Santana High School - Yearbook (Santee, CA)

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f , , 5. if .au 0 3, Sultans get excitedll We are one at l l4 outstanding high schools in the na- tion.Santana was selected as a National Exemplary School, The celebrating be- gan in June ot last year and has ex- tended till now. While l,A, f e were cnjoying our last week of sunshine betore the new school year, Principal Bob Brady, Jane Schaffer, and Governing Board President Fred An- -Q., 4 my ' -nil, U -, n 1 r lv' P . W., K . , ,ff it ,,, - ,iff aw ff? wfv.- g ww: , ll l i drews were in Washington DC., accept- ing the excellence in education Flag. The flag was presented to Mr. Brady by the Secretary ot Education, Terrell Bell. While in Washington, they were ad- dressed by President Reagan and at- tended G champagne luncheon in their honor. In a news report released by the Department of Education, Secretary Bell said, ullepresenting the great cultural it ' ,fa'A la P Illlll .,.V4 , , -. ,wjgw ,,..1' and demographic diversity existing in the communities at our nation, these schools have uniformly demonstrated that they foster maximum student de- velopment and learning, pay careful at- tention to the educational needs ot all ilieii studies and are committed to over- coming obstacles and sustaining al- ready high programs, Exemplary School 5

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