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Francis Howell Public Schools Case Study

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Francis Howell Schools, St. Charles, Missouri, 1978 - 1989.
Francis Howell North High School science department chair (eight faculty) assisted with evaluation of teachers, advised with hiring and dismissal of teachers, responsible for yearly budgeting, plus Chapter II grant ($37,000) in support of change to activities-based curriculum. Teacher of Advanced Biology and Biology from 1982 to1989. Science Curriculum Revision Committee member, Tennis Coach, Scholarship Committee member, sponsor of student for International Science Fair Knoxville, 1988, Mentor Teacher; State Department of Education Project, Barnwell Junior High science teacher and department chair 1980-1982, and Francis Howell High School teacher of Biology, Biology

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