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Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • 6

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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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A-6 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Friday, April 6, 1979 Symposium Starts Sunday and mathematics, particuar-. ly in high school said Sig-mund Mierzwa, UNM professor of secondary educa-, tion and symposium coordinator. "But we also want to demonstrate the part the humanities play in the development of a scientist," he said. sity of New Mexico, the U.S. Army Research Office and Duke University, the symposium is intended to motivate talented young, people to become interested in science as a prof essioa "Our objectives are to promote the study of science More than ISO high school teachers and students from New Mexico, Arizona and southwest Texas are expected to attend the ninth annual Southwest Junior Science and Humanities Symposium Sunday, Monday and Tues-' day at the Hilton Inn.

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The Pueblo Council is seeking authority to run the Santa Fe school under terms of a 197S federal law known as the Indian Self Determination and Education Assistance Act. This same law was invoked by the Pueblo Council in 1987, when it took over operation of the Albuquerque Indian School from the federal government, which had operated it for the Indians since 1886. The Pueblo Council wants to take over the Indian School and move it to Santa Fe because its members feel the school is old and rundown, and should be moved to the newer Santa Fe quarters. Many of the present Indian School buildings were built before 1915. The school has about 400 students in grades seven through 12.

If the move is approved, plans call for shifting grades 10 through 12toSantaFethisfall, followed by the three lower grades within the next two years. The Santa Fe school now has a capacity of 350 students, but only about 90 are enrolled, leaving room to absorb the students from albuquerque. EASY SELECTION I Grwat Quality ShoM at Print That will pUaM you. ik. A A it it 4r Suggested price Oil TIE ONLY! FREE 90 DAY FINANCING Hand Bags V4 0H est Shoes SALE PRICE i 4 i.

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