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THURS., NOVEMBER 11, 1W*
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
Mrs. Ayler M. T,overt
Chairman, American
Week
^ Woodviilo School
' Tile students anc! faculty
Tire Woodville School were
on "Monday in an all-out
to make their observance
American Education Week
of the most outstanding
one of the most informative
servances in the school’s
tory. The elementary school
prepared to devote this
afternoon to a very special
gram which the program
man admits is quite above
usual. In the High School
number of special events
happening including the
induction ceremonies for
members of the newly
Ili-Y Chapter, The Nu PI
Chapter, under the
of Mr. Charles Hall, Jr.
Dorothy Adams is also
ing ceremonies for the
Tri-IIi-Y chapter this week.
Tttr Dramatics
under the supervision of
Thelma T. Lee and Staff,
sented a skit over the
on festeyday. There has
appointed a special
by the principal, Mrs. S.
Tompkins, for making
dfcpiays in the halls in the
buildings as well as in the
elementary building.
There will be a joint
tomorrow in chapel with
bers from the elementary,
ior and senior high
taking part. Parents have
invited for open house
vance tomorrow afternoon
one o'clock until five o’clock.
East Broad St, School
The School Council and
ulty of East Broad School
their American Education
activities by worshipping
the congregation of
Baptist Church, Sunday.
Rev. A. E. Capers is pa~tor
this church.
Throughout the week,
parents and friends will be
vited to see the display of
ren's decorated work which .the has halls of
school.
Under the direction of
Agatha Cade, the special
has painted a very pretty
and built a miniature
church and school which
be on display at the
Shop of Mrs. Lois Thomas,
East Broad Street,
American Education Week.
Thursday,- November 11,
1)0 Open House at East
School. Each class will
sonic interesting activity
present to tin* parents
friends. .
In our guiding principles
j< our belief that good
tary schools provide
ities for children to grow
learn a wide variety of things
We believe that when the
experiences over an entire
are related and
wheft subject materials
so that appreciations are
destroyed, and when
ities! are provided for the
velopment of healthful
we can (without a doubt)
assifed that the school is
ognising the value of
Luretha D Prince
chatman of American
tion'Week activities at
Broad School.
Paulsen Street School
Professional Growth Meetings
In keeping with our school’s
theme, ‘‘Improving Social Living
through School-Community Re¬
lations, meeting the emotional
needs, improving Communica¬
tions skills; with special em¬
phasis on “Reading” for the
current school year, teachers
have set out to improve their
techniques in making the read¬
ing Instruction Program in each
class more meaningful. They
have also set out to find cor¬
rective methods in assisting
each individual child with his
own particular reading diffi¬
culty.
The program Planning Com-
I mittee with special emphasis on
reading have listed the follow¬
| ine ing recommendations for study:
1. Testing Program - School
Wide; 2. Sharing of books, and
materials; 2. Group discussions
Panels; 4. Demonstrations; 5
Sharing experiences.
During the first six weeks all
teachers tested their classes in
reading (Readinessand Achieve¬
ment.) As a result of these
tests, problems were listed com¬
mon to all levels in all grades.
These problems suggested to the
Committee as a basis for setting
up an adequate program of
reading in the School.
The next faculty discussion
will be centered around Read¬
ing Readiness. The discussion
will be in the form of a Panel
The First through Third grade
i teac ^ers participating.
School Activities
Paulsen School Council takes
the initiative in planning many
of the school’s activities. At the
beginning of the school term
the Council listed with the help
of Club Chairman and teacher
advisors made a calender of
school projects. One such pro¬
ject was the observance of
American Education Week. A
listing of these activities is as
j follows: PTA Meeting, Nov. Nov. 8 8 -
j 7-2 P.M. In Action, ;
Open House, Nov. 10; Spelling
Contest, Nov. 11; G-3 A M. Pro
gram, Nov. 12.
In addition to the school’.'
program classes were carrying
on interesting activities in their
rooms:
The 3-1 A M. Class has learned
a special song and poem about
progress in school. They arc
planning a chart on Ameriear
Education Week activities.
Children in the 4-1 A.M. class
will present a program on Fri¬
day. They are also visiting the
library to get books in search
for information for their Social
Studies.
The 2-2 P.M. Class is learning
songs in connection with Ameri¬
can Education Week, also dis¬
cussions.
The 4-2 P.M. children have
made their Bulletin Board very
attractive and have learned
songs and poems for American
Education Week.
2-2 F.M. class is expecting a
visit from Mrs. Althea Williams
who will talk to them about the
library and its services.
The 3-3 and 4-3 P M. classes
have invited parents to visit
their classrooms.
2-4 P.M. made a frieze and
will have a program on Friday
The mother’s club activities
have planned an important part
in the cooperative and planning
and sharing of the pupils in the
j 5-1 A.M. class. Activities shared
with parents and pupils have
been a Halloween Party and a
special program for UN. Day.
