How do state's schools compare
Sen. John Toepp surveys school financing across states and ranks Michigan near Hawaii in equity. The piece explains four funding models and concludes most states face similar reform needs while Hawaii’s state-wide system is unique.
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John Toepp
Michigan
Hawaii
National Educational Finance Project
Utah
Wisconsin
Carolina
Arizona
Arkansas
Connecticut
Delaware
North Carolina
Wyoming
Alaska
South Dakota
New Hampshire
National Education Finance Project
Amon
Community College Study At MMCC In Harrison
Central Michigan University offers a winter course on the structure and management of community colleges. Open to graduate students, registration is Monday Jan 17 at 7 p.m. at Mid-Michigan Community College. Dr. Eugene Williams is the instructor and will meet after registration.
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Mt, Pleasant
Harrison
Central Michigan University
Mid-Michigan Community College
Educational Administration
Administration of Community Colleges
Eugene W. Gillaspy
CML
Mid-Michigan Colege
Coleman teen nominated to Naval Academy
Daniel Stenger, 17, of Coleman, was nominated by Gen. Robert P. Griffin to fill one of two SS Naval Academy vacancies. He ranked above 300 applicants for academics, activities, character and leadership. He led a Civil Service exam as top scorer. 20 other nominees remain for the two slots. A selection board will finalize the choice.
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Daniel Stenger
Coleman
Ss, Naval Academy
Robert P. Griffin
Academy
Former area woman to attend urban education seminar
Monica M. Mullally of Goleman and Burton Elementary School in Detroit is invited to a Washington DC seminar on urban education held Saturday January 15. The event, moderated by Dr. Carl Marburger of the Office of Education, will be taped for the National Elementary Principals Journal April 1972 issue. Mullally has managed several Detroit schools and argues inner city challenges require a new kind of principal.
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Monica M. Mullally
Goleman
Burton
Detroit
Washington, D.C
National
Elementary Principals Journal
Miss Mullally
Carl Marburger
L.5
Office of Education
Gillies
Mckarlane
Trowbridge
Roosevelt
Auxiliary police log shows 1455.5 hours served
Thirteen Clare City Auxiliary Police volunteers contributed 1455.5 hours this year as unpaid workers. Gerald Gingery logged the most with 253.75 hours, followed by George Dickerson 153 hours and William Labarr 18.75 hours among others.
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Clare City
Gerald Gingery
Bernard McNerney
Charles Paxton
Bruce Milholm
Jack Ellsworth
Don Collom
William Randle
William Comer
Robert Chinavare
George Dickerson
Richard Riley
William Labarr
Jack Ridderman
Shrine Circus Lights Up New Sage Civic Center
The Shrine Circus filled three rings for a three hour show in Clare area, with youngsters from Clare, Galeman, Harrison and Barwell invited as guests. Local Rotary Lions and Wattin Clubs supported the Saturday event. buses provided by area schools aided transportation. Proceeds benefit needy Clare County children. Shoes bought from Shoe Mart in Clare at 10 percent discount.
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Sage Iaw
Clare
Galeman
Harrison
Barwell
Shriners
Rotary
Lions
Wattin
Clare and
Mid Michigan Community College
Twin Fims
Y Pom
Glare
Martin Clare
Roy’s Economy
Maclean Pharmacy
Ashcraft
Gladwin
Village Party
Farwell
Neville’s Pharmacy
Beaverton
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