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Parent-Teacher DaySet By Westfall BoardThe Westfall Board of Education has designated Nov. 3 as a Parent-Teacher Conference day. Hours for conferences are to be 1:30 to 8:00 p.m. in each building in the district. There will be no school for students that day. This was decided at the board meeting Monday.Resignations were accepted fromDennis Karshner as reserve basketball coach and Rob Donohoe as seventh grade basketball coach. Brendt Utts was employed as reserve basketball coach and Tom Milbery as seventh grade basketball coach.Supplemental contract for high school cheerleader advisor was given to Ann Hamrick. Joni Meade was employed for an additional one period a day to teach an art mini-course in the Middle School.Also employed was Connie Rodgers, substitute secretary and Norval Shepard as substitute custodian, also the Board approved the revised substitute teacher list No. 1 and substitute teacher list No. 2.A resolution was passed to make application for funds under ESEA Title IV. Richard Everman was appointed as coordinator for the project.Personal leave was approved for five employees.Requests for professional leave were granted Deborah Allen, Oct. 19 and 20, to attend the Regional Conference on Health and Human Affairs, and Joni Meade, Nov. 10 and 11, to attend theOhio Art Education Association Conference.Request for maternity leave of absence was approved for one certificated employee beginning Nov. 28.The Board approved the use of school facilities: high school, March 10 and 11, 1978, by the Heber F and AM Lodge; Darby cafeteria, Octoberthrough May, Wednesdays 3 to 5 p.m. for 4H Club meetings; Darby School, October and November, 6 evenings for CPR courses; Jackson gymnasium for sixth grade girls basketball practice one day each week.Drawings and specifications was accepted for the new Vocational Agriculture shop addition as presented by the architects. The next step is the preparation of the bid documents and advertising for bidding beginning the last week of October.Discussion was held on the progress being made on the campaign for the 3 mill operating levy that is to be on the Nov. 8 ballot. Board members, Loren Stuckert, and Gordon Massie, Superintendent, have attended several meetings of organizations and clubs in the district explaining the needs and answering questions concerning the levy. Brochures will be used in a direct call on voters in the district to explain how necessary it is to pass the levy atthis time.Next regular meeting of the Board is Monday, November 21, 1977, at 8:00p.m.Hotel Manager, Mother Win
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Circleville Herald
Circleville, Ohio, US
Sat, Oct 22, 1977
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