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People Who Work to Upgrade Citizens of Gadsden County elect a superin- tendent and five school board members to make decisions and enact policies that govern the edu- cational process of the county. The county educa- tional system is composed of fifteen schools. The Chattahoochee area is served by an elementary school and a high school. Students from the high school who desire vocational studies are bused to Quincy for a three hour block of time. Chatta- hoochee High School has an enrollment of four hundred and sixty students and a faculty and staff of thirty-four. Major school board policy expected to influ- ence the lives of the Chattahoochee High student body centers around the Criterion Reference Test and Pupil Progression Plan for the 1978-1979 school year. Several members of the board and the superintendent visited CHS and recom- mended various physical improvements. On May 1, 1979, work on a modern lunchroom facility began; consequently, there will be improved and updated food services provided for students. Right: Mr. Grinelle Bishop is Superintendent of Schools for Gadsden County. MEMBERS OF GADSDEN COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION: Randy Green-Quincy; Harold Henderson-Havana; C. W. Harbin - Quincy; Will Ramsey - Chattahoochee; Ed Fletcher - Greensboro.
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Our Educational Facilities Below: While passing in the hallway, Mr. Parramore, principal, and Mr. Griffin, assistant principal, pause to discuss a mutual problem. Filling the positions of ad- ministrators at a high school is both challenging and reward- ing. There are many problems which must be faced and solved with a minimum of confusion and a maximum of discretion. Problems faced by the adminis- trators at Chattahoochee High School follow the basic pat- terns including tardies, absen- tees, discipline, textbooks, curriculum, schedules and other related details. Pre- paring the school for an evalua- tion by county staff was an ad- ditional challenge during the present term. However, the problems and differences can be pushed aside and forgotten as these people who make administra- tive decisions watch the stu- dents participate in activities ranging from academic con- tests to athletic competition. They are elated when their stu- dents succeed, and they also share the disappointment that comes with losing. Administration II3
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