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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1977
Page
2
City elementary schools have launched several programs to help every child reach full academic potential despite handicaps. A Home School coordinator acts as a liaison between home and school, with 17 home-school coordinators currently serving.
The piece blends personal humor about cooking and yeast breads with a broad report on city school programs. It notes home school coordinators funded by CETA guiding parents on basic needs, and psychologists aiding early learning assessments. It mentions Autistic, EMR, TMR, LD, Speech and Language, and Homebound initiatives, plus a gifted programs expansion.
Gene Causby assistant superintendent for public relations and statewide instruction will address Andrews High School graduates as commencement speaker. Principal Betty Welch introduces him. Rev. Gordon Copeland and Rev. Robert Massey attend as speakers, with diplomas presented by A Laurin Welborn and Welch. Causby’s career spans Goldsboro and Morganton, with roles in coaching, administration and state boards.
Guilford College education professor and athletic director Dr. Herb Appenzeller will speak at Central High's Class of 1977 graduation in the school gym at 8 p.m. along with a program featuring school officials, a choir, and awards.
A High Point Enterprise piece recounts Mrs. Marks planning a school trip with a prewritten McDonald menu for students. The class forgets lunch money and menus on the desk, requiring a backtrack to retrieve them. Umbrella mishap and rain complete a humorous travel day.
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