Special education teacher Hicks Hubbard braces for student success
Mrs. Brenda Ceplecci, Roosevelt Elementary special education teacher in Hubbard, discusses rewarding gains when students learn at their own pace. She highlights individualized programs, structured classrooms, and positive reinforcement as keys to helping children who struggle with the regular curriculum.
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Roosevelt Elementary Expands Special Classes For Young Students
Principal Miss Gail Patrick outlines federally funded programs at Roosevelt Elementary for grades one through four. Title I reading serves 124 students with three teachers in small daily half hour groups. A perceptional training class emphasizes hearing vision and motor skills with up to 50 pupils, using a trampoline and projectors. Learning disability tutors maintain a 6:20 teacher to student ratio for individualized instruction, guiding students toward phase out by third grade. Speech therapy helps students with stuttering and pronunciation, with home practice assignments. The aim is to aid emotional needs and prevent labeling while maintaining progress toward regular classes.
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Bike-A-Thon fundraises for Cathedral Outreach ministry
Liberty United Presbyterian Church Youth Group sponsors a Bike-A-Thon on Saturday June 4 with a 10 mile route starting at 11 a.m. at E. J. Blott School Shady Road Liberty Two. Registration 10 a.m. sponsor sheets at the church 1451 Girard Hubbard Road. Contact 568 7140 for details. Proceeds aid Sandra Dingey's inner city ministry via Cathedral Outreach.
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Auditor Phyllis Hamilton Sets sights on another term
Hubbard unopposed for June primary as City Auditor Phyllis Hamilton, in office since 1966, confirms reelection bid for January 1978. A lifelong Democrat and Hubbard High School graduate, she and her husband Richard reside at 112 Jackson with two daughters and a son.
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