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TITLE Volunteers in Public Service. Job Contacts in NewYork State for Teachers.

INSTITUTION New York State Education Dept., Albany. Div. ofTeacher Education and Certification.7165p.

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ABSTRACT

EDRS Price MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29*Adult Basic Education, Bilingual Education,*Community Service Programs, *Directories,*Employment Opportunities, Migrant Education,*Volunteers

This directory is intended to help teachingvolunteers find jobs in New York State. The types of programsprovided by the agencies listed include adult basic education,bilingual education, migrant education, and ghetto teaching.Information is given about certification and licensing requirementsin New York State and New York City, as well as about free schools.The directory listing is arranged by city under the followingheadings: 1) public and private schools and adult education centerswith the listings for New York City subdivided into public, privateand parochial, board of education agencies, and other agencies andbusinesses; 2) Boards of Cooperative Educational Services andDistrict Superintendents of Schools; 3) Title III centers (RegionalSupplementary Educational Centers); 4) some colleges anduniversities; 5) some New York State government agencies; and 6)community action agencies. Sources for additional information andpublications are given. (MBM)

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CD VOLUNTEERSIN PUBLIC SERVICE1971

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,EDUCATION & WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO-DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIG-INATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPIN-IONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU-CATION POSITION OR POLICY.

JOB CONTACTS I N NEW YORK STATE

FOR TEACHERS

The University of the State of New YorkTHE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENTDivision of Teacher Education and CertificationAlbany, New York 12224

Regets of the University(with years when terms expire)

1984 Joseph W. McGovern, A.B., LL.B., L.H.D., LL.D., D.C.L.,Chancellor New York

1985 Everett J. Penny, B.C.S., D.C.S.,Vice Chancellor White Plains

1978 Alexander J. Allan, Jr., LL.D., Litt.D. Troy

1973 Charles W. Millard, Jr., A.B., LL.D., L.H.D. Buffalo

1972 Carl H. Pforzheimer, Jr., A.B., M.B.A., D.C.S., H.H.D. - Purchase

1975 Edward M. M. Warburg, B.S., L.H.D. New York

1977 Joseph T. King, LL.B. Queens

1974 Joseph C. Indelicato, M.D. Brooklyn

1976 Mrs. Helen B. Power, A.B., Litt.D., L.H.D., LL.D. Rochester

1979 Francis W. McGinley, B.S., LL.B., LL.D. Glens Falls

1980 Max J. Rubin, LL.B., L.H.D. New York

1986 Kenneth B. Clark, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Litt.D. Hastings on Hudson

1982 Stephen K. Bailey, A.B., B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. Syracuse

1983 Harold E. Newcomb, B.A. Owego

1981 Theodore M. Black, A.B. Sands Point

President of the University and Commissioner of EducationEwald B. Nyquist

Executive Deputy Commissioner of EducationGordon M. Ambach

Deputy Commissioner for Higher Education

Associate Commissioner for Higher EducationAlbert H. Berrien

Assistant Commissioner for Higher EducationAlvin P. Lierheimer

Director, Division of Teacher Education and CertificationVincent C. Gazzetta

Chief, Bureau of Inservice EducationMichael Van Ryn

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C O N T E N T S

COVER MAP WITH AREA CODE AND ZIP CODE LOCATOR

INTRODUCTION

SOME INFORMATION ABOUT NEW YORK STATE CERTIFICATION vii

NEW YORK CITY LICENSING ix

A WORD ABOUT FREE SCHOOLS

**SELECTED DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS** 1

(With Adult Basic Education Centers)

BOARDS OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (BY COUNTY) 43

TITLE III CENTERS (REGIONAL SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL CENTERS) 46

SOME COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 47

SOME NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 48

COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCIES 50

ADDITIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE 54

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INTRODUCTION

We hope this directory will help sone Volunteers with a proveninterest and background in human service to find jobs and that itwill help some schools and students'to find motivated teachers withcross-cultural understanding and crobs-disciplinary experience. Itwill be fine if anyone else is helped too.

The material consists mainly of a selected list of schools andagencies which: (a) tell us they want Volunteers to apply to themfor jobs; and/or (b) operate programs we think Volunteers might beinterested in--programs which need and can benefit from a Volunteer'sexperience...adult basic education, bilingual education, migrant edu-cation, ghetto teaching, etc.

The rough map on the cover is drawn to show major postal zipcode and telephone code breakdowns for use in locating addresses inthe directory. You should apply for employment directly to theschools and agencies listed. However, in some cases the agenciesmight be better prepared to give helpful information then jobs. Forexample, State agencies might provide data on programs they supportacross the State; or regional Title III centers with small staffwould know about innovative educational programs in their areas.

It is generally wise to apply to a number of places and to sendalong a copy of your resume. An excellent publication to obtain isthe "Guide to Preparing a Resume," available free from the New YorkState Employment Service, 444 Madison Avenue, New York City or 194Washington Avenue, Albany. Remember to include information about yourteacher certification status or qualifications in your resume. If youare not certified, write to Volunteers in Public Service for applica-tions. An evaluation of your qualifications can help you.

To supplement this directory, we maintain random lists of currentjob openings.

We wish you the best.

SOME INFORMATION ABOUT CERTIFICATION IN NEW YORK STATE...

Certification (with the exception of New York City, which requiresadditional examinations) may be achieved through three methods: (a)

Completion of an approved program. A listing of institutions offeringapproved programs in New York State may be obtained from the Divisionof Teacher Education and Certification, the State Education Department;(b) Individual evaluation of preparation and experience. A candidatemay submit an application and transcripts to the Division of TeacherEducation and Certification. A determination of what is necessary togain certification will be made and completion of the studies and/orexperience will permit the issuance of a fee request preparatory toawarding certification; or (c) Certification through reciprocity. NewYork State has reciprocal agreements with a number of states for certi-fication of teachers and other professionals in education. To obtainNew York State certification under the reciprocity agreement, the can-didate must submit an application for certification to the Division ofTeacher Education and Certification. The Division then corresponds withthe certifying officer of the originating member state. Upon verificationfrom the originating state, the Division then issues the appropriate NewYork State certificate.

Application of Volunteer Teaching Experience (Peace Corps)

Teacher certification requirements may be adjusted to reflect appro-priate Peace Corps teacher training and experience. Individuals provi-

sionally certified to teach in New York State before entering the PeaceCorps may apply for an extension of this certificate of up to two yearsto cover the duration of Peace Corps service. If not certified, a Vol-

unteer may apply for certification while still abroad. Twelve semester

hours of blanket credit in professional education and for practical ex-perience in comparative education and a minimum of one full year of teach-ing experience may be waived to satisfy the required student teaching ex-perience. It is expected that the proposed Action Volunteer teacher pro-gram will continue to meet requirements for certification adjustment asnoted above.

Certification Through College Proficiency Examinations

An applicant for a teaching certificate may be advised by the Divi-sion of Teacher Education and Certification to obtain certification byperforming satisfactorily an appropriate College Proficiency Examinationadministered by the State Education Department. The College ProficiencyExaminations may be used to obtain certification by the person with orwithout a Baccalaureate seeking either provisional or permanent certifi-cation. These examinations are described in the Department publication,"The New York College Proficiency Examination Program," which may beobtained from the College Proficiency Examination Program, State Educa-tion Department, Albany. Information about the proposed External Degree

program of the Department will be available also from the office.

