Pine Cobble School director to resign
Pine Cobble School trustees announce Eleanor Patterson will relinquish the headship at year end and return to full time teaching in September. Since June 1970 she has led after founder Robert J. Jones. A search committee for a new head is formed as the school marks its 35th anniversary with 142 students from nursery to grade nine.
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Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Eleanor Patterson
Patterson
Robert J. Jones
Pine Cobble
Qiat
Pittsfield
Winnetka
James R. Briggs
Fine Cobble School
Berkshires
New York
Yermont
Hoosick Falls Central Expands to Largest Rural School
Hoosick Falls Central School completed a major expansion making it the largest rural all connected school building in the region. The project adds 32 500 square feet at a cost of 1 284 000 bringing total space to 179 600 square feet and enrollment to 1 780. The school now includes seven offices 89 classrooms three art rooms two libraries two band rooms and new labs and a mechanical drawing room. Choir rehearsal at the Pownal Methodist Church is scheduled for Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Housick Falls
N.Y
Woodford Sets Tuition Rate and Reports on Title I Grant
Woodford school directors meet December 2 at the Bennington office. The board sets 1973 74 tuition at 625 dollars, with no Hollow School tuition students. individual requests may be approved by the local board. Title I funds expand the curriculum workshop aiding reading and spelling with hands on projects. Nancy Langlois will teach a weekly workshop. hearing tests begin January. a part time dental hygienist will serve Woodford with sliding scale fees.
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Avis Hurley
Woodford
the Hollow School
Philip Viereck
Enis
Nancy Langlois
Sacred Heart
Boar
Carol Marrington
Pownal
Woodford School Board
HYCC sponsors Christmas tree recycling program in Troy
Hudson Valley Community College environmental committee leads a two day Christmas tree recycling project in Troy. Ted Keefe and Gary Sestita head the effort with 16 students and three outside agencies. Trees fed to a chipper will mulch the site, mulch returned to owners, and safety rules enforced at the Route 4 site off Vandenburgh Avenue.
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Troy
N.Y
Environmental Committee
Hudson Valley Community College
Ted Keefe
Gary Sestita
HYCC
Fred Zipprich
Ken Culver
Keefe
State University College of Environmental Sciences and Forestry
Syracuse University
Sestito
Hudson Valley
John Fleming
Department of Public Works
City of
Davey Tree Expert Company
Latham
Carroll's Restaurants
International
Carroll’s
Maine
Pennsylvania
Carroll's
Whch
Route 4
Vandenburgh Avenue
HYCO
Syracuse
Rensselaer County
Keele
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