Room 114 programmed a project called "Folk Tales."
Category: Education
With this issue we bid a hopefully temporary farewell to Chris Lange, who has well and faithfully managed both the business and layout of The Paper for nearly two years.
Questions on the many services offered by community agencies in the St. Louis area are now being answered by librarians in the city-wide St. Louis Public Library system through CRIS, the Community Resource Information System developed by the Health and Welfare Council of Metropolitan St. Louis Access to the comprehensive index of human care and specialized educational resources is provided to each of the eighteen branch libraries through a central directory located at the Main Library.
Is the proper role of the school merely to teach the three R's?
Several people in our neighborhood have been actively involved in Citizens for Progress in Public Education, a coalition of members of parent groups (Creative Education; Nottingham PTA), a teacher group (St. Louis Teachers Assn), and various neighborhood and political organizations (Montgomery-Hyde Park; West End Community Development; 8th Ward Democrats).
The Unschool has been publishing the UnPaper for several months now.
"Christmas with Hamilton" was a complete, inspiring success.
Some of the Hamilton School Kindergarten had an extra surprise while on a trip to Famous Barr to see Santa Claus and the Christmas Fantasy Land.
Well, when Hamilton School was being built, I didn't want it to be built.
The grass is tall; the leaves are green.
What is a baby?
The first thing we noticed in Avis Carlson's living room was the title of a book on her coffee table, "The Good Old Days--They Were Terrible".
