Middletown H s new principal vows one to one student ties
New Middletown High Principal George Thomas speaks of a challenging year and aims for a one to one relationship with students after a hectic first week. Linda Williams reports Thomas says he wants to feel connected and engaged with the school community.
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Linda Williams
New Middletown High
George Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
MHS
Journal backs student reporters and new principal optimism
The Journal recruits high school juniors from Middletown Fenwick Monroe Madison Edgewood Franklin Carlisle and Preble Shawnee for its Saturday Senior staff. Editors meet Tuesday afternoons under adviser Rosemarie Ebbesmeyer. Principal George Thomas stresses a positive approach while promising strong effort despite staff cuts and aims to engage students and improve education.
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Ginger Williams
Middletown High
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Lemon Monroe
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Valley View
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Orrs Teach Together at Fenwick High School
Fenwick welcomes Sue and James Orr to its teaching staff after five years at separate area high schools. The couple will teach English and coach girls basketball and volleyball while balancing family life with daughter Shannon and a shared passion for varied classroom methods. They stress treating students as individuals and cite parental engagement and youth pressures on drugs, sex, and alcohol as current concerns.
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Sue Orr
James Orr
Orr
Mason
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Teacher finds jungle safari not for her
Mrs. Carolyn Ummel of Valley View High describes a trip through the Amazon River country as the craziest thing she has ever done. The remark captures a memorable excursion from a local educator.
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Amazon River Country
Valley View High
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Occupational Outlook Handbook predicts job trends for 1985
The Department of Labor forecasts 850+ careers with growth in health care repair advertising and business fields while bosuns and boatswains may decline. An Office of Education pamphlet Careers offers guidance, and a Spanish teacher describes a trip exposing students to Mayan artifacts and Central American students joining Valley View this year.
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Department of Labor
U.S. Office of Education
Washington, D.C
Summer activities keep Monroe students busy all summer
Lemon Monroe High School mirrors area schools with a crowded summer calendar. About 332 of its 800 students stay active, including 92 in summer school at Middletown High, 74 to 76 at a Monroe basketball clinic, 100 band members at a one week camp, and 70 athletes in August football practice.
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Lemon Monroe High School
Monroe
Middletown High
Monroe Band
Middletown High teachers Blake share old school values
Thelma and Lewis Blake, married for three years, teach at Middletown High. They value traditional discipline and student focus, plan to share lunch, and credit a shared profession for understanding after school work. They advocate no outside jobs for students and note a smoking area improved restroom conditions. They enjoy gardening and travel during time off.
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Lewis Blake
Middletown High
Blake
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