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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1963
Page
14
Extensive use of classroom television continues into the next school year in Tucson. Scheduling covers primary through high school with EKUAT Channel 6 from Sept 30 to May 15 1964. Lessons run about 10 hours weekly, with repeats to reach more classes.
Several leading business executives, recently interviewed on television, said what a man knows at age 25 is not decisive for ultimate business success. The real factor is continuing to learn after 25, as lifelong study shapes future achievement.
Television lessons are set for all grade levels with Spanish at two elementary levels taught during the day and repeated at dinner. Mrs. Rosita Cota leads sixth grade Spanish. Daltrey grades receive science social studies art and physical education clips. Intermediate grades get one science series plus art and PE viewings. Carroll Rinehart coords 20 weeks of sixth grade and 10 weeks of third grade music with an “In Tune with the World” theme. Junior High averages include a 12 week Two for Physics series from NEA. Local programs cover the Science Fair 1964. Fifteen high school programs in language and arts prepared by John Weston.
The school secretary is the first contact for callers and visitors, greeting guests and answering telephones. She also manages records and reports, keeping the office organized and informed.
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