Governor Glendening outlines Maryland education plan in interview
Maryland Governor Parris Glendening discusses 1996 budget, school technology, funding goals, and classroom discipline during a March 28 interview with four journalism students at the State House in Annapolis. He cites 6.9 percent public school funding rise in 1995, Frederick County gains, and stresses school by school accountability, computer literacy from early grades, magnet programs, and strict harassment policies.
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CHS Students Visit Washington TV Station Taping
Twenty five Catoctin High School journalism students toured WRC TV in Washington DC and watched two local programs Viewpoint and Reporter's Notebook tapings. The Viewpoint segment covered President Clinton’s claim that radio talk shows fuel violence while Reporter's Notebook featured DC figures discussing Mayor Marion Barry policies. Voice host panel included Oliver North and Armstrong Williams who debated the issues and North signed autographs for students afterward.
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