The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 289, Ed. 1 Monday, October 5, 1987 Page: 3 of 20
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I HK BAVTOWN SI N
Monday. Oo|o>h«*r I9H7
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Report on 1987-88
objectives given
Administrators make report
By DAVID MOHLMAN
Baytown school trustees
recently heard a report on,the
school district’s 1987-88 depart-
mental objectives and acted to
implement one of their own 1987-
88 goajs for the school district.
Batry Nettles, assistant
superintendent; Mike Madison,
deputy superintendent;,and Jim
a Wells, associate superintendent
of-business are the three ad-
ministrators who submitted
their 1987-88' departmental ob-
jectives to the board.
Madison said all principals,
directors and other ad-
ministrators in the district also
arepreparing 1987-88 goals.
Before creating their objec-
tives, the three chief ad-
ministrators reviewed the
board’s August 1986 philosophy
statement and considered 1987-
88 board goals, Madison
reported. ,
The objectives are listed on 'a
work plan that includes each ob-
jective, the 1987-88 board goal or
goals which it satisfies,?the ac-
tivities planned to achieve each,
objective, an expected Comple-
tion date and standards bv which
success will beIneasured.
Superintendent Bill Kennedy
said board goals related to com-
munity relations, communica-
tions and-involvement will be "a
shaky area” this year as the
district operates without a direc-
tor of communications.
To implement its goal of
developing a long term building
facility plan, the board approved
hiringyonsultant John Townley
of North Texas State Universi-
ty’s office of field services. He
will coordinate a long range
facility study at a fee not to ek-
ceed $10,000.
Recommending Townley
before the vote, Kennedy noted
he helped the district during a
1985-86 management study.
In a memo, to trustees. Ken-
nedy said the study should invenv
lory current facilities and deter-
mine their condition and effec-
tiveness;.serve as a blueprint for
continuing study and review of
facilities; and serve as a plann-
ing tool. ' i
The process - should include
analyzing demographics that
reflect student enrollment, satis-
fying handicapped students’
needs and ideas for improving
older facilities and better serv-
ing current needs, according to
Kennedy.
-■ He said the plan also is ex-
pected to determine needs and
cost estimates for the next three,
five and 10 years. . -
School trustees
set 1987-88 goals
Baytown,school trustees’ goals for 1987-88 are as follows:
•To provide an educational program designed to meet the
educational needs of students, to ensure the highest level of
academic achievement and strive for continued improvement
in student performance.
•To support a program that provides equitable educational
opportunity and resources for all students
•To provide an educational environment designed to educate
the “whole child” — one that not only challenges academically
but encourages the development of.varied interests, inner
strength and character. „
•To support efforts designed to employ and maintain die
, most outstanding personnel available, with due regard to the
* provisions of Board Policy DAA.
•To ensure the district’s financial affairs are conducted in a
responsible, ethical and efficient manner
•To actively seek community input and support and to pro-
vide evidence of program accountability to the district's varied
publics through a consistent, timely and effective communica-
tions program.
•To determine approaches which will reduce the district’s
costs while maintaining a quality educational program.
•To implement a well-balanced curriculum so that all
students may realize their learning potential and prepare for
productive lives.
•To develop a long-term building facility plan. '
•To involve parents and other members of the community as
partners in the invol vement of schools.
RATIO COVER
• Doors
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American
Product* # $creen Rooms • Enclosures
• Soffitt • Siding • Windows
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American
Labor
MASTER CRAFTSMANSHIP
Built by Sonny Krizak
481-8888
District philosophy stresses
quality, total program
Military
briefs
The Statement of Philosophy, adopted in August
1986, for the Baytown school district is as follows:
The philosophy of the district embraces the pro-
vision of a quality, comprehensive educational pro-
gram that meets the needs -of all students. The
social, emotional, physical and academic needs of
students must be met in order to ‘appropriately
serve the “whole” child.
Basic academic instruction serves as the nucleus
of the educational program. Additional programs
and services are provided to maintain the quality
and comprehensiveness of a well-rounded District
as the community has come to expect and in which
the community can take pride. 4
Helping each student achieve his potential is the
priority consideration of the district. To ac-
complish, this, both immediate and long-range
planning are required. Setting appropriate and
measurable goals for students and school person-
nel is essential for accountability. Striving for im-
provement is an ongoing process.
