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Shop Opens Doors toWomen Title IX: What is it? How does it affect this school? These are a few of the questions that arise when Title IX is mentioned. Although many students don’t know what Title IX is, it does affect them. Passed in 1972, Title IX opens every course to both boys and girls. Most of the courses in this school were already open to boys and girls before the pass- age of Title IX. There are, however, a few things the school had to do after the adoption of Title IX. First they had to publicize it. Then they had to create a method to handle complaints, should they arise. The school also had to prove to the government (with much paperwork) that it was being enforced. Neither students nor teachers seem to mind co-ed classes. Most believe they help prepare students socially for the future. When foods instructor Mrs. Benson was asked if it were harder to teach boys than girls, she replied, “It was harder to relate to boys because of their inexperience at cooking.” Mrs. Kristensen, also a home economics teacher, believes that in the future boys will make good use of what they’ve learned in foods, family living, child development, clothing, or interior de- sign. When asked if boys seem to feel superior to girls in physical education, Mr. Kiger simply said, “Boys naturally show off around girls, but to some physical abilities the boys are better than the girls.” When Miss Schwinefus was asked the same question, she answered, “No. The physical education program is set up so that everyone has an equal opportuni- ty” Mr. Pepers, Mr. Fender, and Mr. Peterson like having girls in their shop classes. Not only do the girls seem more willing to learn, but the boys act more like gentlemen. All three teachers believe that the boys accept without difficulty the fact that girls can take shop classes. Title IX, a success at Audubon High, shows adaptability to a changing socie- ty- 1. Jim Perkins keeps score for boys while bowling in P.E. class. 2. Jerry Strausser signs up for next year’s clas- ses. 3. Title IX artwork by Debbie Jen- sen. 4. Rhonda Hacker is hard at work in welding. 5. Rod Jensen and Brian Boken make pizza for independent living class. 6. Brian Anderson cleans up after a day in the kitchen. 12 Title IX
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