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ATTEND CONFKR
KNCE-ESAA inter
state conference parti
cipants included
Wilbur Pierce, ESAA
projector; Mrs. W. B.
Gardner, school
community relations; Mrs.
D. T. Ward, parent
education for early
childhood coordinator;
Mrs. Russell Baxley,
Holmes ESAA reading lab
instructional aide; and
Mrs. Ed Bryant, Holmes
English instructor.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
ESAA Parent Education Add Reading Programs Termed Exemplary
Two Emergency School
Aid Act Projects, which are
operating in the Edenton-
Chowan Schools this year,
.were selected to be included
on the program of the
nation’s first multi-state
ESAA Conference at Myrtle
Beach, S. C., May 25-27.
Considered as exemplary
ESAA funded projects,
Edenton-Chowan’s Parent
Education for Early
Childhood and
Individiualized Instruction
in Reading Program were
presented to teachers and
school administrators from
North and South Carolina.
Representative sponsors
from the U. S. Office of
Education, Region IV, the
North and South Carolina
General Assistance Centers
and the respective state
education agencies were
among the audience, as well
as large program
contributors, during the
total conference.
The conference included
small special groups
interest sessions with
emphasis on the following;
reading in the content
areas; community
education program; human
relations in ;
strategies for individualized
reading; strategies for
alternative education;
cultural enrichment fine
arts program; alternative
strategies for counseling
potential drop-outs and
push-outs. In addition, there
were opportunities to deal
with topics such as the
Federal Registers, Parent
Education, Title IX, and
Program Management.
Mrs. D. T. Ward,
coordinator of the Parent
Education Program being
conducted at Chowan High
School and Swain
Elementary School, gave a
slide-tape presentation of
the project as it operates
inthe school system.
Thursday, June 10, 1976
Mrs. Russell Baxley,
reading lab instructional
aide at John A. Holmes High
School, also gave a slide
tape presentation depicting
innovative classroom
management strategies for
individualized instruction in
reading. Individualized
instructional reading labs
are also in operation at D.F.
Walker School and Ernest
A. Swain Elementary
School.
Outstanding education
leaders at the conference
included Dr. Cecil
.Yarborough, Region IV
Commissioner of
Education; Dr. Juse Coles,
deputy state
superintendent, S. C. State
Deparbnent of Education;
Dudley Flood, assistant
superintendent for human
relations and student
affairs, N. C. State
Department of Public
Instruction and Ed Sullivan,
ESAA Coordinator of Title
IV for the East Coast.
Those attending the
conference from Edenton
were; Wilbur Pierce, ESAA
Project Director; Mrs.
Gloria Bryant, John A.
Holmes High School English
instructor; Mrs. W. B.
Gardner, school-community
relations; Mrs. Ward, and
Mrs. Baxley.
The purpose of the
conference was to strengthen
the ESAA educational
programs though cross
fertilization of ideas,
strategies, and practices
located in North and South
Carolina.
Mrs. Tate Earns
B. In Biology
From Berea College
BEREA, Ky.—Janet Hyl
ton Tate of Edenton re
ceived the Bachelor of
Arts degree in biology at
Berea College’s
commencement exercises in
Indian Fort Theater, one of
251 members of the Class of
1976.
Commencement speaker
was Wilma Dykeman
Stokely, novelist,
biographer and Berea
College trustee. Dr. David
Poling, Presbyterian pastor
whose Syndicated articles
on religion appear in 600
U. S. and Canadian
newspapers, gave the
baccalaureate sermon.
Honorary degrees were
awarded to newspaper
executive Barry Bingham,
Sr., of Louisville, Ky., and
scholar Arlin Turner of
Duke University.
Janet is the daughter of
Mrs. Frances Hylton of
Cape Colony, Edenton. She
is winner of Berea’s John
Bangson Biology Award for
outstanding scholarship in
the biological sciences. A
Dean’s List student, she is a
member of the biology
honorary Beta Beta Beta,
the national Phi Kappa Phi,
and Mortar Board, national
women’s honorary.
Janet has been a Berea
College Country Dancer for
four years. Her husband
Glen Tate, also graduating
Berea chemistry major,
was also a Country Dancer.
The Country Dancers were
featured recently on NBS’s
national “Today Show”.
Berea Collegers a private
liberal arts school offering
tuition-free education to its
students, primarily from the
Southern Appalachian
region.
Officer Recovers
Stolon Vehicle;
Sospect Arrested
m
The alertness of ji
policeman early May 29
resulted in recovery of a
stolen vehicle and the arrest
of a New Jersey man on
theft charges.
John Carlton Barton, 26,
of Cherry Hill, N. J., was
arrested for public
drunkenness at 2:45 A.M.
Saturday by Patrolman
McCoy Parker. The officer
saw Barton walking near a
suspicious car at Edenton
Marina.
A check of the 1964
Chevrolet indicated that it
had been stolen in Bethel'
and was out of gas. Barton
was then charged with the
theft. 1
Sgt. G. W. Mizelle, who
assisted Patrolman Parker
in the investigation said
Barton was turned over to
Pitt County authorities.