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twelve will benefit from the
materials and from ex
posure to governmental
operation through in
volvement in local govern
mental activities, North
Carolina Close Up and
National Close Up.
As a guest of the Board,
Teresa Kerber, an Oc
cupational Education in
structor at John A. Holmes
High School, gave a com
puter demonstration as
another of the “Good
Things” which are taking
place in the school system
this year. Started as a new
occupational program this
fall, at present instruction in
the use of seven computers
and three line printers with
accessories is being made
available to Occupational
Education II students at
Holmes. Afternoon and
night classes have drawn
the interest of fifty-eight
people in the community.
The computers are being
used to teach secretarial
skills and word processing
and to store documents.
Class participants are
becoming proficient in
learning computer
language, feeding in
formation into the computer
and giving computer
commands.
According to Ken Stalls,
Occupational Education
Director, his goal is to see
enough computers pur
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chased over a period of
three years making it
possible to offer instruction
to an entire class
simultaneously. Hie present
Radio Shack computers,
installed at a cost of $14,000,
operate on a system
allowing teachers to teach
and receive feedback from
students. Other models
considered only worked
independently.
Calvin Winslow, the
Edenton-Chowan Band
Parents President ad
dressed the Board during
the Public Speaks. He
referred to a letter recently
sent to all members ex
pressing the organization’s
concern over lack of funds to
allow for expansion of the
program. Winslow
requested that this concern
be placed on next month’s
Board agenda for con
sideration.
Stronger expressions of
concern were voiced by A1
Everson, band parent.
Everson implied that since
the formation of the Band
Parent’s group and its
successful fund raising Pea
nut Festival, the Board is
letting others assume their
financial responsibility in
this area and that the band
program is unfairly “get
ting pushed aside” when it
comes to money, which
goest to “pet projects.”
Everson requested that the
Board review its band
budget and cited several
other grievances
surrounding the program
and Holmes High School in
general.
The Board approved
several agenda items which
affect students, teachers
and the system as a whole:
Upon recommendation
and request of the Teacher
Advisory Committee (TAC),
any future days of school
missed because of snow will
be made up on Saturday of
the week missed. Since the
Tenure Law allows teachers
to work only five days in one
week, if more than one day
in a given week is missed, it
will come out of Easter
vacation. The two days
already missed will be made
up Thursday and Friday of
Easter Week.
The local policy con
cerning Access To Per
sonnel Files was amended to
legally allow the sharing of
this information with the
State Board of Education.
Edenton-Chowan is one of 24
units in the State servings as
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a pilot model for testing a
teacher evaluation in
strument developed for
statewide use in the future.
Access to records is needed
to determine the reliability
and validity of the
evaluation instrument.
With the adoption of a
Resolution, the Board
moved to support a
proposal, offered by State
Treasurer Harlan Boyles,
which would call for an
additional one cent
statewide sales tax. Forty
per cent of the revenue
generated in each county
would go toward the con
struction of school facility,
twenty per cent for county
water and sewerage con
struction and 40 per cent for
the general needs of
counties and cities.
In other business, Board
committees were appointed
to begin the process of
formulating the 1982-83
school budget and Dr. J. H.
Horton was appointed to
serve as the liaison between
the local board and the N. C.
School Boards Association.
The resignation for
retirement of James T.
White, Driver Education
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teacher at Holmes High
School was accepted and the
employment of Nan
i Copeland approved.
Board members were
reminded of a dinner
meeting with the State
Board of Education,
Thursday, February 11, 1982
February 2 in Williams ton
and of an Alliance for
Progress meeting at 7 P.M.,
February 11.