Lin Fisher
.Liken football
Tamara Major
.Discovery Place
Stacey Warren
.Enjoys reading
Upuuons At tint Ward Elementary School
IWiat Do Students Like Atm School ?
} As the school year draws to a
close, parents and children natural
ly look ahead to summer when
School’s out. But this may also be a
teed time of year for students to
reflect back on the past year’s
educational experience and recall
what has been good.
Fourth, fifth, and sixth graders at
First Ward Elementary School were
asked what they like best about
school. Here’s what Charlotte’s
children had to say.
• LIN FISHER, of Lorraine Drive,
is a fourth grader in Ms. Bishop’s
class. To the question. “What do you
like best about school?” Lin re
plied, “Lunch and PE.” He has PE
once a week. “My favorite sport is
football,” he added. The fourth
grader also likes Ms. StilweO’s
science and language arts class.
• STACEY WARREN is in Mr.
Shaw’s sixth grade. A resident of
Carmel Ridge Road, this is Stacey’s
second year at First Ward. Read
ing is her favorite school activity. “I
enjoy reading. It’s fun because you
can picture the things in your mind.
Reading’s about my favorite sub
ject.” She also likes Ms. Blakely’s
science class.
•TERRY KRAMER, a sixth grad
er in Ms. Hudson's class, is in his
third year at First Ward. Terry lives
on Pensford Lane. His response to
the question was initially, “I don’t
know.” Then he added, “I guess
having PE with the teacher, Ms.
Merrill. Right now we’re working on
softball. One time we did soccer. She
teaches us different kinds of
games.” Almost as an afterthought,
Terry remarked, “I like science,
and sometimes math-but not
always.” A good student, Terry
reported, “The last two times, I got
Terry Kramer
.A “PE” fan
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Scophlan Springs
.Music and PE
straight A’s.” He'U be going to
McClintock Junior High next year.
• TAMARA “NICKIE” MAJOR
lives on Seventh Street. She is in Ms.
Coppage’s fifth grade. This is her
second year at the school. Tamara’s
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favorite thing about school is
“trips.” She especially liked going to
Discovery Place. “We’re going to
Raleigh on May 9,” she announced.
“We’re going by train.” Tamara
admitted this will be her first train
trip. She also said she likes Jam
boree. “It's like a fun day,” she
explained.
• PATRICIA ELLIS, in her third
year at First Ward, lives on Luther
Street. She is in Ms. Grainger’s sixth
grade. Her response was, “I guess
the learning. Social studies is my
favorite subject.” She especially
likes the projects the class does.
“We’re working on the Middle Ages
now, and like that the best,” she
concluded.
• SCOPHIAN SPRINGS, a student
in Ms. Ganatasiou’s sixth grade, is a
three-year veteran of First Ward.
She lives on Davidson Street.
Scophian likes PE, “because you get
to play games and have fun. It
exercises your muscles.” She also
likes music with Ms. Brewer
every Tuesday.
CPCC Receives National Rankins
Central Piedmont Community Col
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among community colleges in the
U.S. for teaching excellence in com
munity colleges in the U.S.
A team of university researchers
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study of teaching excellence in the
nation’s 1,219 community colleges.
The study was directed by Dr. John
Rouche, professor and director of
the community college leadership
program at the University of
Texas at Houston.
“This is the highest kind of ac
colade an institution which empha
sizes teaching and learning can
get,” said CPCC president Dr. Ri
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deserved tribute to the dedicated
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national rerofni^yi jnmriM*
“CPCC students repeitetfiy say
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quality of instruction they re
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prised that the fact is now na
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