Hillside Board urged to review modular scheduling program
William Taetzsch, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, calls on the Board to publicly state their position and conduct a thorough review of the modular scheduling program in the high school. He cites ongoing issues with computer scheduling, limited access to mini courses, and weak open laboratories, urging fair treatment for current and former modular students.
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William Taetzsch
Board of Education
Hillside
Union County
Taetzsch
Dairy Queen
Plymouth Road
Cory
Init
Lange Campaign Targets Absentee Voting Over Modular Scheduling
William Lange, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, urges voters to pressure the board over modular scheduling. He claims the board pushed the system without proper study and may drop it without voter input. Campaign workers will mail absentee applications to those away or at out of state schools.
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William Lange
Hillside Board of Education
Lange
Board of Education
De Filippo Calls for Modular Scheduling Reform in Education
Hillside Board of Education candidate Mrs. Charlotte De Filippo pressed for improved communication and evaluation of modular scheduling, urging changes if targets aren’t met and stressing that education quality should be the priority. She advocates stronger vocational guidance, college prep, accountability, and seeking state and federal aid. Rutgers students build a kerosene incubator to aid newborns in power-limited areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte de Filippo
Hillside Board of Education
de Filippo
Board of Education
Group To Debate Effects Of Diet At New Jersey Forum
Hillside residents Henry Yungst and Jess Hollander will join a public forum at the New Jersey Chapter of the American Natural Hygiene Society. The Jan 20 meeting at LeSeul Irvington features Dr Harold Rosenberge on How Nutrition Affects Learning and Behavior with a book display and chart exhibit. Simon Bloom presides, Miss Hattie Block chairs the program, and an informal reception follows for interested men and women.
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Henry Yungst
Jess Hollander
Hillside
New Jersey
American Natural Hygine Society
LeSeul
Springfield Ave
Irvington
Harold Rosenberge
New York
Simon Bloom
Hattie Block
Springfield
Union Jewish Center Debuts With Weekend Events
The Union Jewish Center, Union’s first Orthodox Shul, hosts a Sunday breakfast on January 16 at 10:00 A.M. at 218 Salem Road Five Points. Nomination of officers occurs at the meeting. Services begin Friday January 21 at 4 30 P.M. and Saturday January 22 at 9:00 A.M.
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Union Jewish Center
Orthodox Shul of Union
Salem Road
Union
Y.m,c,a
R. Feigenbaum
S. Rose
Hillside Jewish Center
Eli Carlebach
B nai B rith Women To Meet At Temple Hillside Chapter
The Hillside Chapter of B N ai B r ith Women holds its monthly meeting on Wednesday evening January 19 at Temple Shemrel Torah 910 Salem Avenue Hillside at 8 30 p m The program titled THIS IS YOUR LIFE honors a active member and invites members to attend Mrs Paul Trinkler is Programming Vice President Mrs Hy Goldberg is Chapter President
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Hillside
B’nai B'rith
Temple Shemrel Torah
Salem Avenue
Paul Trinkler
Hy Goldberg
Teacher Named To N J E A Committee
George Sickels of Hillside High School is appointed to the NJEA Legislative Committee. The committee promotes NJEA legislative goals and aligns with the state legislature districts. Members inform teachers on proposals and bill status and act as spokesmen for the district’s senator and assemblyman.
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George Sickels
Hillside High School
New Jersey Education Assn
Sickels
NJEA
Senate
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