Woodrow Wilson High School - Crusader Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Principal Pierce acquaints his new assistant, Mr. Domingo Regalado, with some of the statistics of Woodrow Wilson High. Pierce Stresses Community Involvement The New Reading Program is the most significant achievement so far this year and involves 160 students,” stated Wayne C. Pierce. I am happy about the new CVA£ work program, expanding the career field.” A new goal this year is the management team consisting of the board of education, teachers, parents, and students all trying to provide a belter relation with the community. The school is proud to see students excel and gain recognition for both themselves and the school. My objective is to improve the academic standing of students.” said Mr. Pierce. Mr. Pierce completes this year, his fourth year as principal of Woodrow Wilson High School. As a former coach, he enjoys various sports. He attended Texas A M University and received his Master of Education at East Texas State University. Mr. Pierce and his wife Jean have a son and two daughters. PIERCE 'mu Wilson High School ACADB

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Administrators Share Concerns of District The Dallas Board of Education and the superintendent's staff of Dallas Independent School District are making plans to participate in the Nations bicentennial celebration in 1976. These include the presentation of an authentic museum of educational history and a display of education artifacts. October 16 of this year was a historic date for the DISD, when the first transmission of the Telecomputer Grid linked the DISD to other school districts. The network allows participating school districts to share information, and provide two-way communication between classrooms in two school districts. The new High School Executive Assistants Program, consisting of 27 outstanding students, affords them the rare opportunity of working closely with top executives in various areas of Dallas business. A volunteer program was instrumental in getting the Reading is Fundamental” program started in Dallas and bringing noted speakers to the district to conduct workshops. School board members are working together on shared concerns, such as career education, staff development, and Individually Guided Education. DR. NOLAN ESTES General Superintendent of Dallas Independent School District. Shown at a school board meeting are Mrs. Nancy Judy. Vice-President, Mr. Farrell Ray. Jr.. President, and Dr. Nolan Estes. General Superintendent. 14 ACADEMICS

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Regalado, Fresh From Santone,99 Likes W. W. Our goal is to make this year the best possible.” Thus the new assistant principal Domingo Regalado expressed his hopes for Woodrow Wilson. He emphasized the importance of parent involvement at Woodrow and stressed the benefits of a greater business community participation. Mr. Regalado’s major duties are improving the attendance of students, and promoting the ESSA Bilingual Education Program. I would like to see the attendance build up to 93' and an enrollment of 1,400 students, he said. Mr. Regalado received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees from Trinity University. He also did graduate study at St. Mary University, Southwest Texas State University, and University of Texas. He came to Dallas from Tafolla Jr. High School in San Antonio. Mr. Regalado likes his first year in Dallas. He and his wife Maria have two children, Benjamin, 8, attending Dan D. Rogers elementary, and Daniel 4. MR. DOMINGO REGALA EX) Assistant Princif al of W. IT. High The new Assistant Principal. Mr. Domingo Regalado, received a warm welcome from the Woodrow Wilson faculty. 16 ACADEMICS