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Employment of Uncertified Teachers

An uncertified teacher may be employed under the following circum-stances: (a) when no certified and qualified teacher is available, and(b) when the uncertified teacher has submitted an application to theCommissioner for certification, and has been notified of his uncompletedrequirements for certification, or (c) in the case of re-employment fora succeeding year, the uncertified teacher must have completed at leastsix semester hours of work toward certification prior to re-employment.The superintendent must show that he cannot find a certified and quali-fied teacher.

Application Procedure

When applying for State certification, you must submit to the Divi-sion of Teacher Education and Certification (or to Volunteers in PublicService) the following: (a) official college transcripts (seal embossed);(b) completed certification application (please request proper forms); (c)for Peace Corps Volunteers only, a copy of your description of servicedescribing Peace Corps teacher training and experience. Due to limitedstaff, the burden of follow-up rests with you. Please let us know if youhaven't received notice of certification in a reasonable amount of time.

For Further Information

About New York State certification and applications, write to:

John Borel, AssistantVolunteers in Public ServiceBureau of Inservice EducationState Education DepartmentAlbany, New York 12210

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NEW YORK CITY LICENSING PROCEDURES

Special licensing examinations are required in New York City. Under newlegislation providing for decentralization of schools, community schooldistricts were formed which have eased licensing procedures. Followingare pertinent excerpts from a letter to job applicants by Gerald Brooks,Director of the Bureau of Educational Staff Recruitment:

"The New York State Education Law provides an alternate route toteacher licensure through use of the National Teacher Examinationfor service in low reading score elementary and junior high schools.

"Applicants must:--meet appropriate New York State provisional teacher certificationrequirements

--achieve a satisfactory score on the National Teacher Examination--meet medical standards set by the Chancellor of the New York City

schools--present a satisfactory personal background record

"This office is providing a nationwide recruitment service for eli-gible schools and will refer qualified candidates to community schooldistricts. Final decisions regarding employment through this proce-dure will be made at the community school board level..."

Write for application blanks to:

Gerald Brooks, DirectorBureau of Educational Staff RecruitmentBoard of Education110 Livingston StreetBrooklyn, New York 11201(212) 596-8061

For further information and applications concerning the National TeacherExamination, write to

National Teacher ExaminationEducational Testing ServiceBox 911Princeton, New Jersey

(Arrange to have test scores sent to: Office of Personnel, Registry Unit,65 Court Street - Room 600, Brooklyn, New York 11201.) During thefour years prior to the September following application a candidate musthave taken the NTE and achieved at least one of the following minimum scores:

Commons 508Teaching Area 535Composite 1000

CANDIDATES WILL BE REFERRED TO COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICTS WHO WILL MAKEDECISIONS REGARDING EMPLOYMENT.

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The New Schools Exchange is theonly central resource and clearinghouse for all people involved in alter-natives in education. The Exchangecorresponds with thousands of individuals and hundreds of experimentalschools and educational reform groupsacross the United States and Canada.The Newsletter is issued 3 times amonth. Subscription to the Exchangeis 10 dollars for 12 months. Subscrip-tion entitles you to the Newsletter, thecontinuing Directory of New Schools,periodic 'position papers,' free ad in-sertion in the Newsletter and any otheraid we can extend in the area of exper-imental education.

" We are offering our services as amatrimonial agency, matching up aschool that's looking for a creat-ive, innovative, deeply-committed-to-kids kind of teacher: the onewho actualizes in the classrooman authentic faith in young people-match that school with a teacherwho has a style and needs to act-ualize that style: who needs tofeel that the kids are the centerof education, not the maintenanceof the institution; one who suffersdepressions when he feels himselfregarded as merely another body...

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Len Solo and Stan BarondesTeacher Drop-Out Center

"Daniel D. Dorman has compiled afantastic directory of Hotlines,Switchboards, and related services.Write him for a copy at CommunityLiaison, Division of AdolescentMedicine, Children Hospital,4650 Sunset Blvd., L.A., Ca.90027"

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The Epic Adventures ofRasberry Exercises(440 Bohemian HighwayFreestone, Calif.95472)"So the book is still'ours' and it's going outfor sharing...we havetwo new ventures (re-lated to starting newschools)... "

(New Schools Exchange)

WhO is The TEACHER PAPER?

a.; Fred.Staab, a high schoOl teacher, and'his wife, Red*, a primary school teacher.

wirlyis The TEACHER PAPER?

d. because nearly all education.magazines,aze. written by people. outside the classroom andare dull, conventional, full of:Jargon', andtell it the way they're spozed to see itlnstead.of the.wayit-is:

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d. 3923 SE -Main Street; in :Portland, Oregon97214

reprints -.of tP.,5"Gueriilci Manuafor underground teacher"s"are thiri-y-five cents e-achor twenty cents each fororders of fifty or more

(LNS) -The amazingdiscovery that theAmerican publicschool system is"intolerable, op-pressive and joy-less" was frontpage news recentlyin the New YorkTimes.

It took $300,000and three and ahalf years for a

a preoccupation with orderand control."

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Analyze, schoole and theirrelationships to society.

Explore alternate educationallife styles;

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epcVCCATIONS FOR SOCIAL CHANGECanyon, California 95416Phone (415) 376-7743"..a decentralized clearinghousefor persons struggling with onebasic question: How can peopleearn a living in America (1971)and ensure that their social impactis going to effect basic humanisticchange in our social, politicaland economid institutions? Althoughone of our main purposes is inform-ing people of jobs that are open,we hope that you will read thenewsletter with an eye to carvingout a role for yourself."

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THE SUMMERHILL SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA177 S. Holt Ave., Los Angeles, Ca.90035(They publish a small bulletin andthey know a lot about schools intheir areas jobs and how to set upschools.)

.....a1110.11110WASHINGTON AREA FREE SCHOOL CLEARING-HOUSE. 1609 19th St., N.W.Washington, D.C. 20009(A central source of information,with a small newsletter, for peopleinterested in alternatives ineducation, free schools or reformsin the public schools in theWashington community.)

Review education-related r_wwmedia; SUMMernill

Publish articles, essays,pictures and Movement car- Bu-toons.

Serve as a link to theunderground press.

enclose $4 for a two year (six issues and maybe; Feb,- /iliacCarnegie Corporat two summer issues) subscription. I can also spare%

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Clip and mail to:

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SUMMERHILL SOCIETY, 137a 14 st.

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on.Subscription $3. Institutions $10."We've done quite a bit of thinkingand rapping about compulsory education

laws and how to go about abolishingthem. Well the only thing that makerssense to us is devising ways to circum-vent it...Dare to struggle. Dare to win.

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as alternate service employers. Application by a school is made to theState Director of Selective Service. They will determine whether a school

qualifies. Identical information is then filed at the local draft board ofany man who wishes to perform his alternate service with the free school.

Final decision on an acceptable service is'made for each CO by his own board.(News Schools Exchange)

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE FREE SCHOOL MOVEMENT Summerhill Society 339 Lafayette

Street New York, New York 10012 - 50 cents

CLASSES AND SCHOOLS: A Radical Definition for Teachers. Teacher Organizing

Project - New University Conference 852 W. Belmont, Room # 2 Chicago, Il-

linois 60657 - Political analysis of public school education and strategy fcrteachers.

DIRECTORY OF FREE SCHOOLS Alternatives Foundation 1526 Gravenstein HighwaySebastopol, California

HELPING FOLKS SET UP FREE SCHOOLS: Check out...News School Exchange SantaBarbara, California; Jerry Friedberg, Arrakis RFD # 1 Jeffersonville, New

York 12748; Harvard Center for Law and Education Cambridge, Massachusetts(Steve Arrons has a document on legal and economic aspects of setting up afree school); Teacher Drop-Out Center Amherst, Massachusetts; Rasberry

Exercises Freestone, California; Summerhill Society 137 A West 14th StreetNew York, New York 10011

GUIDE TO ALTERNATE SERVICE National Interreligious Board for ConscientiousObjectors 550 Washington Building Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue N.W.

