Eastside Schools Favor Class Changes in District Plan
Eastside school board approved a middle school plan using grade-based buildings and a cooperative teaching program in the high school. The plan shifts grades across Central Whitney Franklin Jefferson Preston and would remove about 300 students from the high school building while preserving teacher homerooms.
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Eastside
Orson Bowler
PTA
Preston
Jefferson School
Tof
Whitney
Franklin
Bowler
U. S
Preston Hig Schoool
Greg Nielson
Rich Hendricks
Boise
Linda Morgan
Lana Kotter
Angus Condie
G. Bruce Larsen
Farmers Insurance
Bus Fleet Insurance
Paul Woodward
Dr. Bowler
Denver
Woodward
Robert Lindhardt
Delmer Olsen
National Education Association
San Francisco
Conger
Andy Closé
Snowmobiles Proliferate in Forest Areas Cautions War d Warns
District Forest Ranger Don Ward warns snow mobiles are rising toward skier numbers in National Forests of the Intermountain Region. He urges care to avoid avalanches and injuries, noting a rising incidents and a projected one million snowmobiles in use this winter.
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Don Ward
Intermountain
Journal of American Medical Association
Franklin County
Ward
Hillyard Canyon
BECRA Plan Starts At West Side
Reed Ripplinger a Clifton school teacher and Mrs Charlene Knapp Weston school teacher will begin BECRA classes at ISU on January 24 to provide extra help during the spring quarter. The program aims to assist with tutoring and related support services.
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Reed Ripplinger
Clifton
Charlene Knapp
Weston
Isu J
BECRA
Theo
Isu
Cis
Preston Man Named Mayor of Ammon Idaho
Preston native Dr. Kershaw was elected mayor of Ammon Idaho succeeding his assignment on January 1. Born in Preston he graduated from Preston High School and is the son of Mrs Lavern B. Kershaw.
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Kershaw
Ammon
Ida
Preston
Preston High School
Lavern B. Kershaw
Beef cattle grazing study presented at Pres ton meeting
The Extension Beef Advisory Committee and University of Idaho Agriculture Extension Service hosted a cattle grazing and forage cost analysis in Pres ton. Speakers including Randers Allred Brett Smith Barry Jensen reported weight gains on steers and discussed dust bags eye health production limits from forage. Don Clark noted fewer doctoring needs in 1969 versus 1968 and Steve Jones outlined projected monthly head costs.
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Iatyra Foksesma
University of Idaho Agriculture
Preston
Randers
Kay*Allred
Brett Smiths
Barry Chris
Jénsen
Smith Pastures
Don Clark
Dry Valley Cattle Association
Clark
Steve~ Jones
Res
Mountain Meadows
Teton’county
Smith
Cecil Miller
Smith, Kline
French’ Laboratories
Miller
West Side Moves Into New Commercial Education Wing
West Side high school has moved into a new Commercial Education wing with space for a complete business education program and modern office machines. The project, by Lynn Fackrell of Preston, also provides district offices and a new school board meeting room.
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West Side High School
Lynn Fackrell
Preston
Lyle Porter
Porter Hall
Porter
Schools Face Revenue Loss From Supreme Court Fees Ruling
Eastside and West Side school districts may lose about 27000 in book and service fees if the high court extends the no-fees rule. West Side reports 4500 in book fees and 1600 in other fees this year. East Side projects 21158 in book and usage fees plus 4773 in optional high school fees. The ruling could require free education, ending charges for transcripts and related costs.
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Eastside
West Side
Supreme Court
Mark”Andersen
East Side
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Mner
Thys
Gredi
snRcetie
Poucens Ty Ian Uit Jiineict
Siti Sachiool
Tetuaente
Publisher Heads IPA Leader Named at Idaho Convention
J Walter Ross was elected president of the Idaho Press Association during the recent convention in Boss It marks his second term leading the association. He previously served as president of the Idaho Meeting and been active in state newspaper development.
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J. Walter
Riss
Prestonitizen
Idaho Press Associatin “Durin
Ross
Ataté Association
Idakio
Preston Golf Aid Aia
Franks County
West Side School Board delays summer kindergarten plans
The West Side school board tabled plans for a summer kindergarten program pending federal funding from Congress. The district normally receives $10,000 in federal funds to operate the program. if funds are available, the kindergarten will continue, otherwise alternative plans will be developed. The board also called for bids on a new school bus for next year.
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West Side
West Side School Board
Congress
School Board
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