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November 3, 1975 Page 213 Multi-Handicapped (Burlington) October 31, 1975 Classified Payroll #4 216.00 SCHEDULE OF PAYMENTS Pre-School Program (Burlington) (CONTINUED) October 31, 1975 Classified Payroll #3 432.00 Upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools it was NEW PERSONNEL VOTED: Upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools it was TUITION RATES VOTED: to establish the following tuition rates for the Lexington 1975-1976 Public Schools for 1975-1976. (Brown,Wadsworth, Unanimous) REGULAR & SPECIAL Senior High School $1,540 CLASSES Junior High School 1,476 Elementary 1,259 Special Education 6,835 Upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools it was FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT VOTED: to award the bid for football reconditioning to Paul Dunne, Inc. RECONDITIONING and Phil Murray, Inc. , as the low bidders meeting specifications. (BIDS) (Brown, Wadsworth, Unanimous) Phil Murray Co. , Inc. Unit. Price Total Price Helmets, Reconditioning, Cleaning & Sterilize $2.95 $590.00 Specific replacement parts-17 items .05 to $9.00 777.80 Paul Dunne, Inc. Shoulder pads clean & sterilize 2.70 472.50 Thigh Guards - clean .10 20.00 Knee pads-clean .10 20.00 -Girdle inserts-clean .10 20.00 Hand, forearm & Elbow guards-clean NC Mr. James Lape, Head of the English Department at Lexington High DISCUSSION OF School, and Nancy Ridill, Chairman of the same department at Clarke ENGLISH Junior High School, appeared before the Committee to briefly explain SYLLABUS the origin and purpose of a revised syllabus for the junior high. The Committee reacted favorably to the general outline. A dis- cussion was held on the general outline rather than on specific parts of the syllabus. Mr. Lape pointed out that the revision was the product of continuous staff sessions in the junior high schools over the past few years and reflected the feeling of teachers that the 1965 Goals and Sequences doc- ument was not as usable as it should be and in need of updating.