Hanover teacher named to state standards commission
Pauli Hentz, Hanover Middle School reading specialist, was nominated by Gov. Casey to the Pennsylvania Standards and Practices Commission, a new 13 member panel to oversee education quality. The appointment requires Senate approval. The PSPC aims to craft a code of ethics, evaluate teacher prep and certification, and hold public hearings on teacher competency, with potential revocation powers.
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Devoted Hanover middle school teacher Paul Hentz shares passion for education
Paul Hentz, reading specialist and Hanover School District leader, has 22 years in teaching and administrative duties, overseeing attendance and student outreach. A Shippensburg graduate, he advanced to reading specialist and earned grants in special education, shaping programs for at risk and K-12 students while leading local and national education groups. His career blends classroom work, advocacy, and a firm belief in high standards for every student.
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Shippensburg University
Hanover
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University of Washington
Seattle
Prom Open House At Suzanne's Previewing Fashions
Prom open house at Suzanne's Web March 28 from 6 to 9 p.m. features preview fashions and a free gift with purchase or tax rental. located at 205 Buford Ave in G-burg contact 334-7701 Adv. The Modern Miss Shop at 7 Chambersburg St Gettysburg runs a special spring sale now through March 37 Adv.
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Gettysburg school board weighs budget and surplus use
Gettysburg school directors meet for a second budget session at 7 30 p m in the administration building to discuss allocating a 2 million surplus and funding needs for 1989 90 and 1990 92. They previously set the general fund at 17 8 million and raised real estate taxes by 11 mills and occupational assessments by 2 mills.
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Gettysburg resident reflects on life, travel, and art
A 45 year old radiologist born near Mobile and now living in Gettysburg shares how aging feels, his work in radiology, and his openness to travel. He discusses his daughters, Alabama roots, and a passion for African art, painting, piano, reading, and jazz. He cites MLK and Booker T. Washington as heroes and would study Degas to learn technique.
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Adams County
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