Sth Grade Football and Basketball Schedule Fragments 1971 72
Fragmentary schedule notes for Sth Grade football and basketball from 1971 72 listing dates and venues at Mt Pleasant Muscatine Fairfield and Muscatine West Central with times and home or away indicators. Includes February November December January entries and partial opponent pairings.
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Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant
Muscatine
Central
Fairfield A & B
West
Mid-Prairie
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Dee
Highland
Iowa City
Fairfield
Waco
Centerville
Pella
Davis County
Mid Prairie
Williamsburg
Mid-Prairie A & B
van Buren
Sigourney
Ottumwa
S.E
Wapello
Ft. Madison
Mt Pleasant
Columbus Jet
Report Card System Details for Elementary and Secondary
Four report periods per year send home progress forms at both levels with special parent alerts for underperformance. Mid term progress notices go to junior and senior high parents after week five. final reports May 26 for elementary, June 2 option for juniors and seniors. Kindergarten emphasizes physical social personal health safety and academic progress. Marking codes include 0 S N1 N2 U and S for improving. First to third grade formal reports end of each marking period using E M 1 N v. Parent conferences required at elementary level with other conferences as needed. Reports also include teacher comments and note growth in attitudes and habits.
Regional Education Service Agency overview for Washington Community School
The Joint County School System serving Cedar, Johnson, Linn and Washington Counties includes twenty nine schools led by the Washington Community School. It provides administrative, instructional, and materials services, plus research, special education, and career opportunities. It operates a regional resource center and cooperative buying, with extensive instructional materials and twice weekly delivery to attendance centers.
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Washington Community School
Joint County School System
Cedar
Johnson, Linn
Washington Counties
Special Services and Staff in Elementary and Junior High Schools
Special Services Pupils have special teachers for art music and physical education in the elementary schools Also available are the school psychologist the speech and hearing therapists and the school social worker A special education program is also available including a junior high provocational and a high school work study program To be eligible for this program a child must be approved by the school psychologist Two guidance personnel are available to students in the senior high two additional guidance counselors are also at the junior high school A full time librarian is employed at both the senior and junior high Librarians will also be available in the elementary schools.
Testing program adopted for all enrolled pupils
The program uses standardized group testing including Iowa Tests of Basic Skills for grades 3 to 8 and Iowa Tests of Educational Development for grades 9 to 12. Individual tests may be given by guidance or psychology staff upon teacher referral through the building principal. Group intelligence, aptitude and vocational interest tests supplement the achievement tests listed.
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Washington Community School
Iowa
The School Payroll Figures for Washington District
The Washington Community School District payroll for 1970 71 runs to 125 000 per month covering all staff. The monthly payroll is a sizable economic factor in Washington. For 1971 72 the estimated payroll rises to 129 000 per month.
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Washington Community
Washington
School Transportation Sets Bus Route Trial Runs Before Opening
Washington Community School announces bus drivers will rehearse routes on August 21 to familiarize with stops ahead of the new year. A second trial on August 26 invites residents along routes to watch for drivers as they stop at homes. Seventeen regular routes and three kindergarten routes are planned for the year.
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Washington Community
Glen Williams
Howard Coakley
Bob Johnson
Health and safety notices at Washington Community School
The Washington Community School outlines health and safety procedures with school nurses at each attendance center. Nurses contactable during morning hours and on call for emergencies, with named nurses for Lincoln Elementary Stewart Junior High Brighton Prairie Flower. Parents should notify the nurse of contagious disease absences and provide contact and physician details for emergencies.
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Washington
Linda Gonshorowski
Lincoln
Stewart
Larry Robison
Brighton
Dorothy Vosika
Prairie Flower School
Book Rental and Locker Fees for Pupils This Year
Textbook rental will be $3.00 for kindergarten and $8.00 for grades 1 through 12, payable on registration day August 20. The rental covers all books and workbooks used in the year. Gym padlocks cost $1.00 for junior high with 50 cents refunded. senior high pays $2.00 including 50 cents locker fee and $1.50 for towel service.
High School Activity Rental Fees and Plans
The document lists activity fees for football, basketball, wrestling, track, golf, and instrumental music. It details plan totals, required payments for boys reporting to football, school insurance coverage, and the school’s contribution toward football insurance, framing coverage for all athletic events and school-sponsored activities for the year.
Kindergarten Registration Rules and Orientation Details
Parents must show a birth certificate and the child’s Medical Record Form to enroll in kindergarten. Registration for August 20 spans 9:00 to 12:00 by last name and includes a $3 book rental fee. Lincoln handles rural students with multiple sessions. orientation runs with half-split attendance on the first two days, then full attendance thereafter.
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Lincoln Elementary
Lincoln
Stewart
Brighton
No School Announcements And PTA Invitation
The district advises listening to KCII and WMT for school cancellation or delay notices. If an early dismissal occurs, students go home or to a specified home if written authorization exists. Parents are urged to support home school cooperation and join PTA activities.
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Sth
Regional Education Service Agency
Transportation Department
Leo Beauchamp
John Campbell
Wm. Marie, Jr
Maurice Meyer
Raymond Miller, Sr
Harold Nicola
Lloyd Reighard
Florence Sobaski
Doris Sojka
Walter Sojka
John Tweeton
Jane Whitaker
Dorothy van Winkle
Fred Evans
Wesley Mullikin
Stan Foster
Marion Swanson
Sa Gevock
Nicola
KCII
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Parent-Teachers Association
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