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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1985

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4

State officials set to adopt new graduation requirements

Maryland officials outlined a two year process culminating in a state board bylaw to raise credit and course standards for diplomas. Four years of secondary schooling plus 20 credits across English math social studies science and more, with Maryland Functional Tests a prerequisite. A merit certificate rewards advanced work and a 2.6 GPA. Handicapped students face alternative certificates. Summer and evening study credits allowed. seventh and eighth grade credit already promised will be eliminated.

Ellicott City Maryland Commission On Secondary Education U.S Maryland Lotal Education Department

Seneca House to move to Germantown for larger treatment capacity

Montgomery County Planning Board approved moving Seneca House alcoholism treatment from Poolesville to a 6.8 acre Germantown site on Md 355 near Md 118. The 34-bed, single-story facility aims to begin construction in September and open next April, expanding from 20 beds to serve southern Frederick County with closer ties to Frederick.

Silver Spring Poolesville Germantown Montgomery County Planning Board Sandra Clunies MD. 355 MD. 118 Seneca House Board Ernest C. Raskauskas Planning Commission Clunies Frederick County Frederick Riley’s Lock Road Denis Canavan Mabie Granke

Rabies cases rise in county with multiple animal exposures

Frederick County health spokesman Carol Coates reports three more rabies cases including two raccoons from Emmitsburg and Jefferson and a Frederick bat on Ballenger Creek Road. A prior April 21 cow case caused exposure for five people. Health clinics continue with $2.50 per animal vaccination and guidance for exposure and child precautions.

Carol Coates Frederick County Health Department Emmitsburg Jefferson Frederick Ballenger Creek Road

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