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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1969
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text outlines a sixth grade cluster program named Blessing at North Ridgeville with mentions of teachers, learners, and a focus on collaboration. It references Tomer Hige Scheu and others, plus questions about the area and assessment of strengths and weaknesses.
Casey announces a 3 program to aid students at Wilcox Elementary in grades three to five with math and reading difficulties. The plan offers targeted help during class and aims to keep pace with the majority while assisting those who are temporarily behind.
At Bowling Green State University a cluster classroom program links eight teachers across subjects to individual groups of about nine students. The program aims to improve morale and engagement by rotating classrooms and specialists, with teachers from English, math, science, social studies and more sharing instruction.
Anthony Rago, North Ridgeville Junior High principal, attributes his success to his parents. Born in Aliquippa and raised in Elyria, he pursued music before moving into education. He has led schools, organized marching bands, and values family, sacrifice, and shaping minds through teaching.
A brief note from New York suggests that while music, especially a new stereo, can brighten a home and ease tensions, it may also become a source of dispute turning neighbors against each other.
Grafton Kiwanis will host Farm City Nite at 6 30 in the Grafton elementary school cafeteria with Ernie Henes of the Wellington Enterprise as guest speaker. More than 40 Kiwanis members and guests expected, with interclub guests from Columbia. Officer installations for the Democratic Women’s Club are set for December 17 at 2.
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