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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1987

Page

8

1986 a year of hope sadness transition for county educators

Frederick County educators faced a year of gains and challenges including higher ninth grade math test take rates, strong Maryland citizenship test performance, and a county lead in the state. Initiatives included a $150,000 arts program, an athletic equity committee, security concerns after a high school incident, and the naming of Hood College president Martha Church among top college leaders. A no smoking policy was set to start July 1 1987, while a fatal car crash claimed Frederick High vice principal William Shively.

Fredericks Marsland Fredurick Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Frederick High School Michael J. Hough Coachlight Court Frederick Frederick High Stuart Berger Frederick Community College Antit Frederick County Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Linganore High Lewistown Kemptown Elm Street Brunswick Middle New Midway Parkway New Market Middle Urbana Elementary Hood College Martha E. Church Bowling Green University Exxon Corporation Church Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Hood Beneficial Hudson Trust Frederick County Teachers Association William J. Shively

Applications open for 1987 Maryland gifted summer centers

The Maryland State Department of Education invites students in grades 3 through 11 to apply to 1987 residential and nonresidential summer centers for gifted and talented programs. Tuition and room and board vary by center, with financial aid available, and selection is based on applications including recommendations, essays, tests, auditions, or interviews.

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