Awards And Artist Of The Month At Union Memorial Elementary
Awards were presented to students in the Giant Eagle coloring contest. Kindergarten winners were Macy Rose Manolis Molly Dodd Vivian Belgrowicz Melissa Hawkins Jackie Jenkins and Emily Schaubroeck. First graders honored included Steven Polding Trisha Hutchison Sean Polding Ashley Kraft Kasey Walter Nick Klein Lovely Moore and Joey Ritchie. Fourth grade and later awards noted with multiple named students and an Artist of the Month feature on Henri Matisse with Fauvism and Jazz collages. Mary Ann Fazzone visited. computer classes improving.
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Macy Rose Manolis
Molly Dodd
Vivian Belgrowicz
Melissa Hawkins
Jackie Jenkins
Emily Schaubroeck
Steven Polding
Trisha Hutchison
Sean Polding
Ashley Kraft
Kasey Walter
Nick Klein
Lovely Moore
Joey Ritchie
Rachel Dombeck
Stephanie Kelly
Cory Dell
Henri Matisse
Union Memorial Elementary
Matisse
Mary Ann Fazzone
Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts
Gary Hill
Busy School Activities Highlight Fall Programs
Students across grade levels engage in math and computer work with Math Blaster and Linda Jacobs at the Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts. Physical education emphasizes hockey while music classes study The Nutcracker Suite and diverse Christmas songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Jacobs
Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts
Chris Masi
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England
Mexico
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Israel
Africa
Germany
Arlene Pascarella
Dottie St. Clair
Roberta Minenok
Betty Sylvester
Natalee
Computers and children face rising debate over screen use
Psychologists weigh risks and benefits as home computer sales rise faster than the market. Carol Goldberg, a New York City area clinical psychologist, says parents should distinguish between gaming and creative educational use, noting some games can be addictive like pinball.
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Carol Goldberg
New York City
Goldberg
Sales
Warren Camthers
Rochester Institute of Technology
Det
Frank Clark
Spe
Parents face PC risks and guidance needs
Experts warn that not only screen time matters but what children do online. Harmful content, reduced real world interaction, and hacking raise concerns, while parents must balance trust with supervision as youths increasingly access and misuse computers.
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Greg Sales
University of Minnesota
Penn State dorm paper plan boosts campus newspaper reading
A spring 1997 survey showed 73 percent of Penn State students read The New York Times USA Today or The Centre Daily Times in the past weeks up from 15 percent. Dorm residents pay 5 a semester for access with 30 700 weekly copies across 44 locations. The Collegian leads readership followed by USA Today The Centre Daily Times and The New York Times. Eight other Penn State campuses join, using The Centre Daily Times locally.
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Penn State
New York Times
USA Today
Centre Daily Times
The
Collegian
Sandy Crawford
Penn State to raise fees if needed to sustain reading program
Publishers offered deep discounts to schools but may not cover costs. Penn State President Spanier says the university will increase fees if necessary rather than cancel the program. He notes the aim is to promote reading habits and broad educational exposure for young adults, hoping they continue reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Spanier
Mohawk Area Students Organize Food Drive and Gift Donations
Mohawk Area School District students collected over 8,000 items for Project HOPE, including food, clothing, gloves, helmets, school supplies, and Christmas gifts for 50 families and 114 children. The drive, run by Future Homemakers of America and student council, yielded 3,469 items at the high school and 4,640 at the elementary, totaling 8,109 items delivered to Mt. Jackson Presbyterian Church for distribution.
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Mohawk Area
Project Hope
Mohawk
Future Homemakers of America and
Student Council
Mt. Jackson Presbyterian Church
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University of Massachusetts
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