Berkley High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Berkley, MI)

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orld of Direc ' This is a world of direction where superintendents and school administra- tors work together to create at Berkley High a working unit from the individual interests and a From the mem cation who dec graduation req to the school keeps a recor ministration i High. The c dent require i tion of policy administrators students' bene ies of 1900 students. of the Board of Edu- n educational policy , ents, and textbooks, eciipitarial staff that attendance, the ad- .nucleus of Berkley ng needs of the stu- vehignt and modifica- rnethod, and school ovide this for the tl0Il page 10

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