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i W ABOVE: After observing Mr. Bryant's class, Mr. Lewis discusses his evaluation. RIGHT: Superin- tendent Max Redmond introduces guest speaker Dr. James Van Allen at the open house for the vo- cational building. FAR RIGHT: Principal Robert Lewis introduces the Minot, North Dakota students during the welcome assembly. 28 Administration
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RDITIINISTRRTICN Fairness olttemped in grading system l'm not aware of any system that has it in all subjects, but some have it in one subject area, commented Superinten- dent Max Redmond on the new grading system. The locally developed system was designed to allow students ade- quate time to finish their work. Fairness was sought since students don't all do work at the same pace. According to Mr. Redmond, the main purpose is helping those who put forth an honest effort, not giving lazy students a sec- ond chance. Three administrative positions were eliminated to save money. Two new po- sitions were created to cover grades K- 12. Mr. Readshaw who had been assis- tant junior high principal became direc- tor of secondary education and Mr. Dusanek became director of elementary education. He previously had been as- sistant superintendent. High school principals were cut from two to three. Duties for the new directors of educa- tion were supervision of K-6, 7-12. This was the first year for Iowa school districts to negotiate under a formal col- lective bargaining law. Chicago lawyer Jerome Robbins was hired by the school board at S60!hour + expenses to negotiate with teachers. Mr. Red- mond explained that the decision was based on the felt need to have a well written contract the first time. ....7' . .- -f I , ,ff ---M. . .. W. ...... ,, ' - .f.j':-Lwh QR 'C 'aww ' il l LEFT: Mr. Redmond and Mr. Baker continue their running joke about deer season as Mr. Baker presents a plaque to Mr. Redmond. The inscription reads We think you're a dear. ABOVE: Business Manager Charles Dunlap takes care of budget and financial matters. ABOVE LEFT: Attacking the pa- per work, Assistant Principal Gordon Roxberg be- gins his day. TOP LEFT: Secondary Education Di- rector Mr. Robert Readshaw returns a call to Central Office during a visit to the high school. 'PHOTOS BY: ABOVE: B. Fitzsimmons, OPP. PAGE RIGHT: B. Thornburg, TOP: L. Baker, ABOVE: D. Fraise, LEF'l': B. Pepple. 29 Administration
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