During American Education
Week, the mother’s group of
f his class will have a discussion
in the form of a panel—Physical
k motional growth of Child-
ren— Mrs. E J. Brown, consult¬
ant, will serve as coordinator.
Mrs. Sadie Norris is chairman
jf the group. Mrs. M. G. Young,
teacher.
6-2 P.M. class members plan
,o exhibit class work and make
a poster.
A program presented to the
PTA and sponsored by the 7-2
p.M. class will highlight vari¬
ous phases of school activities.
A very beautiful and timely
| display of books and charts has
| been arranged in the halls in
: anticipation of Book Week. The
( Library Committee was respon-
sible for this effort.
Thp pupils and parents realize
Teacher-Pupil Health Steering Committee planning with
Principal A. Dwight and Dr. Benjamin Gordon, who was consul¬
tant for the group. From left to right Mrs. L. H. Collier, Mrs.
M P. O'Brien, Mrs. K. Manzo, Mrs. L. Scott. Center, Dr. Benja¬
min Gordon, Judith Robinson, Willie Burton, Mrs. G. H. Gordon
and Principal A. Dwight.
‘Learning For Living At
West Savannah School”
Are our schools progressing?
A visit, not only during Ameri-
an Education Week, but dur-
ng the general run of a school
day as well, will certainly oon-
ince the average citizen of the
improvement which has been
accomplished within recent
/ears. The modern physical
slant, a well-trained school
itaff and personnel, and par-
mt participation, have helped
the importance of thrift as an
’ssential part of education. All
>f the classes are buying stamps
and many pupils are striving to
hange their stamps for Bonds
n the near future.
Harris St. School
Emily Stafford, Reporter
The Pupils and Teachers arc
all very busy getting ready for
American Education Week. A
number of interesting things
have been planned. There will
he some type of activity each
day this week, which will in¬
clude an Assembly, PTA Meet¬
ing, Filmstrips, Classroom pro¬
grams, Parents’ Visitation -and
Open House.
The Classrooms and halls arc
shaping up with beautiful, col¬
orful, interesting, educational
posters, and decorations, cen¬
tered around special days for
this month.
Last week wc wore happy to
have Mr. Crane and Mr. Merri-
man of the Grand Jury along
with Supt. Underwood visit our
school.
The pupils and teachers were
ilso honored during the week
/hen Messsrs. Logan Dixon,
Roy Bailey and Buddie Kahn of
the Safety Committee of the
Jr. Chamber of Commerce vis¬
ited us and presented our pu¬
pils with bicycle safety reflect¬
ive tapes, which will help re¬
mind drivers of our safety pro¬
gram. Tney also took pictures
jf the group.
Alex Jenkins, a 7th grader
was on Happy Dan” program |
over WTCC-TV. AJex played and
sang, “Jesus Is All The World
To Me.” !
!
DeRenne School
Friday night a week ago, the
faculty and PTA of George
DeRenne School presented a
delightful talent show. At this
same time a contest sponsored
by the PTA in which the class
mothers took part, was termin-
BAV.1NMB TUIBU-NB
to make this a reality.
At West Savannah School, we
feel that careful planning has
been a great factor in possible
solutions to some of the many
problems which face the school;
as a result, school organizations
are so set up within the school
to fill the needs of children.
Such groups as Health, Cafe¬
teria, Recreation, Thrift, Public
Relations, Building and Grounds,
Audio-Visual Aids, Music, Safety j
Patrols, Fire Patrols, 4-H Club,
Gra-Y, Dramatics, comprise !
Florance Health Program
The health program at
ance School is directed tow
educational experiences I<>r
every child.
The purpose of health teach¬
ing is to train the child and
the parent in the prevention of
diseases.
Tne program includes daily
observations, testing of vision,
weighing, measuring anti par¬
ticipation in the school’s lunch
program.
Health Clubs are organized
throughout the school. The ob
jectives of the clubs are con
tered around the following
needs; 1. To encourage the pu¬
pils to become health conscious;
2. To eat wholesome foods: 3.
ated. Mrs. Marie Kelson, class
mother for Mrs Annie Kilroy’.;
fifth graders, having raised a
Uital of £49.05. won first place
and was crowned ‘ Queen Moth¬
er” of the year. As "Queen
Mother” of our school, Mrs.
