PERC Project Expands Panhandle Educational Media Access
The Panhandle Education Resource Center known as PERC, funded entirely by federal grant under the ESEA, offers 16mm and 8mm films, tape recordings, records, overheads, and print materials to teachers. A daily delivery system serves rural schools via county superintendents, with direct drops at town schools. services include repair, graphic design, and production facilities opening this fall in East Ward with joint operation with Sidney Public Schools. ESU 19 highlights regional impact and invites schools to participate and utilize inservice workshops and professional help.
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Panhandle
PERC
Chadron State College
ESU #19
East Ward
Tri-County
Sidney Public Schools
Rural mentors set workshop in Sidney this Sept
Rural teachers from Cheyenne, Kimball and Deuel counties will attend a two day workshop in Sidney on September 4 and 5. Educational Service Unit 19 sponsors the event with theme Emphasis on Individualization. Speakers include Dr Ethna Reid from Granite Utah Bob Kamala from Scottsbluff Sheldon Brown from the State Department and Jim Kaus from Chadron State College.
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Cheyenne
Kimball
Devel
Sidney
Educational Service Unit 19
I. A. Caldwell
William G. Kelley
Unit 19
Supt. Caldwell
Kelley
Ethna Reid
Granite
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bill Hakonsen
Gurley
Harvey Eurich
Dix
Dr. Reid
Bob Kamala
Inservice Perc
Scottsbluff
Sheldon Brown
State Department of Education
Jim Kaus
Chadron State College
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