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FACULTY AND CURRICULUM Sturdy wheels carried the covered wagons across rugged, unknown territory. Rolling along winding trails, the pioneers came nearer to realizing their final destination and ultimate goal. The wheels of progress are present today even in our school, for they have turned the administration to the concept of Modular Scheduling. This relatively new type of system serves as a tool to produce a more effective program. With our second year of this system in full progress, there has been a significant increase in the number of teaching teams organized and in teacher involvement in cooperative planning. The aims and objectives of courses have become more evident with this increase in involvement of planning. Students are given more opportunity for individual work and personal initiative. They have become increasingly conscious of themselves as learners rather than “attenders.” Accompanied by continual improvements and adjustments, the wheels of “curriculum progress' will eventually lead Alliance Secondary School closer to its ever-changing goals. 17
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Bronco Lake Area, Alliance, Nebraska
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Administration Promotes Individual Achievement Coordinated action of many individuals and groups is a requisite for Alliance High School’s smooth and efficient operation. Responsibility for this smooth operation is the duty of administrators, teachers, and student body. However, this year, more than ever before, more individuals determine the degree of success of their personal achievements. In conjunction with this philosophy, the faculty is encouraged to allow students more freedom in their actions in order that the student body may realize greater academic and personal maturity while still in high school. Coinciding with the individual approach, all departments recognize the effectiveness of small group presentations. With student function more clearly defined, the students are given more of an opportunity to exchange ideas, increase participation, and discuss their ideas to a logical conclusion. “There is no doubt,” stresses Superintendent Dr. Stanley Wilcox, “that our 1968-69 school system is superior to that of former years.” Assistant Principals—Mr. Don Crowder and Mr. E. J. Brown. Superintendent—Dr. Stanley Wilcox. Guidance Counselors—Mrs. Phyllis Neuswanger and Mr. William Dreyer.
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