Washington, D. C.

SOME NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT publications of related interest...

ERIC and the New York Research Coordinating Unit Guidelines to the Use ofThe Educational Resources Information Center Service in New York State. Bureau

of Occupational Education Research

CABLE TELEVISION INFORMATION Division of Educational Communications Bureau of

Mass Communications January 1971

CERTIFICATION FOR TOMORROW (Draft) Division of Teacher Education and Certifi-

cation

NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION REDESIGN PROJECT (March 1, 1971 Working Papers)

THE COLLEGE PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION PROGRAM: A PROGRESS REPORT Donald Nolan,

Director

THE VOUCHER SYSTEM AND HIGHER EDUCATION IN NEW YORK STATE Bureau of Research

in Higher and Professional Education Autumn 1970

"OPEN CLASSROOM GAINS IN APPEAL" Inside Education, published by the New York

State Education Department February 1971

MAILING LIST

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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORKTHE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

ALBANY, NEW YORK 12224

VOLUNTEERS IN PUBLIC SERVICEJohn Borel (518) 474-5705

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS

RONDOUT VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOLS, Accord, New York - Mr. Robert Robertaccio, Supt.

ADDISON CENTRAL SCHOOL, Addison, New York 14801 - Mr. Carl Pillard, Prin., (607)359-2241,or Mr. EdwaTd Brown, Dist. Prin., (607) 359-2261

A7'ON CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1), Afton, New York 13730 - Mr. Clifford Baker, Prin.

ALBANY CITY SCHOOLS, (1,2,3) ,Board of Education, Administration Building, Albany,New York 12210 - Mr. Donald Ford, Director of Personnel - "Certification deFenaiUponour needs and the availability of certified teachers." (District Eligible For FederalUrban Aid)

ALBANY ADULT LEARNING CENTER, South Pearl and Rensselaer Streets, Albany, New York12202 - Mr. Garrett W. Murphy, (518) 463-2154

KENWOOD ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART, (a), Albany, New York 12202 - Sister Mary Brady,(518) 436-0721 - No certification, butwe expect teachers to work towards their certi-fication and to be well educated in the fields they teach.

SAINT ANNE INSTITUTE, 25 West Lawrence Street, Albany, New York 12206 - Sister MaryTarcicius - Bilingual Coordinator

SAINT JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, 70 North Swan Street, Albany, New York 12210 - "We are locat-

ed in an inner city situation and serve predominantly inner city residents...Ourefforts are centered around attempting to develop and present a curriculum which willspeak to the needs and desires of the whole person. Our students have all of the edu-cational and emotional problems consequent upon living in such an environment. We are

interested in teachers who have a great deal of understanding to accept young childrenand adolescents as they are, and work in selfless fashion to help them grow to a fullerlife."

VINCENTIAN INSTITUTE, Madison Avenue and Ontario Streets, Albany, New York (518) 438-3544 - Dennis McCarthy

ALBION CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, 254 East Avenue , Albion, New York 14411 - Mr. GeorgeWolfe, Superintendent,(716) 589-6656 (Migrant Program - William Host)

CODE NUMERALS

1 = Offers salary credit for Peace Corps training2 = Will consider uncertified teachers3 = Wrote personally or called to express interest in Volunteers

Allegheny -2-

ALLEGHENY CENTRAL SCHOOL North Fourth Street Allegheny, New York 1470 6 - Dr. CharlesHolowaeh, Supervising Prin.,(716) 591-0400 or 373-0060 - Residential community suburbanto the city of Olean...university within walking distance from the school.

BARLOW SCHOOL Amenia, New York 12501 - James Brewer (Private School)

AMHERST CENTRAL SCHOOL, 4301 Main Street, Amherst, New York 14226 - Mrs. Marie Brewer,Placement Secretary,(716) 836-3000 (Suburban Buffalo - 1970-71 salary $7500-17,000)

AMITYVILLE ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Northwest Elementary School, County Line Road, Amity-ville, New York 11701 - Mrs. Lillian Guinn,(516) 691-7900

AMITYVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Route 110 & North Drive, Amityville, New York 11701 - Mr.Carl Sparke, Dist. Prin.,(516) 691-7900,or Mr. Donald Mills, Jr. High Prin.

AMSTERDAM ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Board of Education, Amsterdam Public Schools, 41 Divi-sion Street, Amsterdam, New York 12010 (District Eligible For Federal Urban Aid) Bi-

lingual Contact - William Tecler

BISHOP SCULLY HIGH SCHOOL, Amsterdam, New York - Falken Hanselment,(518) 842-4100

LAKE SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Angola, New York - Mr. David Burchett, Asst. Dist. Prin.(Bilingual and Migrant Programs)

ARDSLEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 500 Farm Road, Ardsley, New York 10502 - Mr. Richard Lerer,Asst. Supt.,(914) 693-6300

ARGYLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, Argyle, New York 12808 - Mr. Douglas B. Lamos,Dist. Prin. ,(518) 638-8273

ARKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS Arkport, New York,(607) 295-7511 (Migrant Programs)

BYRAM HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT, 172 King Street, Armonk, New York 10504 - Mr. Ronald Finch,Asst. Supt., (914) 273-9200

ATTICA CENTRAL SCHOOL, Main Street, Attica, New York 14011 - Richard Willover, Dist.Prin.(716) 591-0400

AUBURN ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, West High School, Auburn, New York 13021 - Mr. Lloyd M.Cooke (315) 252-8294

AUBURN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, 130 South Street, Auburn, New York 13021 - Mr. Holmes D.Sullivan, Asst. Supt.

AVERILL PARK CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1) Averill Park, New York 12018 - Gregory BensonSupt.,(518) 674-3816

AVOCA CENTRAL SCHOOL, Avoca, New York 14809 - Henry Cleves, Supervising Prin.

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BABYLON PUBLIC SCHOOLS , 171 Ralph Avenue , Babylon, New York 11702 - Dr. Gerald W. Ander-son,(516) 661-5810

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BALDWIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3), Baldwin, New York 11510 - Mr. Morton Thaw,(516) 223-8100"I, personally, would be interested in knowing more about those returning Volunteerswho might be interested in taking part in short term projects." (Certification re-quired)

BALDWINSVILLE ACADEMY AND CENTRAL SCHOOL, (2), Baldwinsville, New York 13027 - Leo-nard J. Cooper, Asst. Supt.,(315) 635-3941 - "We are interested in interviewing un-certified candidates." Contact Richard Hawkins, Dir. Elem, Ed.,or Theodore Magram,Dir. Sec. Ed.

BARKER CENTRAL SCHOOL, 1628 Quaker Road, Barker, New York 14012 - Migrant contact: Mr.

Paul Meir

BATAVIA CENTRAL SCHOOL, (2,3), 39 Washington Avenue, Batavia, New York 14020 - RoyDexheimer, Supt.,(716) 343-2480;Migrant Programs - Steven Castor, Instructional Adminoor contact Angelo Braneiforte - "A small city located on New York State Thruway, half-way between Buffalo and Rochester. Nearly a dozen state and private colleges lie with-in driving distances (enrollment 3900, staff 235) Batavia's schools follow basicallytraditional patterns. The climate, however, encourages innovation and creativity in aserious search for better patterns of instruction. We also wish to talk with youngpeople of unusual talent and promise, who in one way or another, may not meet all of thequalifications..."

