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HIGHlA D PA - The si -month "Intr ductions" art and culture
ries in Highland P rk public h I contin with a thr -part
program on "Cultural Traditions."·
In luded in the April 22. 5 p.m. program t HPCSC 15 Wood-
ward. are "A Lecture Demo tration of Arabic Music and Dane for th
Middl East." by Aida AI-Ad i of t D troit; Oral Hi tori ; How
to Capture and P erve Your Family' Stori • by HP teachers; and
Afro-Carib an Music, by Dr. Lorna McDaniels, prof or of ethno­
musicology at the University of Michigan. The community is cordially
invited, free of har e.
ir t-grader mUUT
reading challeng
mGRIA D PARK - All 0 Highland Park's 43 first-graders m t th
r ding challeni e in the fourth year of the Running Start Program.
Developed by Reading I Fundamental (RIF) Inc., ard funded by.
the Chysler Corporation Fund, Runni ng Start challenges first-graders to
read. or have read to them, 21 books in a fixed la-week pan.
T program which t and p rent invol'let'l\ftlQ,.
de igned give children a .. 0 ecomtng r._�
the 21 t c ntury.
Announcement of th 100 percent mar came t th annual Running
Start Rally at HPCHS April 1. Th event. which drew. vera! hundred
parents and children. included a pcrforman e by nationally noted tory­
teller Jackie Torrence, "The Story Lady", of Charlotte, N.C.
Highland Park' Running Start coordinator, Sandra Thomp on, was
awarded a plaqu by RIF, citing her "exceptional creativity enthusiasm
and dedication." .
In the first three y ars, 75, en. and 95 percent of the first-graders.
rc pe tively, met the challenge. In 1993.. books were read.
The search for a n w Superintend nt of Schools for Highland
P rk i in pr gres .
The local Board of Edu tion is a epting applicauons post­
marked no J t r than April 23, 1 3. The h 1 board plan to
fin th position by July 1. '
Highland Par form r K-12 chief executive, Eldon L. Mar­
tin retired F b. John Sundt formerly Deputy Superintend nt,
is serving as Acting Interim nperintendent.
High! nd Park has 3,7 2 tudents in K-12 school and an-
1 ti ucauon,
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