Carnes Leads United Way Fund Drive Across Three Suburbs
Educator DuWayne Carnes directs the Park Forest Richton Park Matte son United Way fund drive aiming for 120,000, up 9 percent from 1996’s 109,000. Brenda Pino announces the goal. campaign also funds 24 social service agencies in Chicago area and locally.
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Rotary helps Matteson pupils learn about different cultures
Matteson Elementary School District 162 Sauk School students in grades 3 through 5 engage in a social studies project based on Rotary pennants from six banners. Judith Anderson says pupils map countries, exchange letters with Rotary leaders, research cultures and economies, and learn the value of service organizations with Sauk funding for postage.
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Pathways program launched by District 162 schools
Dist 162 starts Pathways for Success at Matteson Elementary and other schools to boost IGAP and CTBS scores. Board and staff emphasize targeted teaching, stronger library resources, new reading series, and reduced class sizes while seeking parent input and local endorsements to align every lesson with student achievement.
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