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PAGE 7 - PLAINPEALEB - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER N, 1M 4 fc v update on m Schools Candidates night at MCC The voters of McHenry County College District 528 are invited to attend Candidates' Night at McHenry County • College Thursday, Nov. 3. The Student Life Committee of MCC has invited the eight candidates vying for three seats on the seven-member MCC Board of Trustees to participate in a session designed to aid county residents in making an educated choice when tney enter the voting booth Tuesday, Nov. 8. Beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the MCC Student Lounge, candidates will each be allowed a total of 10 minutes for a presentation and answering questions. Candidates for the three six- year terms, in the order in which they will appear on the ballot, are: Eugene Meyer, Marengo (incumbent); Herbert W. Lutter, Cary (incumbent); G. William Hubbard H, Crystal Lake; Barbara Walters, McHenry; David E. Glanz, Crystal Lake; John Vrett, Woodstock; Richard E. Wildey, Crystal Lake; and Lee Schuppert, Crystal Lake. Members of the East Campus National Honor society are shown above: first row, John Snyder, Kathy St el mack, Marilyn Stueben, Dave Suchomskfc and Tammy Virgo; second row, Pam Bradley, Laura Dworniczek, Sue Hoover, Jenny Peterson, Elaine Robbins, Carol Snyder, Mary Sweetwood, Paul Westphal, Tom Wynveen and Charlene Einweck; third row, Bea Gemmell, Greg Gil more, Debbie Gorham, Greg Ha|ek, Paula Hiller, Bill Iwanski, STAFF PHOTOWA YNf CAVIOCO Annette Koscher, Mike Milinac, Dan Mohnen and Sandy Musielak; fourth row, Anne CXLeary, Andrea Pace, Mike Podpora, Sarah Prust, Debora Ransdell, Donna Ransdell# Vic Romandine, Delia Saunders, Lisa Settle and /̂ ichele Smith. Not pictured are Steve Law, Brian Smith, Elizabeth Baker, Bob Gende, Marty Koleno, Sarah Lamboum, Bobby Orin and Chris Vehring. IQIIOR MART MSM 23UW. ROUTE 120, EAST OF --JJ . , will inuirani, »Vtii Iiig- State school meetings seek input from public A MAM! AM A# ^ A «TR A fkamne f A of f O in {«i#A«i«n A^4AM A/1I IAA4A anil «*A«vr A t»/1 Prtn ( A series of statewide meetings to seek public input on the status of education in Illinois began this month by the Illinois Commission on the Improvement of Elementary and Secondary Education. Using national reports • recently released on education as a basis for discussion, the commission is focusing on the following themes to attain information on specific topics from the public: -How adequate are the state's expectations for in­ structional standards and pupil performance across all ages? -How should time in school be specified to assure ef­ fective instruction and meet our expectations? -How 'can we recruit, educate, retain and reward more good teachers and educational administrators? -How can we assure that our schools are adequately preparing youth for higher education and-or the public- private employment sector? Even though specific topics have been assigned for each commission meeting, in­ dividuals may discuss other educational issues that are of State education workshop at Marian Insight Two, a professional education workshop, will be held at Marian Central Catholic High School Friday, Oct. 28, from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The workshop is sponsored with the cooperation of the Illinois StateBoard of Education, the office of the "Regional Superintendent of McHenry County, McHenry County Curriculum Council, and Marian Central Catholic High School. The workshop en­ compasses areas of education that would interest both primary and secondary teachers, those working as administrators, curriculum directors, pupil personnel staffs, andf otheirjpdpport staff SOtne topic# to * be covered include Creative Writing, Basic Skills - Math, Assertive Discipline, and Gifted Education. Professionals in each area will use various techniques to present materials and concents. The workshop promises to send par­ ticipants back to the schoolroom with useful materials and strategies. Funds to ,support this -activity were provided in £paekV by Chafer n ECIA (Block Grant) to the Illinois State Board of Education. Lunch will be available at Marian Central cafeteria between sessions from 11:30 and 12:30 p.m. concern to them. The commission was created last summer by Senate Joint Resolution 61 that directs the commission to study the problems related to elementary and secondary education, to explore ways to improve education, and to report its findings and recommendations to the General Assembly by Oct. 1, 1984. The State Board of Education is responsible for , providing staff assistance to the commission. Persons interested in presenting testimony at the commission meetings should contact Gail Lieberman, 100 North First Street, Springfield, 111., 62777 or telephone 217-782-0342. Old [Milwaukee 12-12 oz. 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