School board weighs human relations and swat policy
Carbondale Community High School District 165 boards consider a human relations policy to curb discrimination while tolerating no illegal discipline. A discussion on swats prompts debate with parents and educators. proposals include alternatives and possible consultation with experts before a formal policy is issued.
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Carbondale Community High School
Board of Education
Charles J. Lerner
William George
George
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale agrees to lease Grady building for Teen Center
An oral lease agreement with owner Mrs. Jewell Lockwood of Mt. Clemens Michigan may open the Grady Plumbing and Electric Co. building at 211 W. Jackson St. for Carbondale Teen Center within six weeks. The Carbondale Ministerial Association will underwrite rent rising to 425 dollars monthly for two years to cover insurance costs.
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Grady Plumbing and Electric Co
Carbondale
Bill Dunkel
Teen Center Board
Jewell Lockwood
Mt. Clements
Mich
McLeansboro
Don Meyer
Dunkel
Lockwood
Good Luck Glove Factory
East Main Street
Teen Board
Grady
W. Jackson St
Carbondale Ministerial Association
Servey resigns from SIU for Wisconsin planning post
Servey Lee Servey geography depart ment instructor and administrative associate resigns effective Feb. 15. He becomes regional planning director in the Wisconsin State Department of Local Affairs and Development serving the Mississippi Area Regional Planning Commission at La Crosse. A Skokie native, Servey joined the SIU staff in 1965 after a tenure as senior planner with the Greater Egypt Planning Commission.
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Lee Servey
Southern Illinois University
Servey
Wisconsin State Department of Local Affairs
Mississippi Area Regional Planning Commission
la Crosse
Wis
Skokie
SIU
Greater Egypt
Board debates adult education program at Alto Pass High
Alto Pass high school may begin adult education courses within weeks in cooperation with public aid officials. Supt. Sam Slagel cites possible home economics electricity electronics shop and clerk stenography as offerings. The board also reviews using volunteers to boost school safety improvements due by 1970 to satisfy state law.
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Alto Pass High School
Sam Slagel
Slagel
Tnathar Hucinace
Thirc
Carbondale Board Discusses Driving Ed Offerings
Police brief notes from an unspecified day in Carbondale show the board debating offering portions of the driving education program on Saturday. Joseph O Lilly was fined 15 dollars for speeding and disobeying a stop sign with no further action taken on the Chester case. Joanna Parrish was fined 15 dollars.
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Vulitl
Carbondale
Joseph O. Lilly
Chester
Joanna Parrish
Slagel
Benton board discusses bond issue for remodeling school
The Benton High School board of education met with architect Thomas Graman of Metropolis to plan preliminary steps for a bond issue aimed at remodeling the 60 year old building. The earliest date for the issue is spring 1969, Superintendent Barnie Genesio said. The board also authorized Genesio to prepare bids for a new 48 passenger bus. A Carbondale patrolman was bitten by a dog on 820 N. Marion St. The dog owner, Sylvester Walker, keeps the dog at Jackson County Humane Society for rabies observation. The city council has received a recommendation from the advisory dog control committee.
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Benton High School Board of Education
Barnie Genesio
Thomas Graman
Metropolis
Genesio
Carbondale
William Stone
Marion St
Sylvester Walker
Jackson County Humane Society
Fashion pages reveal Broadway star and campus news
The paper promises broad coverage from Broadway to Wall Street with reports from a local staff and The Associated Press. It highlights fashion, Washington dispatches, campus trends, auto safety devices, sports figures, and college diploma costs.
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Broadway
Washington
Wall Street
Associated Press
Chester board prioritizes new classes for learning difficulties
Chester school board plans to start one class for the handicapped and two for those with learning difficulties in the district. Wayne Lacey, Randolph County psychiatrist, urged the setup, while Holly Marchildon noted timing depends on space and staff. The district will also establish a home bound class for a bedfast fifth grader after nurse Julia Saak reported all eligible students had required dental and medical checks.
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Chester School Board
Wayne Lacey
Randolph County
Chester
Holly Marchildon
Chester Schools
Julia Saak
Du Quoin Board Discusses Carbondale Vocational School Plan
Du Quoin District 100 weighs a proposal from Carbondale Community High School to expand the Marketable Skills Division into the Skills Division facilities in Carbondale. The program now covers auto mechanics appliance repair drafting clothing trades and commercial foods with a three hour day possibly switching to two hours. Ninety pupils are enrolled with a capacity of about 135 and tuition would be pro rated with transport arranged. The board also seeks bids to install four 1500 watt football field lights and will review bids at the Feb 14 meeting.
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du Quoin
Carbondale Community High School
CCHS
Carbondale
Dule
Paul Karber
Karber
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