BAY SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1), 75 West Perkal Street, Bay Shore, New York 11706,Dr. Glenn S. Seeley, Asst. Supt. - Personnel,(516) 665-1700, 45 miles east of New YorkCity-south shore liberal salaries; Bilingual contact - Harold Halle

BEACON CITY SCHOOLS, 88 Sergeant Avenues, Beacon, New York - Mr. John Williamson, Asst.Supt., Bilingual Education

BEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Bedford, New York - Bilingual Programs

BELLEVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT # 2, Belleville, New York 13611 - Ronald Ross, Asst.Prin.,(315) 234-4121 - Small school and small classes, excellent recreation facilities,reasonable liVing expenses (room and board)

UNION ACADEMY OF BELLEVILLE, Central School District No. 2, Belleville, New York 13611,Edward F. Martelle, Prin.,(315) 234-5411

BELLPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4, Bellport, Long Island, New York - Bilingual con-tact - Dr. Bingham, Supt.

BYRON-BERGEN CENTRAL SCHOOL, Townline Road, Bergen, New York 14416 - Mr. Thomas Cola-monica,(716) 548-2274,0r Mr. William Hayes, High School Prin. (716) 494-1221

BERKSHIRE FARM FOR BOYS, (3), Union Free School District No. 8, Town of Canaan, canjumbNew York 12029 - Mrs. Esther L. Boughton, Prin. - "In the event that any of your ap-plicants are unable to obtain regular positions, we would be pleased to place them onthe list of substitute. We are a public school serving boys in residence at the insti-tution, Berkshire Farm For Boys. Our students come to the institution from courts andsocial agencies such as emotionally disturbed and/or socially maladjusted and the teach-ing assignment is a challenging one." (Located 30 miles from Albany)

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BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Berlin, New York 12022 - (518) 659-2515 - "Locatedin the Capital District area approximately 30 minutes from Albany and Troy."

BERNE KNOX CENTRAL SCHOOLS - Henry Berzinsky,(518) 872-1117

BETHPAGE HIGH SCHOOL, (3), Cherry Avenue, Bethpage, New York 11803 - Frank Leahy, Prin.

PLAINEDGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Hicksville Road, Bethpage, New York - Thomas S. Trayer, Adm.Asst. to the Supt.

BINGHAMTON ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, H. W. Longfellow School, 95 Pennsylvania Avenue,Binghamton, New York 13903 - Mr. Thomas Peacock

BINGHAMTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1,3), 98 Oak Street, Binghamton, New York 13905 -

Henry E. Marean (District Eligible For Federal Urban Aid) - "We do...gladly acceptthese people (Peace Corps, VISTA Volunteers)...so long as they meet the approval ofthe Division of Teacher Education and Certification. Our salary schedule reflectsour willingness to employ these people by including additional salary credit for upto two years of service in either of the organizations."

ADIRONDACK CENTRAL SCHOOL, 110 Ford Street, Boonville, New York 13309 - Douglas Zoller,Dist. Prin., (315) 942-4413

HORICON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Brant Lake, New York 12815 - Mr. Thomas E. Durkish

ACADEMY OF SAINT JOSEPH 'Brentwood, Long Island, New York 11717 - Sister VirginiaTherese, Prin. (Bilingual Programs) - "Thank you for your efforts to place these dedi-cated young men and women in teaching positions."

BRENTWOOD ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Brentwood Public Schools, Northeast School, Brentwood,New York - Ralph Muckle, Jr., (516) 273-6600 (Bilingual Education - Dr. Arthur Brieger)

BREWSTER CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Brewster, New York 10509 - Ivan W. Beans, Supt.,(914)279-8001

BRIARCLIFF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3), Briarcliff Manor, New York 10510 - Gardner P. Dunnan,Dist. Prin.' (914) 941-8880

HAMPTON DAY SCHOOL ,Butter Lane, Bridgehampton, New York 11932 - Mr. Anthony Hitchcock(Private School)

BRIDGEWATER CENTRAL SCHOOL' Bridgewater, New York - Migrant Programs - (315) 822-5241

BROCTON CENTRAL SCHOOL, Brocton, New York 14716 - (Migrant Programs - Donald Bastals)

BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOL, Brockport, New York 14420 - Henry F. O'Meara, Adm. Asst.,(716)-637-5303;Migrant Programs

BROOKFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Brookfield, New York 13314 - Mr. Joseph Rucco, Super-vising Prin.,(315) 899-3324

GENERAL BROWN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), Administrative and Business Office, Brown -

ville, New fork 13615 - Dr. Merrill F. Hurd, Supervising Prin.

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BUFFALO ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, City Hall, Room 816, Buffalo, New York 14202 - Jerome

Yavno,(716) 142-2378

BUFFALO PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM , (1,3), City Hall, Room 712, Buffalo, New York 14202 -Joseph Manch, Supt. (District Eligible For Federal Urban Aid) - "Up to two years ofsalary credit may be granted for Peace Corps service and temporary certification isgranted returned Peace Corps Volunteers. Areas of need include: mathematics, music,

science, vocational, physical education-females, and learning adjustment."

MAPLEMERE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 236 East Maplemere Road, Buffalo, New York 14221 - Mr.

Charles E. Taylor, Prin., (716) 634-6260

THE NICHOLS SCHOOL, 1250 Amherst Street, Buffalo, New York 14216 - Christopher Wads-worth, Headmaster,(716) 875-8212 - "A college preparatory day school for 450 boys withan academic program ranging from grade 5 through grade 12...strong academic programand a diversified offering of extra curriculum activities...in the northwest part ofBuffalo, near State University of New York...1971 salaries $7,500 - $14,000.

SPANISH-ENGLISH DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRAM ,Board of Education, Buffalo, New York 14202 -

Mr. Roger F. Baglin, Project Adm. (Bilingual Program) - "Would be more than inter-

ested in qualified and interested person...strong factor not only prospective employee'sbilingual ability but also their ethnic identification...best of luck in your program."

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALO CAMPUS SCHOOL, 1300 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo,New York 14222 - Dan Weppner, Supervising Prin.,(716) 862-6411

SWEET HOME CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), 1901 Sweet Home Road, Buffalo, New York 14221,John J. McMahon, Director for Personnel,(716) 634-4700 - "Our school district is arapidly growing suburban district located approximately 3 miles northeast of the cityof Buffalo. Within our district is located the site of the new campus of the StateUniversity of New York at Buffalo."

SWEET HOME ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 664 Sweet Home Road, Buffalo, New York 14226 - Mr. FrancisJ. Mercer, Prin.,or Mrs. Alice Wilber, Asst. Prin., (716) 832-0403

SWEET HOME JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, 4150 Maple Road, Buffalo, New York 14226 - Mr. JosephMarien, Prin.,or Mr. Michael Brennan, Asst. Prin., (716) 837-4040,or Mr. Robert R. Kramer,Summer School Prin., (716) 837-7781

SWEET HOME SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, 1901 Sweethome Road, Buffalo, New York 14221 - Mr. DavidKidd, Prin.,or Mr. Michael Lopard, Asst. Prin.,(716) 634-4700. Rapidly growing suburbandistrict-3 miles northeast of Buffalo.

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CAIRO CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,3), Cairo, New York 12413 - Mr. Earl H. Bailey, Supervising Prin. ,(518) 622-3231 - "Salary credit in Peace Corps teaching depends upon actual experience."

DELAWARE VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, Callicoon, New York - W. E. Ross, Dist. Admin. Asst.,(914)

887-5301

RIVERHEAD ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Reilly Avenue School ,Calverton, New York 11934 - Mr.Ralph E. Griffith,(516) 727-8080

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CAMPBELL CENTRAL SCHOOL, Campbell, New York - Ernest Risley,(607) 527-8811

CANAJOHARIE CENTRAL SCHOOL, (2,3), Canajoharie, New York 13317 - Ralph Schuler, High

School Prin.

