First Monday Newsletter In Mt Anthony School District
Editor Kay Toomey leads FIRST MONDAY newsletter with staff contributions from Andre Dorais Robert Guare Ted Johnson Ken Rich Thoreau Raymond Bob McWaters Elaine Gardiner Lotti Morris and Jim Rigg The Mt Anthony Union School Board sponsors the newsletter led by Marie R Bergquist and the citizen committee
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Kay Toomey
Andre Dorais
Robert Guare
Ted Johnson
Ken Rich
Thoreau Raymond
Bob McWaters
Elaine Gardiner
Lotti Morris
Jim Rigg
Mt. Anthony Union School
FIRST MONDAY group starts school community newsletter
The FIRST MONDAY group formed last spring to partner school and community with students at center. In its first year it hosted small group and Open House programs and now offers the MATHS Newsletter covering education trends, administration, health, and state legislation. Board members Nary Dailey Stephen Gilman and William Smith met with students for six House Assemblies.
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First Monday
Mauhs
Nary Dailey
Stephen Gilman
William Smith
Iuiis
Parochial education a passing scene in debate
Educational historians note the rise of private parochial schools alongside public education, weighing merits and drawbacks. Proponents emphasize individual attention and cultural heritage, while critics highlight rigidity and slower innovation. The debate mirrors broader questions about education systems and change.
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Robert S. Guare
America
Students Visit Amateur Radio HQ During Free Day
Electronics students accompanied by teacher Mr Ted Johnson toured the Amateur Radio Relay League Headquarters in Newington Conn. They visited the radio museum and Radio Station W1 then used a two way mobile setup speaking with a friend in Greenfield. A mountain top repeater at North Adams overheard the exchange, linking to their Mt Anthony guide.
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Ted Johnson
V&a
Amateur Radio Relay League
Newington
Conn
Amateur Radio Museum
Johnson
Greenfield
North Adams
Mt. Anthony
Tit. Anthony
Film and Film Making gains at MAUHs this year
A new English elective at MAUHs is Film and Film Making taught by Mrs. Elaine Gardiner. Twelve juniors and seniors take the course, which covers film study and film making from early cinema to the 1960s and includes student projects such as editing a sixteen millimeter sound film and a spring film festival.
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Mauhs
Elaine Gardiner
CPCD Center Serves as District Media Clearing House
The Cooperative Project for Curriculum Development evolves from a Ford Foundation Grant and is funded by a district wide financial assessment. It acts as a library of media materials with a delivery service for requests and interschool borrowing. Annual budgeting funds new purchases recommended by a teacher committee and approved by the Center’s executive board.
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Ford Foundation
CPCD
Bennington School District Transportation Contract Details
Joint plan with Gareth Bus Lines for Bennington High and elementary transport under a three year contract. 180000 miles annually at 142000 dollars, Mt Anthony share 60 percent or 85200. Gareth covers buses drivers insurance maintenance and reliable service. Local contacts are Shippey Hayes and McWaters. Procedures require contacting Shippey first, then Hayes, then McWaters for unresolved issues.
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Bennington
Gareth Bus Lines
Mt. Anthony
Harry Shippey
Gareth
Robert Hayes
Robert McWaters
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Complete Home & Building Supply
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Black & Decker
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INC
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