by Faye Starr
In the fall of 1970, I sat with my classmates awaiting the arrival of our new seventh- and eighth-grade teacher. Our education in the past year had been disruptive due to issues with staffing. We had gone through several substitute teachers, leaving us with inconsistent guidance and, truthfully, we had become disorganized and a bit unruly. While we anxiously awaited our new teacher, he was en route to his first ever full-time teaching job.
…this story and more in the full edition of this week’s paper. Subscribe now to access our e-version or to have it delivered to your home weekly by selecting a link below:
Annual online subscription
Short-term online subscription
Print subscription
(To find a particular article, search for the corresponding edition of the newspaper)