Frederick County moves to recruit more minority teachers
The Frederick County Board of Education reports a need to expand minority teacher numbers and adopt more selective hiring. Despite on campus visits rising at Black institutions, few minority applicants were interviewed or hired. The county aims to hire 15 minority teachers first, with 12 employed after attrition, while overall turnover falls to 11.8 percent as 173 new teachers join a total staff of 1,175.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Board of Education
Warren C. Smith
Division of Personnel
Smith
Frostburg State College
University of Maryland
Towson State
Hood College
Western Maryland
Mount St. Mary's
Morgan State
Salisbury State
Johns Hopkins
Loyola
Peabody Institute of Baltimore
St. John
Babson Bros. disassociates with Surge Dairy Equipment
Effective November 1, 1974 Wr. Lee Cox Surge will no longer be associated with Babson Bros Company and Surge Dairy Equipment. The firm thanks customers for loyalty and notes all past due accounts must be paid within thirty days.
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Lee Cox
Surge
Babson Bros. Company
Surge Dairy
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George Washington
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