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More than 300 freshmen show up for orientation
Shelton High School students head to their next class on Monday. The school's goals for this school year are increasing attendance and raising the number of freshmen who earn six credits or more during their freshman year.
Shelton High School personnel want more students to show up, and for more freshmen to get off to a good start.
Those are the school's two major goals for this school year. Principal Bruce Kipper presented the school's plan Sept. 13 to the Shelton School Board. Principals at the Shelton School District's other seven schools will unveil their plans in the coming weeks.
The school wants to raise attendance by 10%, and increase by 10% the number of freshmen who earn six or more credits during freshman year.
The district received a lot of feedback from students last year when it was developing its...
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