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on· 0 reo n V 0 cat ion
school officials y.
Terrance P. Dunn, president of the
tional Honor Society, ill pre' de.
ember of the Benton Harbor d
of Education ill be introduced and
brief remar will be given by Superin­
tendent Jame Ha kin and high hool
principal Jame Rutter.
Dr. Fred Brieve, Director of In ruct­
ion (K-12) for the District, will pre nt
the 1984 cia valedictorian, Elizabeth
S. Mohr and salutatorian, Patricia Anne
ella.
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216 Benton Harbor I 49022
DECATUR - Tri-County He d Start
announces expansi on plans for Head
Start next fall, when an additional
300 children in Berrien, Cass, d Van
Buren Counties will be rved. Total
enrollment will be 873 children of
September, 1984, according to director
Orion H. Flo er.
Tri-County oper te He d Start during
the school year. The fir 'hool year'
program in, 1970 rved 100 children.
The children were then' rvieed through
cl oom operations.
Currently, T . -County serve 653 chil­
dren via cl r ms, home-b d (where
Approximately 50 niors in the
of 1984 at Benton Harbor High
School will be honored for holastic
chievement and leadership at the
hool's annual Senior Honors Convoca­
tion to be held ednesday, ay 23 at
7:()() p.m. in Benton Harbor High
School' Performing Arts Center.
The yearly Honors Convocation pay .
tribute to academic excellence in gr du­
ating niors by scholarship and other
awards tendered by colleges, univer itie ,
local organizations and individuals. The
scholarships awarded at edne ay
night's convocation repre nt mone-
tary value of approximately SIIO,OOO
the Teacher goe into the home and
orks with the parent and child),
and the obile Unit (where a motor
home t up a a classroom, par s in the
communities, and the children come to
the unit for group socialization ssions).
Of the 653 children currently rved,
573 are regularly funded enrollees and
80 are from a one-tirne-only 'expansion
for the current year. Tri-County also
contract with ile Community Schools,
South Haven Public Schools, and Keeler
Day Care, to operate Head Start 'pro
in cl oom tting, Mr. Flower
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