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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
6
A letter from Hillside High students pleads for more enthusiasm and a spectator bus to support teams at away games. It cites cancelled bus trips, JV cheerleaders left without rides, and asks voters to consider the educators' impact while urging support for one of three ballot votes.
Mrs Pease outlines opposition to modular scheduling amid a debate over a proposed Hillside middle school and the Pingry site. She recalls a 1972 petition drive and criticizes board actions while urging voters to reject the budget excesses and support a local, neighborhood-centered school system.
Gary D. Lehner advocates equal discipline for all students and a revised dress code at Hillside High. He calls for expanded guidance services, more vocational training, and stricter budget scrutiny. Lehner promotes preventive maintenance, after school facility use, and open resident communication, with a February 13 election day appeal.
A Hillside citizen appeals to the township committee to end the Mayfair Theatre’s run of X rated films. She notes limited teen-friendly activities and fears an unwanted element entering the community, urging action after a Saturday children’s show.
Dorothy Wrieke and Dr. Robert Parker oppose the budget while supporting reductions through prudent expenditures by teachers, administrators, and the Board of Education. The discussion centers on a $187,000 improvements line for A P Morris School and a proposed $2 107 cut, with bond-issue alternatives debated.
A reader letter condemns the Hillside Board of Education for misgovernance and lack of by laws, urging transparency and fair meetings. The writer links modular scheduling to fewer students gaining college entry and questions bylaw absence at the annual meeting. They call for February 18 vote to shape educational philosophy.
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