Ellenville reports year of school gains and programs
Supervising Principal Vincent Gillen outlined Ellenville Central Schools progress over the year. Highlights include drop in remedial reading from 200 to 82, improved grades four to six math, strong National Merit and Education Development test scores, rising elementary enrollment, more non English speaking students, and plans to boost reading and mathematics while expanding language of numbers and phonics based reading.
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Ellenville
Vincent P. Gillen
Ellenville Central Schools
Board of Education
Gillen
Science Research Association
Rondout Valley Students Win Major Academic Honors
The top Rondout Valley Central School scholars receive awards and scholarships. Frederick Albrecht, valedictorian, earned Regents science with honors, a Regents scholarship, and various awards including the Kerhonkson Fire Company Mathematics and Bausch & Lomb Science prizes. Brenda Quick, salutatorian, gains Fidelity Award, Rondout Valley Parent Council Award, and many honors while active in student government, music, journalism, and sports. Manfred Bracklow earns multiple prizes, including a Sloan Foundation full tuition scholarship to Amherst and state and local honors. Lynn Johnson plans to use a Regents Scholarship at the University of Buffalo. Alternates include Douglas Siemer and Lana Feldshuh. Additional graduates with high averages gain admissions to multiple colleges. Selected scholars join Ulster County Senior Seminar's 15 lectures.
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Rondout Valley Central School
Frederick Albrecht
National Honor Society
Kerhonkson Fire Company
Bausch & Lomb
Millard Davis
S&e
Rondout Valley
Fred
Central Hudson Engineering
Manfred Bracklow
Fidelity
Rondout Valley Parent Council
Max Brown
National Council of Teachers of English
American Legion
Manfred
Alfred J. Sloan Foundation
Ameherst College
New York State
Regents
Rondout Valley Teachers Association
Lynn Johnson
University of Buffalo
Douglas Siemer
Syracuse University
Lana Feldshuh
William Joyce
Skidmore College
Duane Traver
State University College
Albany
Edward Black
John Saul
State University Agricultural and Technical Institute
Delhi
Sandra Wood
Lucille Bentivegna
Geneseo
Thelma Freedman
Accord Fire Company
Ithaca College
Frank Cir
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell
Arthur Friedberg
New Paltz
Judith Waruch
Sally Carle
Douglas Lyons
Univeristy of
Buffalo
Manefred Bracklow
Dougall Siemer
Richard Spada
Lana Feld= Shuh
Ulster County
Monticello PTA Sets Final Meeting With Officer Election
The Monticello Elementary PTA will hold its final meeting of the school year tomorrow night at 8 30 at the Cooke School. Principals Vincent Lake and Daniel Lamberti will analyze recent student skill tests and discuss results. An election of officers for the coming year will be held.
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Monticello
PTA
Cooke
Vincent Lake
Daniel Lamberti
Wage hearings set for hotel industry standards
The wage board of the state Department of Labor holds a public fact finding at Monticello High School at 10 30 this morning to consider lodging allowances for hotel employees, recently proposed by the state industrial commissioner at the wage board's request.
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Monticello
Monticello High School
State Department of Labor
Barbecue to aid temple fund at Monticello site
Temple Shalom members host a chicken barbecue next Sunday from 12 to 2 pm at the Port Jervis Road and E Dillon Road site to fund the building of a future temple. Proceeds go to the building fund as officials prepare the project. Also, international wildlife officials including Soviet guests attend the June 24 to 27 wildlife diseases conference at Sha Wan Ga Lodge, sponsored by NIH and AIBS.
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Temple Shalom
Port Jervis
E. Dillon Road
United States
Soviet Union
Sha-Wan-Ga Lodge
High View
National Institute of Health
American Institute of Biological Sciences
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