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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1978

Page

3

Norwalk High adopts Social Adjustment Class for discipline

Norwalk High School introduces a Social Adjustment Class to replace expulsions and suspensions. Ray Morgan will supervise individualized behavior modification using films and discussions, while students earn credit for assignments. The program limits referrals, starts with two days and ends at five, and may involve outside help or five-day suspensions if uncorrected.

Cathy Hubler Norwalk High School Ray Morgan Thomas Tattan Frank McDonald Tattan Morgan

Morgan to Lead New Social Adjustment Class at Norwalk HS

Ray Morgan will head the Social Adjustment Class at Norwalk High School replacing Carroll L. Cooley in OWA. Supt. James Rubright avoided firing Morgan while moving him to the new role after state vocational review, and Principal Frank McDonald supports the restructured program designed to keep freshmen and sophomores in school. Morgan, a 10 year veteran, says the program emphasizes counseling and discipline and aims to prevent dropouts and future legal troubles.

Tattan Norwalk High Sandusky High School Ray Morgan Norwalk Carroll L. Cooley Morgan OWA James Rubright Frank McDonald Rubright Thomas Tattan Albion Gotaas

Court Cancels Property Sale in Greenwich Sheriff’s Auction

Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith nullified the Greenwich sheriff’s sale of Samuel E. Bracken’s property after improper advertising. The Union and North Kniffen Streets parcel fetched $3,700 to Greenwich resident David Shepherd, amid $594.93 in back taxes and $150 in costs. After liens, proceeds would go to Bracken. re advertisement and a new auction will follow.

Common Pleas Robert W. Smith Greenwich Union and North Kniffen Streets Samuel E. Bracken David Shepherd Bracken Fynes Shepherd

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