Chippewa Valley High School - Layon Yearbook (Clinton Township, MI)

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llililirlii One Isn't the Cnly Number With the increasing demand for computers in the working world, the Mathematics Department is also keeping up with these demands. There will be an attempt to incorporate the use of computers into the existing Math classes. Plans are also being formulated to incorporate a Speed Card Reader and a Graphics Plotter in the Computer Programming classes., New machines are being purchased to update the Computer Programming classes so it will be equivalent with that of the new vocational building. The department, is in the process of identifying the minimum competancies of students in mathematics. These competancies will be re uired for raduation fl. f t MW' 1 - I' ,pf

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The Social Studies Department deals mainly with events that have changed the course of our lives and government procedures which are constantly re-evaluating these changes. We here at Chippewa have an array of courses to chose from, anything from psychology to sociology, and economics to world affairs. So if you want to learn about our past and find out what might happen in our future the department to head for is Social Studies. According to department chairman Mr. R. Kocan, This year's Social Studies Curriculum Council has worked very diligently in formulating a new course of study in grades K-8 which should enhance the entire social studies program in the district. .41 Past, Present and Future -li 'll lc Ii 'II T 'lH I ll ll ll I

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