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Parents
To Aid
Decisions
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have no alternative but to examine
the programs prior to presentation"
even though "these are Isolated
cases that come once a year and
only then at the request of school
officials."
Davis said sex education la taught
as low as the fifth grade In that a
health nurse visits the schools sutd
talk to girls about menstruation and
boys about hygiene. That procedure
Is repeated in the middle school
(Central).
"There are probably more citizens
concerned over the lack of sex
education than those who think there
la too much," Davl» said.
In other business Monday night,
the board:
+ Heard a report from Food
Services Director Martha Wright on
possible Increase of about 10 cents in
lunch prices for 19TB-80. The bosu'd
agreed to delay any official action
until Its August meeting.
+Was presented copies of the 1B7B
KMIIS yearbook by annual advisor
Joel Rountree. Rountree said the
yearbook showed a profit for the
first I time In several years, and
showed hla appreciation to the
students who work on the staff.
+Cancelled Its July meeting and
set the August meeting for the first
Monday night.
+ Dlscussed policies for non-
certlfled personnel. The board
approved two recommendations
from the policy committee and
tabled three others.
+Accepted the resignation of
teachers Hilda Leonard of North
School and Martha Stone of Oentrsil
and hired Barbara Gatta, KMHS;
Laurie Ann Hoyle, North; Martha Jo
Bralley and David Owens,
Psychologists; and Barbara Stepp,
Centred.
+Accepted students Crystal Gantt
and Regina Ratley from the Gaston
Oounty school system.
+Approved a basketball camp at
(Central School to be directed by
Kathy James.
+ After a lengthy discussion,
approved granting $13S plus t2B
registration fee for six students to
attend Presidential Cltuisroom for
Young Americans. Chairman Alex
Owens broke a 2-2 tie after BUI
McDaniel and Marian Thomasson
voted for the motion by McDaniel
and Kyle Smith and June Lee voted
against. Last year, the board
granted $200 for six students.
+Heard a report from Supt. Davis
on recent test results. Davis said 12
of the 24 KMHS juniors who took the
competency test passed and 17 of the
38 who took the math test passed.
Davis said Intense remediation
efforts wUl begin this summer and
predicted most of the seniors next
year wUl be able to graduate.
Grover
Adopts
Budget
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Mayor BUI McCarter, who con
ducted the hearing, said that the
board concurs that more poUce
Thursday, June
protection la needed but that "we
have been unable to come up with
the necessary funds unless you
want to pay a higher tax rate."
Grover’s present tax rate Is 3B cents
per $100 valuaUon. The police budget
for the new year comprises one-
third of the ad-valorem tax base, he
pointed out, offering an alternative
measure that citizens form a
Community Watch In the com
munity.
Included In the new budget Is
$06,014.63 In the general fund with
revenues from utUlUes expected to
be $21,000 for a total of $116,014.63.
The city Is anticipating that ex
penditures In the utUlty department
wlU be $27,322.41, said McCarter.
Several citizens suggested that the
recreation department budget be cut
and that the funds appropriated for a
proposed recreation center be used
to hire another policeman.
The need for sidewalk and street
repairs came under discussion and
Mrs. Juanita Pruette presented a
petition from property owners on
Chestnut and Walnut Sts. protesting
14, 1070-MIRROR-HERALD-Page SA
drainage problems.
Fire Chief Joe /Boheler accused .
the board of sitting on projects
which have already been approved.
“Why does It take so tong to get
started on street Improvements that
have been voted on and approved?",
he asked. Street Comm. Harold
Herndon defended the board, noting
that prices received from bidders
were "out of reason",
Mrs. Pruette retorted that "we
have been trying to get our streets
worked on for 20 years”.
Mayor McCarter reminded the.
citizens that during the present
administration a new 'Xown Hall la In
operation among other tangible
Improvements. He praised the board
for Its diligence In presenting "a
workable budget while maintaining
the current tax rate."
Upon recommendation of Mayor
McChrter, the board named a seven-
member Community Action com
mittee to study proposals for a
community center In town. They are
Jim HoweU, UUle Mae Rollins,
O’Leary White, Suzle Keeter, Karen
Moss, Joe Rountree and BUI Camp.
