School Within a School. Library Bell Educational Complex.
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| Title: | School Within a School. Library Bell Educational Complex. |
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| Authors: | Jones, Tyson L. |
| Peer Reviewed: | N |
| Page Count: | 10 |
| Publication Date: | 1972 |
| Descriptors: | Career Education, Curriculum Development, Dual Enrollment, Educational Complexes, Educational Innovation, Junior High Schools, Learning Resources Centers, Program Evaluation, Quarter System, Speeches, Vocational Education |
| Geographic Terms: | Tennessee |
| Abstract: | Two junior high schools for enrollments of 800-900 students each (Grades 7-12), are being constructed concurrently with an instructional materials center, a multipurpose building, and a vocational school on a 150-acre site in Johnson City, Tennessee. Each school is to have its own principal, assistant principal, counselors, secretaries, and aides. English, mathematics, science-health, and social studies will be taught in each school. Other subjects such as Latin, modern languages, art, reading, and a strong offering of prevocational and occupational courses will be taught in the central complex area containing a little theater, the instructional materials center, the cafeteria, and the physical education facilities. Such a school-within-a-school complex is designed to provide all the economies of a large school and at the same time maintain the closeness and personal touch of a smaller school. (Author) |
| Entry Date: | 1972 |
| Accession Number: | ED063625 |
| Database: | ERIC |
| Abstract: | Two junior high schools for enrollments of 800-900 students each (Grades 7-12), are being constructed concurrently with an instructional materials center, a multipurpose building, and a vocational school on a 150-acre site in Johnson City, Tennessee. Each school is to have its own principal, assistant principal, counselors, secretaries, and aides. English, mathematics, science-health, and social studies will be taught in each school. Other subjects such as Latin, modern languages, art, reading, and a strong offering of prevocational and occupational courses will be taught in the central complex area containing a little theater, the instructional materials center, the cafeteria, and the physical education facilities. Such a school-within-a-school complex is designed to provide all the economies of a large school and at the same time maintain the closeness and personal touch of a smaller school. (Author) |
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