Dr. Linford A.
Werkheiser, )allas
superintender. of schools,
announced th the 1976-77
school year w ! begin for
all students in thé Dallas
School District an Wed-
nesday, Sept. . 8. The
professional staff of the
Dallas Schools will par-
ticipate in an in-service
orientation program on
Tuesday, Sep. 7.
pt. 8 all students in
grades 1 through 12 will be
attending full day sessions.
Daily schedules: for all
elementary students in
grades 1-4 will be from 9:15
to 3:45 p.m.; the Dallas
Intermediate School
students, grades 5 and 6,
will attend from 9:15 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m.
Junior High School
students in grades 7-9
and staff will be available
to assist pupils in locating
their rooms. The schedule
of school entry for kin-
dergarten students is being
provided to parents during
the student-parent-teacher
pre-school conferences.
Dallas Junior High
School students are asked
to meet at the following
locations: 7th grade in the
auditorium, 8th grade in
the cafeteria, and 9th
grade in the gymnasium.
Dallas tells
Dallas School District
has announced a change in
the 1976-77 free and
reduced price meal and
free milk policy for
children unable to pay the
full price.
Local school officials
have adopted the following
Dallas Senior High School
sophomores are requested
to report to the high school
auditorium. All juniors and
seniors should consult the
bulletin board listings and
report to their assigned
homerooms.
Secondary students who
have not registered for
school should report to the
building office of their
respective schools. All
elementary pupils not
registered should report to
Mrs. Mary Shaver in the
Dallas Township
Elementary School.
The school lunch
program will begin on
Sept. 8, the first day of
Parents are
reminded that the cost of
the student lunch is 50
cents for elementary
pupils and 55 cents for
secondary students.
Milk will be available for
individual purchase at the
-same price as last year.
Free Meals
Reduced Price Meals
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{ begin school at 8 a.m. and
dismiss at 2:49 p.m. The
Family Size -and-or Free Milk+ Lunchand-or Breakfast nNpw p4cULTY-Nine new faculty members attended the
13th annual orientation meeting of the Lake-Lehman
elementary; second row, Susan Roese, elementary; .
family size and income
; : m. iteria for = determinin Dolores Casilli, secondary; Deborah Deluca, secondary;
4 high See begins gtr Qligibility: 2 Sus $0 DE Bo jot School District on Monday. Left to right, first row, are Denise Witek, elementary; and Richard Hohenwarter,
; : 3 9 9 M il i i . :
p.m.Parents should consult Children of parents and Three 0 to 5,980 5,981 £09,320 eT Soren EE paann damn Secondary
the bus routes publishedin guardians who ' are Four 0 to 7,130 7,131 t0 11,110 : : ? S
the Dallas Post, Aug. 19, unemployed, or become Five 0 to 8,190 8,191 t0 12,770
(See P. 9) to determine unemployed, are eligible Six 0 to 9,240 9,241 t0 14,410
their child’s bus assign- for free and reduced price Seven 0 to 10,200 10,201 to 15,910 1.- L h 1d h
ment and departure points. meals or for free milk Eight 0 to 11,150 11,151t017,390 o S t eacner
Upon arrival at school, during the period of Nine 0 to 12,010 12,011 to 18,740
| all elementary students unemployment, provided Ten 0 to 12,870 12,871 £020,090 ° °
il are requested to move to that the period of unem- Eleven 0 to 13,730 13,371 to 21,430 ori e n t a t 1 on 9
i their assigned classroom. ployment causes your Twelve 0 to 14,590 14,591 £022,770 P
| Class lists will be posted in family income to fall Eachadditional family member Lake-Lehman School Eileen Payer, audio-visual esacre la’s
i sach elementary building within the eligibility $860 $1,340 District conducted its 13th coordinator; and Mrs. S up per C l u b
i Ni ; criteria. Families falling within economic need based on annual orientation meeting Carol Ashton, director of :
| these scales, or those the income and number of [Of New faculty members, food service, explained Rt. 118-10 min. from Dallas,
Sg suffering from unusual persons in the family and Aug. 30, 8:30 a.m. to noon, their services in the school
| N 3 V1] circumstances or hard- any unusual circumstances at the Lehman-Jackson district. FR IDAY NIGHT SP EC IAL
bl ] ships are urged to apply for or hardships which affect a Elementary Building. Following a short break,
RE ST A UR A | T free or reduced price family’s ability to pay for Superintendent of the members divided into "CHOICE REG. $3.75
¢ Cc hmches -and-or. free. milk school meals and-or milk Schools Robert Z. Belles two groups, elementary \ b . 2
Dallas Shopping [1p R{clg for their children. Unusual ~The information provided and Elementary Principal and secondary. T OP 7 0
: circumstances and bard- on the application will be Charles C. James were in Elementary faculty
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ships include unusually
high medical expenses,
shelter costs in excess of 30
percent of reported in-
come, special education
expenses due to mental or
physical condition of a
child, or disaster or
casualty losses.
In certain cases foster
| children are also eligible
for these = benefits. If
| families have such
children and wish to apply
for such meals and milk,
they should contact the
school. They may do so by
filling in the application
forms sent home in a letter
to parents. Additional
copies are available at the
‘ principal’s office in each
school.
Applications may be
submitted any time during
the school year. The easy-
to-complete form requests
information that school
officials need to determine
held confidential and will
be used only for the
determining of eligibility.
Under the provisions of
the policy, the Coordinator
of School Nurses will
review applications and
determine eligibility. If a
parent is dissatisfied with
the ruling of the local of-
ficial, he or she may
request, orally or in
writing 675-5201, Dr.
Linford A. Werkheiser,
Superintendent, Dallas
School District, Dallas, for
a hearing to appeal the
decision. Hearing
procedures are outlined in
the policy.
The policy also provides
that there will be no
identification or
discrimination against any
child because of his-her
race, religion, sex, color,
national origin, or inability
to pay the full price of the
meal and-or milk.
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charge of the meeting.
Registration was at 8:30
a.m., followed by a general
meeting of the nine new
members and orientation
participants.
Robert Z. Belles wel-
comed the new faculty
members and outlined pro-
fessional responsibility to
education. Anthony
Marchakitus, assistant to
the superintendent, ex-
plained the central office
and the teachers’ respon-
sibilities.
Available health services
were described by Mrs.
Marilyn Smith, school
nurse, and Miss Sylvia
Bator, guidance counselor,
outlined guidance service.
Michael P. Toole, home
and school visitor; Mrs.
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members attended sess-
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sibility and educational ob-
jectives of elementary
school; other responsibility
inherent to the profession;
teacher and the elemen-
tary office and person-to-
person exchange.
Secondary teachers at-
tended sessions on prin-
cipal role, secondary
policies and procedures,
pupil personnel proc-
edures, media service and
person-to-person ex-
change.
"Members attending were
Marilyn Cigarski,
Georgeann Adams, Larol
Pilger, Linda Adams,
Susan Roese, Dolores
Casilli, Deborah Deluca,
Denise, Witek, and
Richard Hohenwarter.
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