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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
10
The U.S. Office of Education funds Operation Bridge at Ais College for three years to align school curricula with career planning. McL and others will implement locally with Operation Bridge acting as consultant to guide materials and program execution in participating schools.
The Fort Lupton pilot of Operation Bridge, funded by the US Office of Education and coordinated by Aims Community College, introduces career exploration into existing classes. It features mock interviews, vocational films, and student reports to show the world of work while students remain in school.
Dr. Wallace, head of a Florida reading lab, unveils a multiethnic program "Ben's Way" to help children and adults learn through literature and music. The series centers on Benjamin Perry's life, with primary, intermediate, and adult levels, and aims to boost reading skills while honoring living role models.
Two Weld judges named for the 1971 National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Award program include Mrs Gladys Page of Eaton High School and Dr Thomas Boyte of the University of Northern Colorado. They will assess nearly 7000 junior high school students nationwide in working skills and literary awareness as regional judges.
Dr Norman Heimpartner of Greeley was elected 171 72 president of the Colorado branch of the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Formerly a Denver Public Schools instructor, he directs the Primary Continuum at the University of Northern Colorado Laboratory School. The group has over 200 members active in child care facilities and teaching at state colleges and universities.
Dr. Alfon W. L. Cowan, longtime superintendent of Orleans Parish public schools, resigns effective Aug. 1 to take a burial post in Jefferson County, Colorado, near Denver. Cowan, 44, came to New Orleans schools in 1969 on a four year contract after serving as superintendent in Greeley, Colorado, where he previously led the district.
Denver Public Schools will extend its voluntary open enrollment program into the 1971-72 year. Superintendent Howard J. Johnson said the plan mirrors prior open enrollment efforts and aims to lower dropouts by allowing students to transfer between schools. The program also seeks to improve racial balance and provide side benefits such as job-search awareness for students and compatible staffing.
Irving Belfor reports from Brooks Institute where Victor Keppler, board chairman of Farmus Photographers School, tells graduates that demand for photographers spans all fields. He envisions a future where cameras, computers, and lasers integrate, with homes connected by satellites delivering data and media, while stressing photographers must master basics and continue learning.
Phillip J. Roland led a book sale on the Campion Academy campus in Loveland during the Seventh-day Adventist Church annual session. Roland, manager of the Colorado Book and Built House in Denver, showcased books records and health foods as part of a nine day camp display. Adventists operate 46 publishing houses worldwide and publish in 274 languages. They aim to reach lives and instill Christian principles through the printed page.
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