School Calendar 1973 74 In-service and Registration
In-service and Student Registration marks begin, Labor Day Holiday observed, nine-week periods defined, Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays listed, district calendar for District XVIII TSTA. Key dates include start Aug 20 1973 and end May 31 1974 with multiple in-service days and holiday blocks.
Jamesa Food Service Policy Announces Lunch Prices
Mary Campbell of Jamesa Public Schools announced fall lunch prices of 35 40 and 45 cents with a free meal scale based on family income. The policy includes exceptions for high medical or disaster costs and requires parent applications to be returned to the school office.
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Mary Campbell
Jamesa Public Schools
Middle School Is One Big Family in Lamesa
A features piece on Lamesa Middle School portraying a tight knit community of 65 adults and 1,000 students. Principal Bill Gerber highlights teamwork, flexible classroom planning, pride in country and school, and an innovative learning center with wireless headphones for auditory lessons.
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John Sparks
Lamesa
Lamesa Middle School
Shelley Barron
Barron
Lamesa ISD Receives 102000 ESSA Grant for Education Upgrades
The Lamesa Independent School District was notified June 15 that a 102000 ESSA grant from the U S Office of Education will fund instructional improvements for all students. Funds support staff training, curriculum development, a new math and reading program for early grades, career education, the Middle School Vocational School, and a community information office to enhance two way communication with residents.
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Lamesa Independent School District
United States Office of Education
Tony Botello
ESAA
ESSA
Botello
Mary Estrada
Norma Bowman
John Sparks
Bill Gerber Named Campaign Leader At Lamesa Middle
Bill Gerber, principal of Lamesa Middle School, is active in the community. Since 1969 he has chaired the United Fund drive this year and serves as president of the Kiwanis Club. He and his wife Martha have two children. The school unveils a new vocational program for seventh and eighth graders with courses in general mechanical repair, construction, and occupational homemaking for girls. Fifth graders join from Central Elementary, under two assistant principals as the middle school enters the 1975 year.
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Lamesa
Gerber
United Fund
United Fund Drive
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
First Baptist Church
Public Schools’ Business Office
Lamesa High School
Martha
Buddy
Suzanne
South Elementary
O.W. Richardson
Ellis Schildknecht
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Jamesa Food Service
Texas Education Agency
Lamesa Independent
Dawson
Texas
Charles A. Cole
Bill Gerber
Middle
Audio Visual Center
The
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Association of Educational Technology, Texas State Teachers Association
National Education Agency
West Texas State University
Texas Tech University
Levis & Farah
Hanes
Levis
Pedwin Shoes
Kaynee
Oxford
Jean Gear