Whither Education in Uintah County Utah Goals And Phase I Study
Public education as a democratic endeavor draws citizen responsibility. Uintah County schools conduct a landmark curriculum study across Mathematics Science Fine Arts and Vocational subjects with BYU input. Phase I involved teachers from kindergarten to senior year and will span about three years under a General Steering Committee including Max G. Abbott and Arthur C. Wiscombe.
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Utah
Asahel D. Woodruff
College of Education
BYU
Ele
Ulintah
Uintah County
Board of Education
Max G. Abbott
Arthur C. Wiscombe
Witticlam
Ulin Ish
Gessin
Arthur C. Wincombe
Hondon. Harmon
Uintah
J. G. Haws
Ashley Valley
Glen C. Oldroyd
Hense Anderson
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Uintah School District Financial Report 1967
Dale Hawkins sworn as clerk and treasurer of Uintah School District states the financial report covers receipts and disbursements for the school year ending June 29 1937. The document bears notary public Filancas Lenox with date September 6 1967 and notary commission expiring February 1968.
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Dale RN
Mawkins
Board of Education
Uintah
Aald Board of Education
Dalett
Hawkins
Uintah, School
Distries
Filancas Lenox Notary
Verna
Utah
Studies Director Upgrades Uintah Education Plan
The Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Arthur Wiscombe, leads curriculum and instruction improvements across Uintah County schools. The district spends 500,700.94 on classroom instruction, aiming to coordinate efforts, reduce duplication, and close gaps. The office guides studies, selects materials, sets course objectives, oversees inservice training, and handles public relations with local media.
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Arthur Wiscombe
Growth of Students Through Guidance Aids Efforts
Department of Pupil Personnel coordinates guidance and services across Uintah School District to boost student growth. Funds came from federal 1,177,000, state 382,090.36, and local levies 589,000.53 with lunches funded by federal and state sources. Programs include standard tests, health and psychological services, special reading classes, speech and hearing clinics, immunizations, and nurse support.
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Uintah
Gov.upment
W. Trussel Todd
Board of Education
Pupl Pesaon
I” Reese S¢raen
Amelie Imanker
Ruth Lundell
Jevels
Department of Pupil Personne
Business Director Heads Diverse ay School Program
Dale R Llankins serves as director of business and auxiliary services in the Ainish School District. He supervises lunch transportation and maintenance programs and acts as legal clerk treasurer for the Board of Education, handling finances property, purchasing, insurance, and statistical reporting.
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Dale R Llankins
Ainish
Board of Education
Drying Hay In One Barn Saves Space And Time
Farmers adapt hay drying in a single building to save space and speed processing. A dairy barn retrofit uses a perforated floor and a ducted dryer with a 7 hp blower and oil heat to dry three hay cuttings yearly in 36 to 40 hours at under 10 cents per bale.
Education Budget Reveals Uintah District Spending
The Uintah School District Board of Education governs policy with five elected members. A detailed 1956 57 expenditure breakdown shows total costs at 1 223 784 45 dollars with salaries and administrative costs at 31 877 12 dollars, instructional costs at 500 720 06 dollars, transportation and lunch programs totaling 102 007 TGS, and capital outlay at 247 003 63 dollars.
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Board of Education
Uintah
Rutreen
Ros
Fuimer
W. Hassel Todd
Elementary Head Oversees Young Pupils In Uintah County
Glen C. Oldroyd, elementary supervisor, holds key role in supervising instruction across kindergarten through sixth grade. He develops coordinated programs, selects textbooks and teaching materials, visits classrooms, and advises teachers and principals to improve the instructional program and help each child reach maximum learning potential. He stays current on instructional advances and ensures the best materials support the classroom teacher.
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Glen C. Oldroyd
Uinta County
Uintah County
Duets Grade Meetings for Teachers Across Levels
Fragmentary OCR describes grade level meetings among teachers to exchange ideas and strategies. It references classroom activities and a teacher named Saleh in an unclear context. The readable portions indicate collaboration aims rather than a formal event, with limited concrete details or dates.
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Exa Caldwell
Reva Merkley
Mazel Atwood
Ardl Sowards
Bobs
Sarah Workman
Cerone Sulbur
J. Wise
Lorrain Cook
Ellen Haws Wre
Gertrude Perry Yola Dudley Toee
Can Groas
Gwendola Slade
Mabel Richardson
Gladya Jormman Gotfeedson
Melvin Gardiner
Ralph Sateh
Mary Peterson
Lelesad Perry
Jyen Fe Gee
Dean Woreee
Elbert Smith
If Inteh
Asad Mawa
Colet” Tay
William Arby
UG L. St. Mardis
Ateerdeen Dean
Gorm D ' George Bracken
Nadeem Buttis Hassone
Ceell Pilings
Noah Pdeba
Alberti Norton
Wrence Ams
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Johnson Soy
Milford Galloway
Smith Ade Pe Xohnson
Glenn Oaks
Lyle ‘Say
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Mirreys
Edwenn
4 Man
Ina Miller
Farm Electrification Bureau
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Laren Ross
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Ernest Caldwell Grant Pickup
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