Elementary Curriculum Committee
To Evaluate Course Of Study
The Department of Education
in Juneau announced recently
that a Committee has been named
sto evaluate the course nr
for all of the elementary schools
iy£ Alaska. The appointments were
made by Don N. Dafoe, Commiss
ioner of Education for the Terri
r
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tory of Alaska. The Legisla
ture appropriated $5000,' for the
study.
The committee will held its
first meeting at Anchorage April
7-11 to begin work on the orojeet.
The group is to review the stan
dards and requirements in the
academic areas prescribed for
met for the schools to WappHvod.
The members of the Co*n altti t
are: Mrs. Betty Sprawl till, KodlM
Mrs. Agnes Farnsworth, F U ^ *
Mr. Harlan Johnson, Kotchiknn,
Mr. Robert Hall, El mend o 1
Alaska On Base Schools; Mrs
Daisy Bitter, Anchorage; Ms
Marie Paxon, Anchorage; Mis*
Ethyl ^ear.gooU, Fairbanks: Mr.
Bernard Park, Hoortah; and Mr
William Overstreet, Juneau.
Dafoe said the nine represent a
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Their wo»k will. be oocoo v^ted
through .oon Terry, curriculum
f.upervi,- , and Howard Matthews,
educational assistant both of the
Territorial Department of ^ Idea
tion. Arnold Granville, director of
he lerartment’s Anchor r: 3 field
«ff.ee, also will aid in the work.
Charles Ray. an associate pro
fessor of education :: the Univer
»ttyM'Ai****; Vexpected to
participate in the study.
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