Business reforming education in Maryland schools
Maryland business leaders and state officials reviewed two years of school reform progress. Executives from 57 major companies emphasized personal involvement, mentoring, and real world links to academics. Volunteers from IBM and others tutored students while leaders shared hands on classroom experiences to spark student interest.
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Baltimore
Edward F. Mitchell
Potomac Electric Power Co
Roundtable
Maryland Business Roundtable For
Maryland
Norman R. Augustine
Martin Marietta Corp
Mitchell
Mr. Augustine
Augustine
Montgomery County
Prince George’s
IBM Federal Systems Co
Gaithersburg High School
IBM
First National Bank of Maryland
Mimi O’donnell
AlliedSignal Inc
Duval
Laurel
Mike Fanig
O’donnell
Bonnie Walston
Parkside High School
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Herman Schiemer
Charles Carroll Middle School
Maj
John Andrews
Fort Meade
Mr. Schiemer
Health department chief Bowes leaves hospital for home
Dr. James Bowes, 73, Frederick County Health Department chief since 1990, returned home Wednesday after double bypass surgery following two heart attacks in two weeks. His wife Paula said he may return to work in about two weeks, with medical director Dr. Belle Neri-Aquino and health administrator Margo Smith covering duties.
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James Bowes
Frederick County Health Department
Paula Bowes
Bowes
Washington Hospital Center
Washington, D.C
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