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Show 2P DESERET NEWS, Wednesdoy, September evaluation tf plete the entire school system which will include an examination of the experimental modular scheduling program, but added that the modular has program scheduling looked good to date from a professional standpoint." This program has captivated the interest of the students and pleased faculty members, who are in a good the position to determine value of this type of curricuDr. Wiscombe said. lum, However, if our evaluation indicates this program is not of as much value to individual youngsters as we think, then we will obvioulsy modify it or return to the other kind of program. East High principal, Joseph W. Richards, charged that the were complainants passing judgment on things that they dont know anything about. He said East students are for responsible attending classes under the program and attendance checks are conducted, but admitted that some students abuse their Salt Lake City school officials today defended East High School against charges and of student misconduct of the modular scheduling program leveled in Tuesdays Salt Lake City Commission meeting. Dr. Arthur C. Wiscombe, of Salt Lake superintendent City schools, said that many of the loitering students are not members of the East student body and charged that commissioners are not in a position to evaluate Easts experimental flexible scheduling system. The contdoversy arose when three residents of the East High area complained to the commission f,ia. students create a nuisance by parking in front of residences along 9th South and litter the area with Leer cans and lunch de-f- a r I s. The commissioners directed their attorney to prepare a resolution asking the Salt Lake City Board of Education to look into the prob- lem. Dr. Wiscombe said the district has In progress a com . PARK The Boaid of Education approved new salary for and referred two GRANITE unscheduled time periods. We have vide open campus, and a lot of outsiders come around all the time, Richards reported, adding that 9th South is a favorite meeting place to the yquths. He said he hopes to meet with the three citizens who registered the complaint to see if we can work together to ease the situation. "We want to be good neighbors, lie said. Richards charged the complainants with trying to gve us a black eye by emphasiz ing that the cans were beer He said that containers. most of the litter consists of soda pop containers obtained from dispenser machines at nearby service stations. I regret that these people (the three complainants) didnt come and talk this problef through with us before going to the commisRichards commented. sion, He pledged that the school administration will work like we work all the time to have the students keep the campus clean. Granite Tuesday schedules employes requests for hazardous bus service to the districts transportation committee. Salary schedules for so- - Purses Rifled Nancy Marie Taylor, - Nampa, Idaho, and Cled- La France, 3714 Highland Dr., told Salt Lake County Sheriff deputies their purses were rifled for about $45 inside a business at 3793 S. State. Farn w orth Elementary and Kennedy Junior High School f erred to the Transporiadoii Committee to consideration involves certain students at Gain Increase In Granite Non-Teache- rs Aides dhiool criticism 10, 1969 School TINY called classified personnel those serving in such positions as custodians, secretaries, bus drivers and school Hearing Aid lunch wo rkers were increased about 6.5 per cent. Schedules for administrators and other certificated personnel who do no tactually teach were Increased approximateto teacher inly parallel creases, according to Supt. Elmer J. Hartvigsen. Teacher salary schedules, approved were before schools increased more opened, than 9 per cent at the upper levels. The two bus requests re-- HAPPY, HAPPY SAVICJSS WORN ALL IN EAR Sonoto lies smallest hearing aid is worn ail in the ear ideal for active men and women who need better hearing. The SONsT weighs just one-tenof an ounce with battery. It slips right into the ear no outside cord, tubes or wires. 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