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EL UVALDE TIMES
April 11, 1992
High School Parents & Teachers Organize
Parents and teachers at Uvalde High School met on March 17 to elect officers for a new group called Parents Organized for Education (POE), accoding to Lynda Langford, UHS teacher.
Reyes Lopez was elected president;
Arturo Juarez, vice-president; Betty Padilla, secretary/treasurer. Langford will serve as the school representative. “The group wants to work on solving school problems, not just on moneymaking projects,” Langford said. “At
the last meeting, we discussed, among other things, the Presidential Fitness Awards because we have students who are eligible”
All UHS parents are encouraged to attend the next meeting.
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Padres y maestros de la Escuela Superior de Uvalde se reunieron cl pasado 17 de Marzo para elejir oficiales para un nuevo grupo llamado Padres Organizados para Educación (POE), de acuerdo con Lynda Langford, una profesora de dicha escuela.
Reyes Lopez fué elejido presidente;
Arturo Juarez, vice-presidente; Betty Padilla, secretaria/tesorera. Langford servirá como la representante escolar.
“El grupo quiere trabajar para resolver problemas escolares, no solamente en proyectos para levantar fondos,” dijo Langford. “En nuestra ultima junta, discutimos entre otras
cosas, Los Premios del Presidente por Mantenim iento Físico porque tenemos estudiantes que están eligibles para este honor.”
Se anima a todos los pac ^s de estudiantes de la escuela superior (high school) a que asistan a la siguiente junta.
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in the coming school year.
Informational items discussed included visitors attendance during Texas Public Schools Week which was 3,231. A site-based decision making report was discussed that established site-based decision making as a process for decentralizing decisions in order to improve the educational outcomes at every school campus. The enrollment report indicated that attendance has climbed from 4,953 on March 18, 1991 to 5,103 on March 13,1992 throughout the district.
The board also approved the district’s financial operation for the month of March 1992, the 1992-93 transfer student tuition rate of $600per student, and instructional programs relative to human growth and development, sexuality, and family living. Student and athletic insurance for 1992-93 and 1992 summer school plans were also approved by the board. Identification process for the Gifted Program was tabled by the board.
The board approved action to advertise for bids for cafeteria products, petroleum products and school furniture. It also approved the 1992-93 school calendar and curriculum changes for 1992-93 which included eliminating High School courses Correlated Language Arts I, II, III, Fundamentals of Math, and Consumer Math.
Resignations were accepted by the board from High School personnel Angela Davis,Business Teacher, Sylvia Bradshaw, Special Education, N.E. Amos, Englishjo Ann Jones, Math, Cynthia Vara, Math/Computer Science; Karen Baen, Reading Improvement, Junior High School; Ann Marie Boxwell, Special Education, Middle School; Clarence Broecker, Director, Deaf Education; and at Robb Elementary, Toni Hull, 4th grade teacher, Anne Rosemier, 4th grade teacher, and Sally McBee, principal.
Contracts were renewed by the board for Clay Baulch, Junior High School Math teacher; James D. Camp, Middle
School Band Director; Jerry Gates The board expressed excitement over High School,Vocational/ ‘he Texas Education Agency Marketing;Reginaldo Menchaca, Compliance Monitoring team sreport Batesville Math teacher; G.Sue and stressed the need for contmuing Greenhill,Associate Psychologist and >mProvemen. In the Superintendent s Eva Atkinson,School Nurse. Board report, Mr. Curtis expressed thanks to members also approved the addition every°ne for their help during his of teachers to the 1991-92 Career tenure as Superintendent. Ladder.
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