CANAJOHARIE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Canajoharie, New York - Mr. Thomas Cummings, Jr. High

School Prin.

CANANDAIGUA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT , (3), Canandaigua, New York 14424 - Leonard Kane, Asst

to the Superintendent, (315) 394-3880 (High quality schools) "...situated on the mostbeautiful of the Finger Lakes...rich in tradition yet vital in its concern for the op-portunities and welfare of its people...progressive personnel policies and leadership.Seeking equally capable experienced and inexperienced teachers."

CANASERAGA CENTRAL SCHOOL , (1,2,3) ,Canaseraga, New York 14822 - P. A. Sergi, DistrictPrin., (607) 545-6421 - "We will interview candidates who are not certified but are work-ing towards certification."

CANASTOTA CENTRAL SCHOOLS, (3) ,Canastota, New York 13032 - Richard Evans, High SchoolPrin., (315) 697-2243 Migrant Program - "...would like very much to have some of thesepeople with us next year, if they are properly qualified."

CANTON CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3) ,Canton, New York 13617 - Dr. Edward Huntington, Supt. - "We

would welcome applications."

CARLE PLACE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Carle Place, New York - William Bacci, Asst. Supt. for Cur-riculum ,(516) 334-1900 (Bilingual Contact - William Todd)

CARMEL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2 ,Administration Building, 38 Fair Street, Carmel,New York 10512 - Robert Kristeller, Supt.,(914) 225-8441 (Opened new middle school in1969-70)

CARTHAGE CENTRAL SCHOOL , Martin Street Road, Carthage, New York 13619 - Dr. LawsonRutherford, Dist. Prin.315) 493-0510 (15 miles from Watertown)

SCHODACK CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Castleton-on-Hudson, New York 12033 - Richard Bamberger,Director of Curriculum and Instruction

CATSKILL CENTRAL SCHOOL - John E. Lynch,(518) 943-4435

LAWRENCE ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Reilly Road, Lawrence High School, Cedarhurst, New York11516 - Mr. William Van Ness,(516) 825-9131

LAWRENCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Reilly Road, Cedarhurst, New York 11516;Bilingual Contact -

Dr. Albert Eicho

CENTEREACH ADULT BASIC EDUCATION' Holbrook Road School, Centereach, New York 11720 -Mr. Leon Goodman,(516) 588-1100,Ext. 274

CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 11, Centereach, New York, Bilingual Contact - Miss Petit

CENTRAL SQUARE CENTRAL SCHOOLS, (1,2,3), Main Street Building, Central Square, New York13036 - William Hughes, Superintendent'(315) 668-2611

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NORTHEASTERN CLINTON CENTRAL SCHOOL (3) , Champlain, New York 12919 - Mr. Daniel MaherSupervising Prin., (518) 298-9331

ROBERT B. BELL SCHOOL, 520 Center Street ,Chappaqua, New York 10514 - Mrs. Holdt,(914)238-3911, ExL. 40

CHATAUQUA COUNTY BOARD OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (BOCES)' Fredonia, New York(716) 679-1515 ; Migrant Programs - Francis Tonello

CHATHAM CENTRAL SCHOOL , (3) , Chatham, New York 12037 - James Costigan, Supervising Prin.

CHAZY CENTRAL RURAL SCHOOL, Chazy, New York 12921 - William Proulx, Dist. Prin., (518)846-7135 - "...small partially endowed school, northeastern New York, easy driving dis-tance of graduate schools in New York, Vermont, and Canada (1970 beginning salary $6500-$11,poo)

CHEEKTOWAGA CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), 3600 Union Road ,Cheektowaga, New York 14225 - (716)

684-3600, Miss Bertha Dauer, Prin.

CHENANGO FORKS CENTRAL SCHOOL, (2), P.0. Box 98, Chenango Forks, New York 13746 - NormanSweeney, Supt., or Kenneth Lamb, Prin., (315) 435-5511 - "I should be glad to interviewany candidates who are returning from either Peace Corps or other public services whomight be interested. Candidates not yet certified are welcome and urged to apply."

CHERRY VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, Cherry Valley, New York 13320 - Robert McGovern, Super-vising Prin.,(607) 264-7061 (Small rural school, central New York State)

CHURCHVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ,Administration Office, 139 Fairbs.nks Road ,Churchville, NewYork 14428 - Mr. Burton Silberman,(716) 293-3230

CLARENCE CENTRAL SCHOOLS, (3), Superintendent's Office, 9625 Main Street ,Clarence, NewYork 14031 - John O'Neil, Asst. Supt. of Schools, (716) 759-8311

THOUSAND ISLANDS CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Clayton, New York 13624 - George Forbes, Dis-trict Prin.,(315) 686-5521 - "...each case would have to be handled individually...islocated in northern New York on the banks of the St. Lawrence River (salary 1970-$1260$1115)

PHELPS-CLIFTON SPRINGS CENTRAL SCHOOL, Box 615, Clifton Springs, New York 14432 - Mr.Kenneth Willard, Recruitment Coordinator,(315) 462-7411

CLYDE-SAVANNAH CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), 215 Glasgow Street, Clyde, New York 14433 - Mr. D.H. Estes, District Prin., (315) 923-2411 - "We should be pleased to recruit teachersfrom either Peace Corps or VISTA." (Bilingual Education - Migrant Program - Mr. JosephKolzynski)

COHOCTON CENTRAL SCHOOL, Cohocton, New York 14826 - Migrant Program

COHOES CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Johnston Avenue, Cohoes, New York 12047 - John Panek, Supt.

COLD SPRINGS HARBOR SCHOOLS, 334 Main Street, Cold Spring Harbor, New York 11724 - Dr.

Matthew W. Gaffney,(516) 692-8036

COLTON-PIERREPORT CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Colton, New York - Mr. Michael Corbitt, Sup. Prin.

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COMMACK PUBLIC SCHOOLS ,80 Hauppauge Road, Commack, New York 11725 - Dr. William Koch-nower, Superintendent, or Joseph Heinlein, Director of Personnel ,(516) 363 -842'.)

COPIAGUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (1,3), 2650 Great Neck Road 'Copiague, New York 11726 - Mr.Paul Busoemi, (516) 691-9000 - "...suburban Long Island community, new comprehensivehigh school, near Long Island recreation areas, close to major universities, one hourfrom New York City." Write to: Walter Cochrane, Admin. Asst.

CORFU-EAST PEMBROKE SCHOOL DISTRICT , Route 57 & 77, Corfu, New York 14036 - L. B. Lane,Dist. Prin., (716) 762-9333

CORINTH CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, (3), 105 Oak Street , Corinth, New York 12822 -Ronald Folts, Supervising Prin., (518) 654-7771 or 654-2571

CORNING ADULT BASIC EDUCATION , Corning Public Schools ,Cbrning, New York 14830 - Mr.Thomas Sanglier, Director, (607) 936-3746

CORNING-PAINTED POST AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT, (2,3), 291 East First Street 'Corning, NewYork 14830 - Michael Gonta, Assistant Superintendent

CORNWALL CENTRAL SCHOOLS , (3), 67 Willow Avenue, Cornwall, New York 12518 - Mr. John J.Battles, DistriCIPrin., (914) 534-9525 - "...2700 students, north of West Point, peo-ple work at U. S. military academy...one hour from New York City...as the newly appoint-ed principal, I can attest to the vitality and involvement that brought me to Cornwall....would be more than interested in Volunteers in Public Service."

NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York 12520 - Mr. Edward Hering, Head-master, (914) 534-3710,Ext. 30 (Bilingual Program) Salary competitive, housing, meals,laundry service provided for teacher and family. Boarding school, about 55 miles fromNew York City, 465 boys, grades 5-12 college prep.

CROWN POINT CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3) ,Crown Point, New York 12928 - Fred Walsh, SupervisingPrin. (518) 597-3285

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DANSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, 285 Main Street ,Dansville, New York 14437 - Mr. J. Schmitt,Supt. (716) 987-3105 ;Migrant Program

DEER PARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 81 Lake Avenue ,Deer Park, New York 11729 - Dr. James Ber-nard,(516) 667-3200 - "We, of course, prefer that the candidates be at least provision-ally licensed. However, we may have to waiver this." Modest middle income community,residential area. Fifty miles out on Long Island--salt water swimming and fishing, golf,tennis, riding. Enrollment 8,400, staff 450--excellent reputation-fine professional ex-perience

DE KALB CENTRAL SCHOOL,(3), DeKalb Junction, New York 13630 - John Sandwick, Prin.,(315)355-2455

DELAWARE VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOLS, (1,3), Callicoon, New York - Mr. W. Ross, District Adm."Located in Alpine beauty along the Delaware River...relatively new facilities and su-perbly maintained." 800 students;curriculum primarily academic, although we send stu-dents to an occupational learning center at Liberty...send applications direct to Mr.Ross.

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BETHLEHEM CENTRAL SCHOOL, 700 Delaware Avenue ,Delmar, New York - Miss Helen Hobbieor Mr. Guerra,(518) 439-4921

DEPOSIT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL , Deposit, New York 12754 - Mr. Ellison ,(607) 467-2091

DERUYTER CENTRAL SCHOOL , Deruyter, New York 13052 - Mr. Robert Lynch, SupervisingPrin., (315) 852-3321 (Enrollment approximately 710 - half hour from Cortland to Syra-cuse)

HALF HOLLOW HILLS HIGH SCHOOL , Dixhills, New York (Long Island) 11746 - Mr. Donaghy,Prino (516) 421-1900

DOBBS FERRY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (1,2,3), U.F.S.D. 3, Dobbs Ferry, New York 10522 - RobertAndreotti,(914) 693-1500;Bilingual Contact - Andrew J. Sparro

MASTERS SCHOOL, Clinton Avenue , Dobbs Ferry, New York 10522 - Craighill Burks (Pri-vate School)

DUNDEE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Dundee, New York 14837 - Donald Wallace, District Prin. (607)243-5534

DUNKIRK ADULT BASIC EDUCATION , 525 Eagle Street 'Dunkirk, New York 14048 - Mrs. Jonus ,(716) 366-6700

DUNKIRK CENTRAL SCHOOLS, (1,2,3), Administration Building , 201 Lake Shore Drive East,Dunkirk, New York 14048 - Robert Cooley, Supt. - "We would be willing to interviewexceptionally well-qualified candidates who are not too far from acheiving certifica-tion. We are happy to cooperate in placement of Volunteers." (Bilingual Education -Robert Block; Migrant Programs - Edward Kell)

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EAST AURORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (1,3), 430 Main Street , East Aurora, New York 14052 - Dr.

Herman Bowman, Asst. Supt. ,(716) 652-1000

BLOOMFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL, East Bloomfield, New York 14443 - Mr. Coleman Ryther, Dist.Prin.,(315) 657-7221

EAST GREENBUSH CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, East Greenbush, New York 12061 - William D.Polhemus, Asst. Supt. for Personnel, (518) 477-9311 - East side of the Hudson River-fourmiles from Albany. Enrollment 5000; five elementary; 1100 pupils jr. high, 960 pupilssr. high ;7k million dollar high school currently under construction. Many nearby col-leges. $400-$1300

EAST HAMPTON U.S.F.S.D. # 15(1,2,3) , 76 Newton Lane, East Hampton, New York 11937 -John Meeker, Supervising Prin., (516) 324-0200 - ".-a fishing, farming, and resort com-munity located 115 miles from New York City on the south shore of Long Island."

EAST ISLIP SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1,3) , 8 Laurel Avenue , East Islip, Long Island, New York

11730 - Dr. Richard Doremus,(516) 581-1682

RIVERHEAD ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Riley Avenue School, East Moriches, New York 11901 -

Mr. Ralph Griffith,(516) 727-8080

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SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), East Springfield, New York 13333 - Robert Purple,Supervising Prin.,(607) 264-6341 - "...if not certified--definitely considered for em-ployment."

TUCKAHOE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (2), 69 Crawford Street, Eastchester, New York 10707 - JohnWhitehead, Superintendent (914) 337-5376 - Suburban school district but diversifiedracial, economic, religious backgrounds. Looking for superior young people at or nearthe beginning of their careers. 196)-70 salaries-S7p0-12p00

EASTPORT HIGH SCHOOL, Eastport, New York 11941 - William Presley, Dist. Prin., (516) 3250800 - 75 miles west of l',1!;=w York City-south shore of Long Island, at the eastern termi-nus of the Sunrise Highway

EDEN CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, Eden, New York 14057 - Archie Miller, Director of Elem.Ed., (716) 992-3471 - 18 miles from Buffalo; commuters; middle class

EDEN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, (3), Eden, New York 14057 - Donald Fregelette, Jr. & Sr. HighSchool Prin. (P.O. Box 267, 8289 Main Street), (716) 992-3471 - Growing suburban-ruralcommunity...located in southern part of Erie county, 18 miles from Buffalo. Attractexperienced as well as new personnel. Primary objectives are the development of funda-mental skills and acquisition of basic knowledge...however, other objectives. Concernedwith the all-around personal and cultural growth of the students.

EDMESTON CENTRAL SCHOOL, Edmeston, New York 13335 - Frank Mullet, Supervising Prin., (607)965-8931

EDWARDS CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Edwards, New York - Herman Mayer, Supervising Prin., (315)362-3251 - Decisions on requirements would be considered by the Board of Education on anindividual basis.

ELBA CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3) Elba, New York 14058 - Mr. Giansante, High School Prin., (716)757-2707 -"We would be happy to consider former VISTA or Peace Corps Volunteers...I willaccept collect calls concerning inquiries."

ELLENSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Ellensville, New York 12428 - Thomas Hayden, Supt.,(914)647-7100 (Bilingual Program)

ELLICOTVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOLS, Ellicotville, New York - Mr. Clifford McLean, Prin" (716)699-2316

ELIZABETHTOWN -LEWIS CENTRAL SCHOOL, Elizabethtown, New York 12932 - Mr. Melton, Super.Prin., No Telephone

ELMA IROQUOIS CENTRAL SCHOOL, Elma, New York 14059 - Dr. Merton Hayes

ELMIRA ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Booth School, Elmira, New York - Mr. Arthur Simon, (607)734-2231

ELMIRA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, 951 Hoffman Street, Elmira, New York 14905 (District Eli-

gible For Federal Urban Aid) Bilingual contact - John R. Stevenson

ELMIRA HEIGHTS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT # 2, E. 11th Street, Elmira Heights, New York14903 - Mr. Wendell Cleveland, Director Elem. & Sec. Education, (607) 734-7115

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ELMSFORD PUBLIC SCHOOL, (34 Alexander Hamilton School, Elmsford, New York - Mr.Anthony F. Veteran, Prin., (914) 592-8440

SHENANDEHOWA CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Route 146, Elnora, New York 12065 - Paul J. Quigley,Adm. Asst, to the Supt.,(518) 371-6000 -"We do not hire people who are not certified.We do give up to two years credit for Peace Corps and VISTA Volunteers."

