Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

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Superintendent’s Message Perhaps, in the final analysis, what we are all seeking is a healthy or, as the Psalm puts it, a right spirit. Such a spirit is free from chronic conditions of hatred, anger, fear, guilt, shame, or feelings of inferiority which can stunt and distort growth and impede activity. Freed from these diseases, our spirits will be healthy and hungry for the sustenance of knowledge. They will exult in growth in power to comprehend and in the challenges that exercise that power. They will enjoy the supreme satisfaction of the assimilation and re-direction of knowledge and insight into creative achievement. The purpose of education, it seems to me. is to help people achieve such healthy spirits, to develop their abilities to torage for sustenance, to provide the full amount and variety of nourishment and stimulation that each of them can use. and to help them to learn the techniques of creativity best suited to each. As education comes near to reaching this goal, it will contribute mightily to the joy of individual fulfillment and the achievement of a continually improving social order that will make this individual fulfillment increasingly possible. 5