Show Page 10 Gunnison Valiev News Wednesday May 12 1999 Gunnison Qualifiers for the State Track Meet to be held at BYU this weekend 1) aiher M u h tic Sciumkiio Richlield tor his work with the inmates who tic services Ralph Hansen a LiteSkillsieachersince Norkrt Walson a Jehovah Witness volun teer who supplies religious inlorma tion to inmates who desire it Adram Harward who helps keep up the LDS Keith and Genealogy library Bartholomew whoovorsees75 amily Home Evening couples Founders Day Awards were given ra to Doug Barton ol KM dio He was honored lor "bmg community minded using the radio to support worthwhile functions programs and people in the communities which he serves CUCF knows that Done Barton I nKlU in alwavs be counted on to lend his ” support when needed Jim Olsen who as “edilorownerot the Gunnison Valley New sand Salina Sun has provided informative articles varving from new construction and tcnovation efforts to serious incidents atC UCE Material relayed to the public has alwavs ken fair accurate and honest " lor who has worked as a Carole l volunteersince 1992 “CUCF tor the dedicated volunteer service ” she has rendered Mavnaul Jacobsen who as Gunnison allcv net hie hasplavedakey role in the overall lire and life salety protection lot the stall inmates and Me propertiesofCLCF Gunnison Council business (Continued from Page 1) Dailey Auto Mall The business will that between ears in cost specialize $8(XX)and$l()(XX) Currently the build renovated accommoto is being ing date the business The city council also accepted the annual Sanpete County ire Protection Contract According to Mavor Steve Buchanan the contract gives the city about $9(XX) It was pointed out however that Gunnison has the largest areaol the county to cover and Councilman Vern Hatch wondered it the city was being paid in proportion to the ai ea covered In other business Brian Jensen ported that the pool constiuction was on track lor an early June opening He said that the evterior would be ready for a service protect planned by the LDS Stake 'loulh Conference in June dial the pool was lull ol water and that other pioccts were being accomplished weather permitting Councilman Marc art reported several area residents have inquired as to w he the r C UCF s Y2 K pre pared and said arden arle Hobby was willing to come visit with the council to share with them then plans and update the council She stated that Hobby was also available to discuss the progress til the new 208 bed facility Mter approving to pay bills went into executive session FREE activation! 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First FREE incoming minute! and girls’ track top 5 of Region meet teams finish in Friday May 7 1999 at Mann High School was the Region 12 Track and Field Meet The Gunnison Valley Bulldogs made a great ef tort plac ing Third Sherry Nay Rory Hansen First in Shot Put in the 100m Dash Third in the 4x 00m Relay q ual lied in earl ier meet for the 600m Medley Relay Jared Harward First in the High Jump Second in the Long Jump alter- in Region for the Boys and the Girls look Fourth Overall of the Ibeventsat State the girls will represent 10 event The boy s w ill represent 4 of 7 ev ents Coach Petersen said “It will be a great day at the track having 6 of the 17 events including both boys and girls There have been years when having only a few athletes has made it a So Coach Petersen long weekend" Melanie Hansen and Daniel Hansen are quite excited about the number of athletes going to the State Track Meet nate in Relays Fourth in the 42(X)m Run Fourth in the 800m Run Third in the 4x400 qualified in earlier meet tor Justin Bowles the 1600m Medley Filth in the High Whit Reynolds JumpThird in the 4x1 (X)m Relay Third in the 4x4(X)m Relay Alternate in the Metric Marathon in Gunnison or Troy Shelley at 17 East Center Ephraim CellularONE race date set Medley Relay Shehasalsoqualt-liethe 400m Dash Second in the Javelin Third in the 4 00m Relay Fourth in the4(X)m Run Alternate in the Medin The annual Miserable Metric Marathon scheduled to be held n Saturday May 29h is sec king volunteers lor race activities The Miserable Mettle Marathon and Less Miserable Run will held in Salma Utah Both races will finish at the Salma C'ltv Park ley Relay for ShiloBelnap Jaylene Dailey Third in the High ifth m the Long Jump Third in Jump the 4 100m Relay Third in the 1600m Medley Relay SihyllcRebholtz Third Volunteers are needed the evening olFridav Mav28h and the morning ol May 29" If vouarc interested in being a part ol this year s Miserable Metric Marathon (without the physical misery) contact Mai kTuckerat Jennilyn Smith Third in the l6(X)m Medley Relay (X)m Katie Limb Third m the Seniors looking for donations GVHS II there is anvone who would like to donate to the Gunnison Valley High School Senior Party please contact one ol the Senior Class Of tic ers Kristin Avery Brittney Jensen 528 8789 DuuseFrandsen528 8729 Darin Frandsen or Cassidy Me Kean Relay Third