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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1996
Page
1
Debbie Librandi recalls a desire to teach but doubts about an eight-hour day. Christine Barr Knab highlights extracurricular activities as the most memorable part of her experience.
Former Lawrence County valedictorians from 1986 reflect on how their goals and lives unfolded in the past decade. Debbie Librandi, Christine Barr Knob, Mark Naugle, Maureen Hickman, and Joseph Plant recount changing plans from teaching to fulfilling careers while facing family health challenges and community involvement. Librandi, a New Castle High valedictorian with a 4.0, pursued psychology at Youngstown State University and later worked with youth and muscular dystrophy issues.
Lawrence County planning director Stephen J. Craig says data collected last summer was sent to GAI Construction Monitoring Service for analysis but the review is not yet complete. The $120,000 PennDOT grant funds the study in partnership with the city to improve downtown traffic flow and safety while a new park-and-ride lot in Union Township is planned for bus connections to Pittsburgh and Erie.
The New Castle Area School District will end its remedial reading program at Ben Franklin Junior High for the coming year due to tight budgets. Officials anticipate reduced Title I funding for 1996 97 after a 1.4 million allotment in 1995 96 and a typical annual increase of 8 to 10 percent. About 120 students participated in the program at Ben Franklin.
In the New Castle Area School District two remedial teachers will not be replaced after one retiree and another transfers. The district saves about 125000 in salaries and benefits, Superintendent Joseph A. Martin Jr. says. He calls the move disappointing for students with unmet needs. Page 16.
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