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ZCOMING IN ON THE SPECIAL SERVICES PROGRAM he purpose ot the special services classes is to assist students develop skills they need to be successful in classes, T That is Mrs. Murnane's estimation of the special services program. Some classes in this area include math, science, reading, English, and social studies, along with vocatlonally geared classes and tutorial programs which help students survive in regular classes. MVS- Mumane also Commented, Mr Clyde Tublck instructs his class Mr Larry Tuscano pauses in his X X 4 , , ' 1 5, The instruction is g broken down into smaller portions to make it e easier to understand. gsThe special services aiso provides support and smaller classes which help with individualization. s The students are able to take on information needed to boost their skills. Mrs. Murnane said, The teachers don't go on until each student understands the present lesson. These ctasses are very beneficial to the students and the school. e SPECIAL SERVICES 38 LMI: A TZ14!
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.,:,,,, N Mrs. Jagernauth, biology teacher, M00 and JGCK, SHUS Manny, elle 3 explains facts of anatomy. creation of Mrs. Showers creative anatomy class. LOOKING AT THE WORLD OF SCIENCE hat is science? According to the dictionary, science is a classification of knowledge concerning some subject. In simpler terms, science is a i conglomeration of subjects like chemistry, biology, astronomy, and anatomy, torname a few. Deer Valley offers a wide variety of science classes, including the ones mentioned above. Last year, Deer Valley held its first science fair, with about 450 to articipants. Prizes were awarded three categories: lite science, Q i V science, and medical. arts. r All entries were awarded a certificate of participation. The Deer Valley Science Fair was one of the biggest in the state aridf we will exceed the efforts of last V X year when we host the 1987 i science fair this spring. Students are encouraged to enter the science fair held at ASU , commented science teacher, Mrs. Jan Showers. ri'-,oi Jiili 3 7
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Michelle Bowles, senior, takes notes in her L.S. Biology Kelli Winters, sophomore, appears to appreciate what she class. is learning in her math class. ' f SPECIAL SERVICES '-'wi A my 39
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