N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: School Day

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. Wake officials seek to move 362 students to relieve crowding - Fe 17 88 1C
2. Parents vow to cooperate with reassignment plans - Mr 3 88 11B
3. Absences a concern in schools; Principals and teachers in Wake seek remedies - Mr 28 88 1
4. Editorial: Lax on school attendance - Ap 4 88 12A
5. Students' needs key to absenteeism - Ap 12 88 11A
6. School board wary of absence policies - Ap 19 88 1C
7. Students outgrowing schools; Enrollments outstrip space in most Triangle systems - Ma 12 88 1T
8. Many students in Triangle take an unofficial holiday - Ma 31 88 1
9. Wake educators urge tougher absence policy - Jn 1 88 2C
10. Editorial: Just too many excuses (excessive absenteeism) - Jn 3 88 12A
11. Attendance low as many students start vacations - Jn 14 88 1
12. Tougher attendance rules proposed for Wake schools - Jn 16 88 1
13. Wake schools stiffen policy on absences - Jn 30 88 1C
14. Editorial: A little mercy for sick students - Jy 6 88 8A
15. Absenteeism at Wake schools called problem - Jy 31 88 27A
16. No end in sight for Wake enrollment boom - Au 20 88 1
17. Students jam Wake schools; 1st-day total of 57,548 tops '87 figure by 1,400 - Au 30 88 1
18. Wake County first day enrollment (chart) - Au 30 88 4A
19. Wake teachers, pupils learn to deal with overcrowding - Au 31 88 1
20. 2,500 more pupils enroll in Wake - Se 1 88 1
21. School growth in Wake short of projections - Se 3 88 1C
22. 327 enroll, but Wake schools still within projection - Se 7 88 1C
23. Enrollment 150 under prediction; Teacher, classroom flexibility improved - Se 13 88 2C
24. Trailers still needed in schools - Se 27 88 18C
25. 15,000 Wake pupils could face moves - Oc 5 88 1
26. Wake enrolls 60,996; l,279 new students a bit under forecast - Oc 13 88 2C

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