Midview Creates Driver Education Supervisor Post
GRAFTON The Midview board of education established but did not fill a new driver education supervisor position last night to handle rising enrollment. Superintendent George Lucia noted 310 students are enrolled this year and outlined duties including teacher assignment, student scheduling, equipment coordination, fee collection, applications for permits, and liaison with counselors and the transportation supervisor. The salary was set at 700 dollars with time to be agreed by the supervisor, principal, and assistant superintendent.
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Dents
Board of Education
School board awards 76 pacts GRAFTON-Two teachers were awarded continuing contracts
Midview Board of Education granted permanent contracts to Robert Bayless and Mrs. Mary Patrick. The board approved one-year contracts for 71 teachers with provisional or professional certification and tentatively employed 35 temporary certificated teachers. Three new teachers were hired, seven resigned, and several staff changes followed, including resignations due to personal reasons and transportation issues.
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Grafton
Midview Board of Education
Robert Bayless
Mary Patrick
Elaine Kiesel
Kent State University
Stephen Newman
Muskingum College
Roy E. Smith
Slippery Rock College
Midview High School
Phyllis Blackwell
Jean Grose
Beverly Ross
Margaret Truman
Thomas Hickman
Bruce Laczko
Rebecca Pollert
Two Whey Byproducts From Cheese Making
Milwaukee notes describe two whey byproducts in cheese production. Sweet rennet whey comes from cheddar Swiss and other sweet type cheeses. Cottage cheese whey results from farmer pot and cottage type cheese manufacture.
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Milwaukee
Memory book approved for Midview Junior High
The board of education approved printing a memory book for the first year at Midview Junior High School. Principal Raymond Baker will contract with Taylor Publishing Corp. for the 1968 69 year. The book will cost more than 1.75 and include building photos, dedication services in October, student pictures, and group activities. It will be available to district residents and students in May 1969.
GRAFTON Board seeks road widening and signals
The Midview Board of Education will ask Lorain County commissioners to study widening Capel Road from Rt 57 to Durkee Road and install flashing signals at Capel and Durkee near Brush Elementary. Superintendent Lu cia cites expected traffic rise due to the new Midview Junior High and notes flashing lights already operate at Eaton Belden and East Carlisle schools.
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Grafton
Lorain County
Midview Board of Education
Capel Road
Rt 57
Durkee Road
George Lucia
Midview
Midview High School
Brush Elementary
Eaton
Belden
East Carlisle
Amendment to raise teacher starting pay fails at Midview Board
Midview Board narrowly rejects Carl Essex proposed amendment to raise starting salary for district teachers from 5900 to 6000 per year. The move, aimed at recruiting teachers, followed a three hour session regarding studying a potential WVIZ Channel 25 educational TV agreement for K-6 students. The underlying investigation motion passes unanimously.
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Grafton
Midview Board of Education
Carl Essex
Wviz-Tv
Channel 25
Cleveland
ESSEX
Midview
Midview Applies for ROTC Program at High School
Midview High School plans to establish an Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps program starting 1969-70, approved 4 to 1 by the board. The three year elective program would begin in tenth grade, require 90 hours yearly, and aim to expand to all grades if approved by the Air Force after a district suitability survey.
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Grafton
Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps
Midview High School
Board of Education
Air Force
Gordon Hale
John Beatty
Midview
Beatty
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