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Oldest neighborhood newspaper in St. Louis · Independent and all volunteer-run since 1970

Category: School Leadership

Historical April 1990 report or notice.
On September 7th Hamilton Branch 3 opened its doors to welcome back teachers and students.
The Neighborhood School and The Unschool, which have been housed since the fall of 1972 in Grace Church, are merging their programs this year.
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).
Cleveland Young, Principal of Hamilton School, was stretched out and relaxing when we visited him in his midtown apartment this past week, but his attitude was not that of a relaxed man.
If the people of a community could choose a principal for their school, they would probably pick someone who knows the school and community well, and has gained the respect and friendship of the teachers and students.

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