Kelson is entitled to come to all
of school activities free of
charge and will be considered
for a delegate to the PTA Con¬
vention. Mrs. Ella W. Moblqy.
class mother for Miss Lillian
Anderson’s second grade,
brought in $47.22 for second
James I.uien
President, Chatham Coiol;
Teache- ? As,social ir.r
We have made pi.tna for good
citizenship and have organized
a hobby “lub. it will meet oner
a week, we plan to make use of
waste materials and have an
exhibit. In our social studies \v<
are learning about the contt
nents and oceans. We have nvuit
•se of the maps and globe in
lelping us to take our imagin
iry trip to the far North when
he Eskimo people live,
Gloria Liddell, Reporter
Mrs. M. Frazier, Teacher
Room 14
We are having a wonderin'
hue visiting the land of
Belgian Congo. We have don
■nany things this term. We havr
made our plans for the year
elected officers and have made
>ur classroom very attractive
Ye plan to visit Alaska am
Mexico City while on our visit
ng tour to other lands. Wt
welcome all visitors to come an<
see what we are doing this year
Carolyn Baker, Reporter
Mrs. V. Thomas, Teacher
Room 14 (P.M. Class)
Please meet our class officer
for the year: President, Patrici
Collins; Vice President, Cllntoi
Zelgler; Secretary, Dianiv
Smith; Asst, Secretary,
Bonom; Treasurer, Barbar
Davis; Reporters, Gloria Wil
hams and Rothell Johnson Mrs
Mary Ann Jones, Teacher.
Health Education
Stroked A> Cuyler
Health Education is becomin
of increasing importance a
Cuyler Junior High Schoo’
There exsits an increasing de
sire on the part of Principal A
Dwight, classroom teachers an
‘he school’s nurse, Miss I,cur:
King, to have a function:
icliool-widc Health Educalloi
Program. Realizing that Ur
lob of developing desirabl
health practices and attitude;
in students and in mainlainin
and improving the health «
Individual boys and girls, is ;
great one, the Health Educa
tion Program is three-fold ii
ourpo.se: 1. Unified purpose
and basic plans for the teach
ing of health and physical fit
ness; 2. Correlation of Health
and Physical fitness into otliei
subject areas; 3. Increasing th<
corrective service within the
school.
Today wc consider the liealt)
needs of the individual child a.
they relate to his personality
mental, physical, and social
well-being.
The Health Education Pro
gram provides:
1 Cue semester of Health
for 8 th grade students; 2
Physical Education Is offered to
boys and girls; 3. Consultant
services with the nurse, Miss-
King, to teachers, children and
parents; 4. Nutrition Education,
5. Red Cross course in First Aid
Is offered ail 81 h grade stud¬
ents; G. Red Cross course in
Home Nursing is required for
all 8 th grade girls; 7. Medical
personnel to give physical ex¬
aminations on a selective basis
to school children not under
the care of a private physician.
Dr. j. L. Syker,, Dr. Clarence
Go.sha and Dr. Benjamin Gor¬
don have rendered a great ser¬
vice to the school through med¬
ical examinations, spot dental
checking consultation with
teachers, lecture - demonstra¬
tions for student ground.
The Health and Physical Edu¬
cation teachers are Miss Eloise
Cainon, Mrs. Louise Collier,
Mrs. Marguerite O’Brien, Mrs.
Antioch S-hocl
We have planned many activ -
ities for * the observance of
American Education Week.
The children enjoyed making
posters and arranging the bulle¬
tin boards. The posters will be
placed in different, localities in
die ccn.mui.ity.
We will he.- Open House”
and a special assembly pro-
gram.
Wo have invited our parents
to observe classroom procedures.
They will be asked to try their
hands at creative writing, group
singing and arithmetic problem
solving.
Education Week in onr school
will be a neighborly event in the
life of our community.
committees which operate with¬
in the school under the guid¬
ance committees which
within the school under
guidance of the student
The Congress of Future
thus our Motto, “Learning
Living.”
McArthur Fields,
President; James Jackson
Chairman Public Relations;
Mrs, Catherine Williams, Ad-
visor Public Relations; Mrs.
Ayler M. Lovett, Principal.
To include milk in the diet; 4 .
To desire to live in a sanitary
environment; 5 To correct de
i feet", whenever necessary.
Other interesting and con¬
st reel ive activities are the
Nurse•• Parent 'leather Confer¬
ences held regularly ut the
p . hool The commutative .words
proviiie information necessary
for understanding growth
I children. The first aid courses
are given seventh grade pupils
, in<1 immunizations are regular
iy
Pupil;:, teachers and parents
will continue to stress good
health as better ways of living
at home, at school and in the
community.
place Altogether, the industri¬
ous mothers of George DeRenne
i ; TA raised a total of $447.12.
Last Tuesday night at
PTA meeting. Dr. Jordan gave
a lecture on mental and emo¬
tional health and growth. Some
very interesting and helpful
facts were brought out in his
lecture.
Fourth Grade Class News
Room 12
Our class members have made
j many plans for Hie school year,
We have selected class officers.
j Kathrlne Manzo, Mr. JoseDb
I Bristow' and Mrs. Lillian Scott,
| chairman.
There is at Cuyler a general
i health awareness. I nis aware¬
ness must be converted infs
j sincere desires and practices ol
: good health principles, because
| the physical mental, and so¬
cial strength of our future so¬
ciety depends upon the health
of today's youth.
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