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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1987

Page

6

Actress Gompf returns to MSD stage as movie star

Former Maryland School for the Deaf student Allison Gompf visited Ely Auditorium to talk about becoming a film actress known for Children of a Lesser God. She answered student questions about auditions, pay, and her stage love, noting she would act for money but prefers theater.

Allison Gompf Maryland School For the Deaf Lucy Charlie Brown Ely Auditorium Paramount Charlie Day Miss Gompf MSD Model Secondary School For the Deaf Washington, D.C Wll Assembly New Brunswick Canada Lydia William Hurt Anne Getty MSC Miss Gompt Bette Hicks Richard Kendall Gallaudet College

FCACLD Plans January Meeting and Drama Group Start

Frederick County Association for Children With Learning Disabilities invites the public to two January events. On Jan 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Frederick County Library Keith Foster will discuss evaluations and team effort in education. On Jan 15 the Curtain Call Gang drama group for learning disabled students begins at the First Baptist Church meeting Thursdays 4:30 to 6 p.m. Call Peggy Moran or Liz Sullivan for details.

Frederick County Association For Children With Frederick County Keith Foster Curtain Call Gang Fcacld First Baptist Frederick Peggy Moran Liz Sullivan

Maryland State Education Board Signals Teacher Pay Hike and Reforms

The Maryland State Board of Education reports on a year of policy changes including tests for new teachers, expanded library programs, and strengthened special education. It calls for state funding strategies to raise teacher salaries, extends bylaw authority, and outlines guidelines on school closings, student questioning, and AIDS education while reaffirming PL 94-142 support.

State Education Board State Board of Education SBE Maryland State Board State Education Department Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

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