Clarendon High School gains national association status
Clarendon High School is admitted to the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges after a thorough review by state supervisors. Enrollment in Clarendon public schools runs 820 this year with 60 to 70 more students than last year and projected rise toward 1,000 after harvest. The district highlights upgraded Home Facts, Library, Vocational Agriculture, and a strong faculty plus active athletics and arts programs, including a renowned band and multiple sports.
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Southern Association of Schools and Colleges
Clarendon High School
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EK. Chamberlain
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State Department of Education
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Helen Beck
Clarendon Junior College Reports Bright Early Progress
Clarendon Junior College enters its second year with enrollment above eighty and more than sixty thousand dollars in assets to the city. The college offers affordable access, active literary social and athletic programs, and high student participation, while holding memberships in state and regional education associations. An editorial from the Fort Worth Star Telegram is cited praising junior colleges for efficient preparatory work and closer proximity to home as key advantages.
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Clarendon Junior College
Clarendon
College Ife
Texas Association of Collees
State Department of Education
Texas Association of Junior Colleges
Fort Worth
American Association of Junior Colleges
W. C. Fels
Stanford University
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