Quality education includes the employment and
retention of the most outstanding personnel to be
found. Evaluation of strengths and weaknesses
must be done in an organized manner and effective
approaches Jo enhance strengths and improve
weaknesses must be provided.
The district must reach its expectations while
becoming increasingly cost efficient. Each tax
dollar spent must directly or indirectly result in
providing the best possible educational program
for students within the district.
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Army Natibnal Guard Pvt
Rachel Davila, daughter of
Lionor and Francfsco G. Davila
. of Channel view, has completed
~ paste training at Forf DTx, N‘.J
During the training, students
received instruction itfdrill ancl
ceremonies, weapons, map
reading, tactics, military
courtesy,; military -justice, first
’ aid and Army history and traeje
tions.
She is a 1987 graduate of Chan
nelview High School.
Army Pvt. Pam E. Edwards
-daughter of Igeane Edwards of
Liberty and sister of Art is J. Ed-
wards of Trinity, has completed
basic training at Fort Jackson,
S.C.. „ - -
received instruction in drill and
ceremonies, weapons, map
reading, tactics, military
courtesy, military justice, first
aid and Army history and tradi-
tions, ■■
She is a 1982 graduate of Liber-
ty High School.
Pvt. Arrori L. Smith, son of
Kathleen M. and Willie F. Joiner
."of La Porte, has completed one
elation unit training (OSUT) at
the U S. Army Infantry School,
Fort Benning, Ga.
OSUT is a 12-week period
wijich combines basic combat
training and advanced in-
"dividual training..
-The training included weapdns.
qualifications, squad* tactics,
— patr&lling. landmine warfare,
field communications and com-,
-bat operations. Completion of
this course qualifies the soldier
as a light-weapons infantryman
and as an indirect-fire crewman.
Soldiers were taught ta per-
form any of the duties in a rifle
, or mortar squad.
He is a 1986 graduate of La
Porte HighSchool.
School menus
. TUESDAY
•> BAYTOWN
BREAKFAST — Fruit juice,
sausage, biscuit and milk.
LUNCH Pizza, mgr choice
vegetable, lima beans, salad,
milk and cobbler.
BARBERS HILL
BREAKFAST French toast,
juice and milk
LUNCH Lasagna or pork
steak, broccoli, carrots, tossed
s.ii.ul, french bread, milk and
brownie # v
crosby 7
BREAKFAST - Scrambled egg,
juice and milk. - - *
LUNCH Salisbury steak,
i ice- onion gravy, cam*! celery
slickS, given beans, mil and
milk
py
BIRTHDAY
Leslie Marie
Araujo
Daughter•o( 3'erry '& Dennis Araujo of
llnylfan I'HfdiriiU'fl her 2nd' hirUiftnv etr-
he lias one t
(. r,indpar^spj;<illau^
anHTTen & Alice Araujo, all ot Baytown
Kalyn Ashley
' Stoemer
Daughter of Forrest 4 Robin Sloerner of
Baytown, will celebrate her2nd birthday
on October Hth She has one sister.
Brianne Christine, and two brothers.
Forrest Gene 4 Jason Ryan Grand-
—parents are 0‘F t Buddy i & Glynn
Perkins of Baytown and Dauphih Island,
Alabama, and K II 4 Jean Stoerner of-
Baytown Great grandmother is Bessie
KdgJev of Baytown
Ryan Charles
Hotchkiss
Son of Sammy 4 Terri "Hotchkiss of
Baytown, celebrated his 2nd birthday on
September 2Hth. Grandparents are Leo
4 Vera Barta; and Alvin 4 Daphna Hot-
chkissA ajl j)f Baytown. Great
grandparents are Mrs Wesley Janacek.
Sr of Schulenl
kiss of Albion, FennsyJvani
Ashley Lene’
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 289, Ed. 1 Monday, October 5, 1987, newspaper, October 5, 1987; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1052687/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.