in the 6(X)m Medley 4l I ynette Jensen Fifth in the Discus Others participating forthcGirlsTeam of Gunnison Valley were Tana'e Edwards Melissa Nay Anne Harde Staei Pickett and Jessica Rosenvall Jared Harward tied a school record recent Region Track meet in Manti (Continued from Page 1) with the ability to move The first year all students had to be placed into four new programs at their correct level Students needed to be placed in materials that are challenging but should that students are able to at an 8()' mastery level or above 6 Understanding the coaching model and the importance ol coaching each group in each subiect area During the first year of the program it was hard lor teachers to accept someone coming in from outside of theirclassroom to help them teach The coaching model had a hard time being accepted as an improvement model 7 Keeping the public and School Board informed on progress of the program The first year of implementation (before the program was implemented cor rectly) there was some Hack from the faculty and the public At this point however there is less stress on students because those students in a place in the program w here successful and every one feels are they happier about the program 8 Budgeting time for mservice The first year requires a lot of intensive inservice which requires extra time A correct Direct Instruction implementation would require at least 70 hours ol inservice Recommendation for Implementation The program had a higher impact on Preschool through third grade 2 A successful implementation can be accomplished schoolwide in all areas 8 Implementation is complicated the first year but becomes easier each follow ing year 4 Before you start implementation be ‘A KP For a limited time get a terrific deal on anv new 1999 or new prior vear Cirizlv Kodiak Wolverine Big Bear 4WIX Big Bear 4WD Hunter Fdition Warrior Timbcrwolf 4WD Blaster Banshee Big Bear 2WD Bearlracker But d in’t dclav alues this great won’t last long Breeze and Badger Freedom RV & Sports Center Gunnison 528-724- 4 k Be prepared to know that during the implementation there will real "highs” and some “lows" 8 Continually remind the students how smart they are and how proud you are 7 the growth they are making Next Steps The Gunnison Valley Elementary School will continue implementing the 01 program the w ay w e are now along w ith some changes W e teel good akiut the We would like to total implementation preserve the best of what we have learned They are as follows: A Seamlesscurriculum Students have been grouped and evaluated at end of year so placement is easy transition B Team work among grades GTeach to mastery and high expectations of students D Scripted lessons H ft 01 n twn Also yearthrough the state is discussing the possibility of keeping GVES as a demonstration site for the future T hrough the goal setting program this year we have identified two areas that we need to work on in the future: Misalignment of Direct Instruction and the State Core Testing 2 Filling the gaps that exist between the State Core Testing and the Direct Instruction Implementation Teachers will work during the summer with additional materials to address these two problems Through a grant we have enough money to provide the teachers with some additional time and materials to address the problems LDS Special Interest Dinner yl ua details sure ou hav e a commi tmenl from most of your stall 5 Be sure you do enough inservice with your stall that they feel with the philosophy and materials 6 Parents and community must underfore starting stand the program E Paraeducators are very important to program F Value of lime G El lie teachers We have also applied for and accepted this year for a Comprehensive School Relorin Deomonstration Program This application helped fund for the luture and was planning awarded lor the school year Wejust received notification from the State Department that they will continue funding for the school mo for the High Jump at the during public meeting at GVES "fi inttlxt vM month contract required See store in ASAP program to be reviewed 283-501- 0 12 Coates Jordan Troy Nay Tim Dyreng and Shaw n Ledingham ShyanneMellor FJRiEE Dimcomiimg floe odd© See Rasmussen’s ACE Dash Eighth in the 2(X)m Dash qualified earlier in the 600m Medley Relay alternate in the4x 00 Other participants included Chris Rosenvall Chris Hansen Randy South w ic k Josh Dav isCoby Knjdsen Kevin Eggleston Randy Beck Zaek 6(X) fm calls year yp ft® 3600 minuses! Medley Rick Christensen Fourth in the l(X)m Dash Third in the4x (X)m Relay Third in the 4x4(X)in Relay qualified earlier in the 6(X)m Medley Relay Devin Ball Seventh m the 00m May 14 and 15 Those placing at Region are First in the 100m Shilo Hurdles Tirst in the 8(H)m Hurdles bird in the hird in the 2(M)m Dash CUCF honors volunteers (Continued from Page boys1 ©YAMAHA The Gunnison Stake Special Interest Dinner and program will be held at the May field Ward on May 8 at 7 p m POOR |