ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989 - Library

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHome schooling discussed by Jane S Preis sSpecial legis session for schools placed 'on hol d'Legislators say time not right for session on educationPulaski Dist and teachers agree on 1 pct salary raiseGov Clinton's retreat on education is subj ect of columnRules on equity in schools being formulatedTommy Robinson says state plan would get Ark out of courtsEugene Reville sent lump-sum salary payment by distsHenry Woods says he did not order lump-sum pay for Rev illeDists consolidation study planned by state Education DeptTeachers becoming scarce, but mass exodus not seenState educ officials set goals for next decadeConway Dist has money woes despite increased state aidPulaski Special Master AV McCutcheon's pay is $149,750Gravette school to hol d Bible readings off campusPulaski Metropolitan Supervisor Reville gets new checksThree dists listed as facing mergersFairness guidelines approved by state Education BoardMetropolitan Supervisor Eugne Reville 's of fice budgetGravette plans for of f-campus Bible classes questionedSpecial Master Mccutcheon to hol d hearing at LRAnti-truancy funds for LR upsets Rep Lloyd GeorgeSchool Accountability Comm meets, but has no appropriationGarland County dists face NAACP consolidation suitNAACP seeks equal per pupil expenditures in Garland CountyFewer blacks now seeking teaching degreesDists may be allowed to delay meeting standards indefinitelyArk acted legally in funding Pulaski desegregation, ct rulesRul ing on use of funds was blow to Magnolia DistMetropol itan Supervisor Reville to hold meetings with parentsMagnolia Dist ruling won't affect Pulaski settlementLakeside Dist will grant Jerry Carbo Jr early graduationFort Smith paper cal ls for changing names of high schoolsProposed guidelines limit length of probation for district sArticle explores quality of small school district sSome smal l dists graduate as few as six students per yearDistricts struggle for funds to meet standardsList of new laws district s preparing to meetOark High School senior does not think larger school betterTeacher says Oark High School prepared her well for collegeEmmet Dist 's smal l enrollment limits activities, coursesSchool siz e make s little difference, college professors sayEnola Dist is near brink of being consolidatedState's 10 smal lest dists compared with average distsList of state 's 10 smal lest dists (table of statistics)Burton Elliott, Earle Love discuss challenges aheadLR Dist early childhood program achieves racial balanceLR Dist enrollment. by school , race , and pct changeLR Dist enrollment risesGoals for year 2000 endorsed by panel created by LegislaturePrayers may kick of f many football games this fallPulaski Co Dist enrollment, by school, race and totalProposal would force PACT members to join both NEA and AFTPulaski Dist 's Mills High School tries new discipline system08/.08-/89 B07 108/09-/89 AOl 208-/09-/89 A03 408/10-/89 AOl 208-/,10/89 BOl 108/10-/:89 BOl 2QB{, 10-/89 BOS 108-/,1 2/89 AOl 208-/;13/.89 A13 408/.14/89 BOl 408/14/89 BOl 408-/.14/.89 B02 108-/.14/;89 BOS 408/.15/.89 AOl 208-/.15/89 B01 208-/15/89 BOl 208-/15-/.89 BOl 608/.15/;89 B02 308-/.16t89 AOl 2QB{,16/,89 B03 408-/,17/.89 BOl 208-/.18-/;89 B04 10 8-/18-/.89 B04 108-/19/89 BOl 508-/,19/89 BOl 508/22/89 BOl 208-22/;89 BOB 308-/,23/89 BOl 208-/,23/89 BOl 208-/;24l89 AOl 508/;24/89 BOl 60 8-/; 24/89 B03 208-/:25/.89 BOl 208-/26/89 BOl 20&/.27/-29 AOl 20&/.27/89 AOl 208/27/89 AOl 308/127/89 AOl 40 B-f. 27 /;89 AO 8 10 8-/, 27 f,89 AO 8 108{-,27/;89 A08 50 8-/.27 -/.89 A08 5O&f,27 /.89 A09 108-/;27 /89 A09 308/27 /,89 A09 408-/27 /;89 cos 108/28-/89 BOt 408-/;29-/89 A04 208-/. 29-f.89 A04 40&/,29/,89 B02 108/;30-/.89 AOl 208-/;30/;89 B02 108-/.31/89 AOl 209/;01/;89 AOl 590