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for specific ‘recom- clothing neglect may be

returned to the board

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the ‘student’ ‘population of
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that. “nurses Ml reported

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abuse and negiect amongst
the elementary schools. of.
the District.”

The report. ‘made. a
number of recommendations

mendations to be made.

“We've identified more
needs than can be met with
our resources,” said Trustee
Marg Jessup who chaired the

‘task force.

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of teenage pregnacies,
alcohol abuse and gifted
children were not addressed |
as the committee wanted to

highly subjective but he
admitted that “there is no
question that that schoo! has
a much higher incidence of
problems in that area.”
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much of the data collected
was “harder nosed” and less

subjective.

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identifying some of the

involved that cannot be ..
handled in isolation.

NVTA President Loretta
Ceraldi said she would “like
to see additional staffing” so

that teachers can . “have
more time to cope.”
But she said “we ap-

preciate the difficulty, they
have (in finding money for
more teachers).” *

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