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WASTLLA HIGH SCHOOL FULLY ACCREDITED
The Wasllla High School has received
Information that It has been fully
accredited by the Northwest Asso
ciation of Secondary and Higher
Schools accord1ng to the Principal
James N. Pendleton.
This nat’onally recognized accredit
ing institution functions In Alaska,
Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho,
Utah, Nevada, California, and Hawaii
Full accreditation has been achieved
as a result of the school’s fulfill
ing standards set up by the Associa
tion with respect to buildings, lab
oratory and library, records, grad
ual on units, school atmosphere,
teacher preparation, teacher load,
pupil load, and athletics.
PALMER NIGHT SCHOOL PROGRESSES
With e^ght more lessons to go In
four weeks, Mrs. Margaret Cope, who
Is teaching all classes, reports
good progress In her typing'and book
keeping courses. Shorthand Is also
being given, but Is not advancing
as rapidly. Unon quest'oning, sev
eral students expressed satisfaction
with their studies.
Approximately 20 studehts are atter
lng these night school classes whi
are held twice a week on Monday anc
Thursday nights. The course started
on February 18th and will end on
March 26th.
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