Chattahoochee High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Chattahoochee, FL)

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Chattahoochee Elementary School: A New School, A New Building, A New Concept When the school year 1970-71 began, a great change confronted the citizens of Chattahoochee and the surrounding areas; all schools were fully integrated. Southside School was open for grades one through three, and Chattahoochee High School was composed of grades four through twelve. Im- mediately, it was determined that there was a need for a new elementary school; therefore, when school began in August 1972, a new physical plant was ready. This facility was equipped to accommodate grades kindergarten through six. Activities and events include the following: Introduction of the “Pod” Concept.. . steady increase in enrollment of students and staff . . . Art and music added to cur- riculum — art dropped upon removal of state funds . . . Addition of guidance and helping teacher . . . Student Council organized . . . portable added to house physical education ... State Assessment test .. . County Criterion Reference Test . . . roof con- tinually leaking .. . implementation of Good Citizen program . .. formation of Advisory Committee . .. Above: New Chattahoochee Elementary School is located at the comer of Maple Street and Highway 90 E. 12 lntroduction

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Back to Basics Is Emphasized in Arylis L. Parramore Principal Charles D. Griffin Assistant Principal “Wait up. I’ve not seen you around much lately.” “I’ve not been hiding. I finally decided in my senior year to study for finals early. That way I’ll eliminate last minute cramming.” “Bet you’ll not stick with it. By the way, how has your year been?” “Better than usual. I’ve even made the honor roll once or twice. What about you?” “Just great. I really feel our school is moving forward academically. We’re small and our cur- riculum is limited, but our teachers try to broaden our knowledge as much as possible.” “That’s true. People who criticize our school should look at the success of our graduates. Most rank right up top. That reminds me. I did a very interesting project in journalism.” “Yeah? What was it?” “I had to ask the students a question on what they had found interesting and or unusual in their classes 14 Curriculum