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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1973
Page
6
In a candidate statement the speaker argues bored students and limited activities fuel drug problems in Saline Area Schools. They urge stronger home and community roles, targeted programs for non academic youths, and a community school plan with extended facilities and student input to improve engagement and teacher retention.
Parents may pick up Fall Enrollment forms all day Monday Election Day at The Saline Reporter Saline Storybook Gardens Nursery School Jackie Tull.
John D. Cherry of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation announced work on an environmental impact statement for the Mill Creek Metropolitan Park proposed by the Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority near Fletcher Road and I-94. Public opposition is strong while Michigan DNR backs the project for potential federal assistance. The review will assess environmental social and economic effects with hearings planned and notices sent to stakeholders.
Saline Area School Board held a special meeting at the High School to hear eight parents’ testimonies on injustices against their children and the lack of corrective action. The Reporter pledged full publicity for grievance procedures and will publish a feature on parent school communications within two weeks.
Sunday's ceremony honored graduates with two special presents. Rose Anderson received a pewter tea set from School Board President Max Collins. A $400 hospital building fund donation was given by Jim Lewis, president of the graduating senior class. Bruce Jackowski walked proudly after surviving pelvic injuries from a car accident. John Bersuder also limped after a senior trip leg injury.
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