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Alternative Education Initiated this year, Alternative Education is a program now in the planning phase, to help more students of this high school succeed. Our school isn't the first to use it, however, Waterford has a model program which L.O. has been observing. Waterford received a competitive grant from the Federal government to develop their Alternative Education program and included was 310,000 to 315,000 to help other schools develop their own programs. Our school has benefited from those funds and has initiated a five phase program to develop Alternative Education here. In September of next year the fifth phase will probably begin. Mr. Kinser. Alternative Education director stated that it all started a few years back when people began question- ing how effective the high school was and how it could be -,,,,,.... DONNA COAKLEY ATTENDS the children in child care at Neovec. PAT WATTS CHECKS the balance of a fan in automotive class. . A mi . : . ..M 4 Q if f. 'F x z-.i:,:t'f ,- 'YIf'ir5,?I, ' 4 iff' ifl4P?i'3ffW7E-i??'fl?4v. r A f?.:f,5 , V I 1 it .W :.yWa,, ' L ,.., . ii, Mary Jean Blazo, Harold Carlin, David Cleveland, Calvin Darby, Gary Hughes, James Johnson. 190 Alternative Education
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Michigan. Then he came to Lake Orion High School where he now teaches classes of Physical Science and Conservation. Physical Science consists mainly of basic chemistry and physics, while Conservation is a different sort of emr.t.-.1' science. This class studies wildlife, energy and minerals, soil and water, and forestry. Since nature is his favorite study, to Dave this class is a natural, Because of this affiliation with nature, he also is the sponsor of Earth Club. This group participates science in ecological projects and in such outdoor activities as camping, horseback riding, tobagganing to name a few. ln addition to everything else, he coaches boys' Junior Varsity football and girls' Junior Varsity soft- ballj ,as X Academics 189
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