Mount Anthony Union High School District Opens Fifth Year
Enrollment stands at 2052 this year, two fewer than last year, with six relocatable classrooms added. Junior High gains new seventh and eighth grade science rooms and major renovations advance. New fluorescent lighting installed. further redecorating underway. Budget presented as realistic to sustain broad, innovative programs including Remedial Reading expansion, counselling, and Multi- Occupations and Bennington programs. Emphasis on education as democratic growth amid national discord, with strong community involvement through FIRST MONDAY visits and praise for board and staff.
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Mt Anthony report notes 2052 secondary students and new programs
The Mt Anthony school year enrolled 2052 students in grades seven through twelve with 723 in grades seven and eight at the Main Street Building and 1279 in grades nine through twelve at Park Street Building. Six relocatable classrooms eased space pressures and improved junior high science facilities. New programs Bennington and Multi-Occupations expanded options, joined by a second year of the DUO program with seventeen students and as many sponsors.
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Mt Anthony Junior High builds space with relocatable classrooms
Associate Principal thanks Mt Anthony Union High School District for strong cooperation during the year. Six relocatable classrooms added much needed space and three now support seventh grade science labs. Renovations include lockers painting lighting. Extracurriculars grow with woodshop dramatics student council yearbook and intramural programs. An open invitation remains for district residents to visit.
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