UNION ENDICOTT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1,2,3), 300 Lincoln Avenue, Endicott, New York13760 - Martin Bortnick, Asst. Supt. for Instruction -"To date we have had nothing butsuccess with Volunteers."

MAINE-ENDWELL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), 712 Farm-to-Market Road, Endwell, New York13760 - Mr. Frank Stevens, Asst. Supt. for Instruction,(607) 754-1400

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FABIUS POMPEY CENTRAL SCHOOLS, Fabius, New York 13063 - William DeLuccia, Director ofCurriculum,(315) 683-5811

FAIRPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS, (3), 140 Hulburt Road, Fairport, New York 14450 - Mr. RobertW. Mason, Director of Personnel,(716) 377-2820

FALLSBURGH CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, (3), Fallsburgh, New York - Mr. Theodore H.Scholefield, Supt. (Bilingual contact - Stanley Levy)

FARMINGDALE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (2,3), Office of Supt., Van Cott and Grant Avenues, Farm-ingdale, New York 11735 - Mr. Charles Manso, Asst. Supt,, (516) 249-7600 - "We shall bepleased to consider any Peace Corps returnees who may be interested and available."

FRANKFORT SCHUYLER CENTRAL SCHOOLS, (3), Frankfort, New York 13340 - Mr. Mulligan, Supt.,or Mr. John Goodale, Prin., (315) 895-7461 - Historic Mohawk Valley, one hour from Syra-cuse and lk hours from Albany....combination of industrial, residential, and agriculturalareas. (Migrant programs - Rudy Egnaczyk)

FRANKLIN SQUARE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2, Sewanhaka, (1,2,3), 820 HempsteadTurnpike, Franklin Square, New York 11010 - Mr. Wallace Purdy, Asst. Dist. Prin.

HEMPSTEAD BASIC EDUCATION, 820 Hempstead Turnpike, Franklin Square, New York - ArnoldGould, Supervisor of Basic Education, (516) 354-1500

FREEPORT ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Seaman Avenue, Freeport, New York 11520 (Carolyn At-kinson School) - Mr. Jack Scheckner, (516) 623-2100

FREEPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Freeport, New York - Mr. Alonzo Shockley; (516) 623-2100(Dis-trict Eligible For Federal Urban Aid)

GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Freeville, New York 13068 - Richard Lewis, Prin.,(607) 844-8613 - "Several returned Peace Corps Volunteers on staff. Particularly inter-ested in persons with psychiatric social work experience or vocational skills."

FREWSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOLS (3), Frewsburg, New York 14738 - Harry Murray, Supervising Prin.,(716) 569-3255

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LETCHWORTH CENTRAL SCHOOL, School Road, Gainesville, New York 14066 - Charles Little,Supervising Prin., (716) 493-7771; Migrant Programs

THE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF SAINT MARY, 37Martha Robbins, Prin.,(516) 746-1061

SAINT PAUL'S SCHOOL, (2), Garden City,Certification not necessary

Cathedral Avenue,

New York 11530 -

Garden City, New York 11530,

Claude Casey, Headmaster -

GENESEO CENTRAL SCHOOL, Geneseo, New York 14454 - Robert McCarthy, Supervising Prin.,(716) 243-3450

GENEVA ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, 172 Lyceum Street, Geneva, New York 14456 - Mr. GeorgeAbraham, Director of Adult Education, (315) 789-5220

GENEVA PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 248 Exchange Street, Genevan New York 14456 - Mr. Lee Thomas,Asst. Supt., (315) 789 -5220; Bilingual Education

GERMANTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL, Germantown, New York - Migrant Programs - John Ximerus, (518)

537-6281

GILBOA CONESVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Gilboa, New York 12076 - Paul Marold, SupervisingPrin., (518) 588-7541

GLEN COVE PUBLIC SCHOOL, Glen Cove, New York (Long Island) 11542 - Dr. Duncan Donald,Director of Personnel, (516) 671-4500,Ext. 210, 211 (District Eligible For Federal Urban

Aid)

GLEN FALLS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1), Glen Falls, New York 12801 - William Bitner III,

Supt., (518) 792-1212

QUEENSBURY SCHOOL, Union Free School District # 2, Town of Queensbury, 83 Aviation RoadGlens Falls, New York 12801 - Robert Swan, High School Prin" (518) 792-9371

MARCUS-WHITMAN CENTRAL SCHOOL Gorham, New York 14461 - Mr. William Van Lare, Dist. Prin.,

(315) 596 -6351; Migrant Programs - Ralph Casperson

GOSHEN ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Goshen Central School, Goshen, New York 10924 - Rev. David

Monroe ,(914) 294-5146

GOSHEN CENTRAL SCHOOL, Goshen, New York 10924 - Lawrence Bartnick, Supervising Prin. -(914) 294-7911,Ext. 211;Migrant Programs - Excellent pay, fringe benefits, community ap-

preciates good teaching. Center of Orange County and Doorway to the Catskills

GOUVERNEUR CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, Gouverneur, New York 13642 - Mr. Merton L. VanSant, Supt., (315) 287-2050 or 287-1900

Grahamsville

TRI-VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL,Prin., (914) 985-2296 - 100

GRAND GORGE CENTRAL SCHOOL(607) 588-7591

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Grahamsville, New York 12740miles from Albany, Route 55,

, Grand Gorge, New York 12434

- Edward Condon, SupervisingSoutherland County

- Thomas Roidl, District Prin.,

ARRANDALE ADULT CENTER, Arrandale Avenue , Great Neck, New York 11020 - Miss Susan Crain,(516) 482-8650

GREAT NECK PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (1,3), 345 Lakeville Road, Great Neck, New York 11020 - Mr.Thomas Sobol, Asst. Supt. for Instruction, (516) 482-8650, or J. W. Taylor, Director ofElem. Instruction - "...very much interested in interviewing Volunteers...our recent ex-perience is that such Volunteers make an outstanding contribution to our faculty."

GREEN ISLAND U.F.S.D. # (3), Board of Educatioq Heatly School, Green Island, NewYork 12183 - Mr. Donald O'Hare, Supt., (518) 273-1422 - "We would be happy to have oneor two more Volunteers on our staff."

HARBORFIELDS SCHOOL DISTRICT, 2 Oldfield Road, Greenlawn, New York 11740 - Thomas Lahe3(516) 261-4900

GREENWICH CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Greenwich, New York 12834 - Mr. Snyder, Dist. Prin.,(518) 692-2251

GREENWOOD CENTRAL SCHOOL, Greenwood, New York 14839 - Charles Wright, Supervising Prin.,(607) 225-4282

GUILDERLAND CENTRAL SCHOOLS, (3), Guilderland, New York 12084 - Thomas Looby, Supt. -(518) 456-6200 - "...would be delighted to be able to employ candidates such as formerPeace Corps Volunteers and VISTAS...with these rich experiences."

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HAGUE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Jiague, New York 12836 - Rudolph Meola, Supervising Prin., (518)543-2031 - A small rural school on Lake George (Salary rpoo-slopoo)

HAMBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL, Legion Drive, Hamburg, New York 14075 - Harry Erickson, Asst.Supt. -"Salary credit is not allowed for Peace Corps teaching experience. We employ un-certified teachers if we are unable to find competent certified teachers."

