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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1963

Page

4

Moving classrooms widen as enrollment rises in Cedar Rapids schools

In Cedar Rapids, teachers shift across multiple rooms daily due to crowded junior and senior highs, with Don Stout noting all secondary classrooms stay in use through the day. The shift aims to maximize space and create teaching units while some educators travel with suitcases between rooms, a trend also seen in elementary schools. The school board plans a mid-month meeting at Jefferson High School to discuss the social studies program for grades K through 12.

Don Stout Washington Stout Jefferson High School Board of Education

Cedar Rapids meeting previews two year staff study

The Cedar Rapids area community board and Jefferson High staff plan a session on a two year study led by Mildred Middleton and Robert Ask. The 7:30 p.m. Jefferson meeting follows a 7:30 board session at the Board of Education building with two minor items: sale of three houses and asphalt specifications. An atom pact in New Delhi links India and Poland for peaceful energy cooperation.

Cedar Rapids Sun Mildred Middleton Robert Ask Jefferson Hoard of Education Board Atom Pact New Delhi India Poland

Hatcher runs Southwest’s first lie detector school at A&M

COLLEGE STATION Texas (UPI) Leo E Hatcher heads the first Southwest school for lie detector operators at Texas A&M. Ten students from law enforcement and commercial polygraph work learn by questioning each other about pretend crimes during a six week course. For the final exam they may stage a quarter theft to test locating the guilty party and the coin.

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