The-Leader_1990-08-23

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Schools offer varied programs
TEAMMK ChiU^n af Sonth ^ s a u C»ninun% teperatte Nmery
school jmeUce slraA% and ffiam worl< diiririg a group 'mstruction* effort
The school offers hands-on experience for two. three and four-year-olds.'
, ActivitlBS.include art, inusie, drama..e^Mng. field trips, dlscst^ry and
. s h a r i i g , ' i ^ s t e ^ ^ the NfS, Department of Edteaien with cerflfied
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bylra|.^hildkraut.
.Tlie Freeport School District offers '
..^lefliliyplaBB^^ucatiaaalprograRis .
m mm. £«dat mid conffln% nceA
froffl Pre-llaiergarteH. la Adoll
Oontiniurig Eteadon.
Freeport*s .'Early' Childhood
' Bdacation Fiagraro ihelude's Pre-'
KIniergamn and Xltfiergartea
' Btndems, proyidinn learning
opponunities for die Distikt's four ancT
five-yeai-olds at the Columims Avenue
School. ", . . •
M Freeptt ^ht>ols o^to a varied
af.niethoii designed tt foster,
maximum educational-growth by'
meeting individual learning needs.
Effective inching nethods art -
supplemented i f compu^M^sisKd,
bistruction ta provide individualize
...•freeport..schools, to open-.September 5..'.'
Freeport School district hours for 1990-1991
AM Pre-kindergartGn
; atKi Kindt^iaten.
.PM Pre-Kindorgajteti ..
•.sMKindi^atten-" "
Gr^es 1-4 .
Grades 1':4
""•Gray.es...l4-'"-
. GraJe S:.. ;'.'
• Grade 6
Grades 7-8,
" Grades i - 1 2 .
:.,.Ck)lumbus.Early Childhood •
". EiucatBB Center •
Leenia AmaM, Oiret&r
CoiumbusEarV Childhood
..Biucattoneanter . . . ,
MB. teorta ^ » l d , I»edor
Ardier SUeet School. '
Thomas Hifl^, Pti.tHf^: • .
. Leo F. GtoV" School"
. James Glennon. Prirtcipal
." iifvlew AtralJe Sehool.
; Anthony Duhamel, Princlpd..
. &oiine G. ^ n s e n ^tw>ol •
©Borge tttps. PrtiWpd .
Caroline a MdnsQrt School
• "GiorgeGji^.Primipl
Time. ".'." /.•:•' " ',
^25 am. to 10:55 a;m.
ii:55a.m. to 2:25 p.m.
9:35 aiTi. to 3:35 p.m.
. 935 am. to 3:35 p.m.
". 9a.m.teap.m,'-... \^
.9ajns-ta3pjn. ."-.••...
.825a.m.to2:^p.m.
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• John w! bodd Junfor H^h ScHoql 750 am. to 2:10 p.m.
^Hardittgl»Bfian,Pite#a! ; -. . .. • . ..
. Freeport Wgh Scl»ol" : -. 730 am. to zm p.m,
Davtd'A. Church. Principal =:, ' .
lessons in the zwm af Riding,
Mathematfes, ahd many other sub.^t.
areas..
The Grades S-6 Center at (be
C^lteG.Addnson^tad.tncUI»a' .
' fully t f ^ ^ Sci^e bboratny, B ^
as part of the grade S program, all
students take part in the innovative
"Voyage of the Mlmi". pr4|eet,
InvoMng Scienn, .Math, and
Ttehnol^, . " . " .
* The secondary schools offer a full .
complement of academic courses, •
includiiQ-nsh opttnns as A'dvansed'
Placeo^nt mdcoUep level cow^i.
Independent study, and elee'tive
courses.-' • .
'.. For students interested in Scioice or
Math ^asA die OMm Insiln» at
ReepM i ^ Scfat^ povides taariug
in resoKb ^diods ^ ^stan^ iM
project development'
In order .to. meet the. n^w ':
requlma^ under te fogenis ^atai
Plan, a ligniflcwt.iennictari^ of
course (iWngs and ^msc tev^ fm
• been implemented in the secondary -
schools. AU seqdenixi necessary'fiv.'
.^doi^te meet tbs ie» icqite^iB
are prg<iiU in \«i^ng terete to m l
'studentn^ds. ' ' • • ' " ' • . '" ' '. •
Extra-curricular activities at the-junioT
and sotior hU'sdiooIs pn^de -
lof a^Mteigetf M m s i O ^ A ^ .
teain'OMitts for teHi ^xes.nelad^
badmloion. basketball. bDwAng,;
football, gyrnnasdcs, lacrosse, riflery,' -
soccer, tennis, trade, and voII^taU.
Scbori tatt ihe a ^ ^ a t o n t ^ tf die
faciliib'or.the.Freqport Recreation
Center.'where they .can practice and
hosnliiHgteanB, •. ".
.. Otils 1^3 otgan^Ans denntSMle
thewlie-ranging Inierestk ef-tte
students:- At Dodd, these include a
mitlU-faceted student government,
yeartoiki new^aper. -Utera^
mag^fai. and ^i^Mzed elite U
acadmie^ weH m fecial tatf^
At'Fte^ft High SduMi; a school
new^^Mt, l i t e r s o»gaite* and :
]«bali l ^ ^ h j o i ^ ate i t em %
stu^tt. akat s^dei^ p a i t i ^ ^ b
Odyssey of the KQnd, Fiimre MtAem
Solving, and matiilele competitive
tearai.'S6llothe^aroii^ve^^BfceB
of »ad»a gbvemwBC dttbi ^ ^ as
e l e o p ^ ph6t(W^> ch^I»Ui.,' -
and Aamatlc groiqs. . --- . ..
•All Freeport schools feature miBic '
bistra^Ui and e i m u ^ b^b,'pid
oretaste, Thi.etoneniiry i s d '.
secooAy schoob^edttle ramits .
daring tbd school year for students and .'
parents. The perfoming grocfa aim
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