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American Art History
MW
1612
Introduction to Business
TTh
8 10
Basic Photography
MW
1612:30
Business Math
TTh
1612
Photography 11
TTh
1612:30
Economics I
MW
1612
Reading Dynanaics
TTh
1612
Small Business Management
MW
1612
English Grammar it Composition I
TTh
1612
Office Machines
MW
610
English Grammar 8c Composition 11
TTh
1612
Office Machines
TTh
610
Masterpieces of World Literature
TTh
1612
Economics II
MW
1612
Introduction to Theatre
TTh
610
Business Law I
TTh
1612
World Civilization II
MW
1612
Business Finance 1
MW
12-14
Music Appreciation
MW
1612
Business Finance II
MW
12-14
Introduction to Psychology
TTh
610
Business Law 11
TTh
1612
Social Psychology
MW
610
Investments 8t Securities
TTh
1612
Abnormal Psychology
MW
1612
Accounting 11
MTWTh
810
Introduction to Sociology
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610
Marketing
TTh
12 14
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8 10
Business Communications
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1612
Social Science Survey
MW
1612
Accounting III
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610
American Institutions
TTh
1612
Taxes
MW
1612
Intermediate Accounting
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8 10
FASHION
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MW
8 10
Fashion Show Production
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1613.-1612
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T
8 12
Fashion Salesmanship
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610
Patrol Procedures
MW
1612
Traffic Planning 8i Management
MWTh
8 10
SECRETARIAL SCIENCE
Police Organization 8c Administration
T
612
Seminar in Criminal lustice
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1612
Typewriting 11
MW
610
Introduction to Sociology
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610
Typewriting III
MW
1612
Advanced Typewriting
MW
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610
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MW
8 1630
Dictation 8c Transcription 11
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610
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MW
10:3613
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1612:30
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MW
12 14
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1612:1613
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MTWTh
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1612:30
Filing
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12 14
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1612:30
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610
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TTh
1612
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1612
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English Grammor 8r Composition I
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1612
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1612
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M
12 14
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MW
610
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ThF
1614.-1614
Plant Layout
MW
1612
Obstetrical Nursing
M
612
Hydraulics
TTh
8-10
Basic Pharmacology
ThF
11-13:610
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TTh
1612
Clinical 1
TW
6:4613:43
Trigonometry
TTh
8 10
Clinical I
Th
6:4610:45
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TTh
8 10
Medical-Surgical Nursing II
MF
8-13:8 12
Radiation Physics
TTh
1612
Vocational Adjustments II
M
13 14
Special Procedures I
T
1615
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F
12 14
Critique 111
Th
14 15
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8-U;6-13
8-14
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Automatic Traiumission I
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12 14;810
10-14
8-12
12 14;8 10
10-14
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Machine Shop Theory 8c Practice V
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8-13;814
8-12
12 14
8-12
1214;814;8-11
11 14:8-10
10-14
8-14:8-10
10-12:8-14
12-14:10-14
8-10
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MW
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Basic Photography
Th
1722
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w
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Reading Dynamics
TTh
18-20
English Grammar 8r Composition I
TTh
20-22
English Grammar 8c Composition II
TTh
2622
Masterpieces of World Literature
TTh
2622
Introduction to Theatre
TTh
1820
World Civilization 11
MW
2622
Music Appreciation
MW
18-20
Introduction to Psychology
TTh
1620
Social Psychology
MW
18-20
Abnormal Psychology
MW
20-22
Introduction to Sociology
MW
18-20
Introduction to Sociology
MW
2622
Marriage and the Family
TTh
18 20
Social Science Survey
TTh
2622
American Institutions
MW
1620
English Grammar 8c Composition I
M
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T
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Fashion Sketching
M
1B22
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T
1822
Typewriting III
Th
1622
Advanced Typewriting
Th
1622
Medical Terminology II
M
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Dictation 8c Tronscription 1
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T
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Patrol Procedures
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2622
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Th
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Introduction to Sociology
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2622
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Th
1622
Patrol Procedures
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18 20
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2622:18 20:2622
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2622
Seminar in Criminal lustice
T
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Introduction to Sociology
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1620
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1820
2622
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MW
Introduction to Business
MW
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Economics 11
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T
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TTh
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MW
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2622
2622
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18-22
1820
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18 20
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