
The New Math in Vermont Schools and Honors Program
A reader questionnaire opens this issue as the piece surveys the rise of The New Math in Vermont schools from 1958 to the present. It describes Mt Anthony and Bennington High School adopting modern mathematics, the honors sequence for seventh and eighth graders, and potential senior year options including Calculus and advanced topics. Alan Page a eS
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Muthwestern Vermont
Bennington High School
Mt. Anthony
Alan Page
Champagne or nutrition at Mt Anthony Union High School
A student editorial questions the label champagne school on a beer pocketbook. It argues the building uses affordable methods, the budget reflects merging several high schools, and the aim is broad education with a nutritious, balanced program rather than excess.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Anthony
Mr. Anthony
Lotti Morrie
Vermont teachers win in 1969 collective bargaining law
A Vermont Labor Relations for Teachers law enacted September 1 1969 requires the state board of education to bargain with teachers on employment terms. Last year Anthony Board formed a negotiating team headed by Stephen Gilman and teacher team led by William F Lally Jr. the contract was approved in May. This November SWVEA notified intent to renegotiate for 1971 72. Chief teacher negotiator is Charles Neuschafer. board reappointed Gilman and added Raymond Murray and Robert McWaters to the board team.
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Vermont
Vermont Boarde of Education
Anthony
Stephen Gilman
William F.lally, Jr
SWVEA
Mauhs
Charles Neuschafer
Sumer
Raymond Murray
Robert McWaters
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