HANNIBAL CENTRAL SCHOOL , Hannibal, New York 13074 - Gordon Hastings, Dist. Prin., (315)564-5212

HARLEY SCHOOL, 1981 Clover Road, Rochester, New York 14618 - Mr. Toole, (716) 442-1770

GREENBURGH CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7, 475 West Hartsdale Avenue, Hartsdale, New York10530 - Mr. Ray Blank, (914) 761-6000 - "Greenburgh is truly a cosmopolitan school dis-trict...totally dedicated to quality integrated education...encompasses a heterogeneousschool population of various and wide range of ethnic and economic backgrounds."

HAUPPAGE CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,3), 600 Town Line Road, Hauppage, New York 11787 - George-Copeland, Asst. Supt. for Personnel, (516) 265-3630, Ext. 209-210 - "I-2 teaching exper-ience is equivalent to full-time teaching in a pubiic school it can be accepted...must

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be evaluated. Prefer certified teachers except in emergency situations. Definitelyinterested in employing Volunteers in our social studies department...team teachingproject...we think it is very exciting."

HAVERSTRAW ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Haverstraw Middle School, Grant Street, Haverstraw,New York 10927 - (914) 947-1700

HAWTHORNE CEDAR KNOLLS SCHOOL, (3), Hawthorne, New York 10532 - Paul Gitelson, Admin.Asst. (914) 769-2790

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES), 96A MainStreet, Hempstead, New York 11550 - Mr. James Miller,(516) 289-2200

HEMPSTEAD PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (1,2,), 185 Peninsula Boulevard, Hempstead, New York 11550,Mr. Thomas Sciortino,(516) 538 -6600; Bilingual Programs - John Rice (District EligibleFor Federal Urban Aid)

HENDERSON CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Henderson, New York 13650 - Kenneth Lamb, Prin.,(315)435-5511 - "Candidates not yet certified are welcome and urged to apply. However, itwould be better if some phase of their Volunteer Public Service were in the general areaof reading or reading improvement."

HEWLETT-WOODMERE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, George W. Hewlett High School, 60 Everet Avenue, Hew-litt, New York 11557 - Mr. Irving Schwartz, Prin., (516) 374-5200,Ext. 223; BilingualContact - Henry Tilotz

HEWLETT-WOODMERE ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, 60 Everett Avenue, Hewlitt, New York 11527 -Mr. Henry Lotz, (516) 374-5200

HIGHLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT # 3, Pancake Hollow Road, Highland, New York - WilliamMiller, Prin" (914) 691-2933; Migrant Programs

TACONIC HILLS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Hillsdale, New York 12529 - Lester Benson, Asst.Dist. Prin., (518) 672-8001 or 672-576L-Call collect

HILTON CENTRAL SCHOOL, 59 Henry Street, Hilton, New York 14468 - Mr. Wayne F. Furness,Personnel Director, (716) 392 -9471; Migranc Programs - Vernon Stevens

BLOOMFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL, Elementary School Route 20C ,Holcomb, New York 14469 - Mrs.Marion Hallock, Elem. Prin. (Migrant Programs)

HOLLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Holland, New York 14080 - Mr. Herbert Arnold, DistrictSupt., (716) 537-2231

HOLLAND PATENT CENTRAL SCHOOL. Holland Patent, New York 13354 - Stanley Smith, Super-vising Prin.

HOLLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, North Main Street, Holley, New York 14470 - Mr. Charles Strong,(716) 638-6316 (Migrant Programs)

HOMER CENTRAL SCHOOL, 31 North Main Street, Homer, New York 13077 - Francis Streeter,Director of Personnel, or Harold Weibezahl, Prin. Intermediate School - Intermediateschool opened 'a dagnostic center in Feb..171. "an opportunity that would be hard to

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duplicate for a teacher looking for an in-depth experience with educationally dis-advantaged youngsters., -.team approach in time to develop a study...considerable ac-cess to other studies and other specialists...top quality personnel needed."

HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA CENTRAL SCHOOL , 51-53 East Street, Honeoye Falls, New York 14472,Mr. William Maloy, Acting Dist. Prin., (716) 229-5171

HOOSAC SCHOOL, (3) ,Hoosick, New York 12089 - Mr. Ashton Crosby, Headmaster-Elect,(518) 686-7331; Boarding School

HORNELL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Board of Education 50 Seneca Street, Hornell, New York14843 - Harold Paul, Supt., (607) 324-1301 ,or Martin Gray - Bryant Elementary School,(607) 324-2171

HORSEHEADS CENTRAL SCHOOLS, Horseheads, New York 14845 - Mr. Paul Owen, Director ofPersonnel ,(607) 739-5601

HUDSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, 361 State Street, Hudson, New York 12534 - Edward Garno,Federal Aid Coordinator,(518) 828-9481

NEW YORK TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Hudson, New York - Vincent Sutherland, Director ofEducation,or Gary Shaver, Consultant

HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL, 92 Main Street, Hudson Falls, New York 12839 - Edward A.Reynolds, Prin.,(518) 747-3392 - Approximately one hour from Albany on the AdirondackNorthway

ELWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 330 Cuba Hill Road, Huntington, New York 11743 - Dr. James H.Boyd,(516) 266-1240

HUNTINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS, P. O. Box 1500 Huntington, New York 11743 - Mr. William F.Keough,(516) 421-5520;Bilingual Programs

HALF HOLLOW HILLS SCHOOLS, P. O. Box 637 Melville, Huntington Station, New York 11746,Mr. Coleman Lyons

HOLY FAMILY DIOCESE HIGH SCHOOL, 345 Wolf Hill Road, Huntington Station, Long Island,New York 11746 - Sister Dorothy McCue,(516) 271-6500

SOUTH HUNTINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 31 Walt Whitman Road, Huntington Station, New York11746 - Mr. Charles Connell, Supt.,(516) 421-5400,or Mr. John Chase, Director of StaffPersonnel (Bilingual Contact - Joseph Del Rosso)

HYDE PARK CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, South Albany Post Road, Hyde Park, New York12538,(914) 229-8101

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ILION CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1,2,3), Ilion, New York 13357 - James Dunn, Supt. ofSchools,(315) 894-9934 - "We do interview and employ non-certified people only afterwe have been certain that there are no fully certified people available. Therefore,we would be very responsible to applicants by letter with the understanding that they

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not be contacted until later in the spring or summer."

JAMESTOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Jamestown, New York (District Eligible For FederalUrban Aid)

JASPER CENTRAL SCHOOL , (1,2,3), Jasper, New York - Mr. George Johnson, Prin, - Ruralcentral school of 550 students in grades K-12...interested in obtaining capable tea-chers who can help us maintain a high quality scholastic program are prepared toaccept applicants who do not hold certification but expect to work toward that goal.

JOHNSON CITY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), 727 Azon Roacl, Johnson City, New York13790 - William Evers, Adm. Asst. ,(607) 729-9211 - Must be certified...with Bingham-ton and Endicott, Johnson City comprises the Triple Cities of Broome County.

GREATER JOHNSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT, Admin. Center, 501 Clobe Street , Johnstown, NewYork - Robert Agone, Supt. ,(518) 762-4611

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HARVEY SCHOOL , Jay Street , Katonah, New York 10536 - Harry Dowe (Private School)

KATONAH-LEWISBORO SCHOOLS, (3) , U.F.S.D. 1, Katonah, New York 10536 - Charles Hempes,District Prin.,(914) 763-5000

KEENE CENTRAL SCHOOL , (3) , Keene Valley, New York 12943 - Mr. Horst Lichtenberg,(518)576-4555 - Heart of Adirondacks-175 students, grades 1-12,average class size 14

KENDALL CENTRAL SCHOOL, Kendall, New York 14476 - Dr. Arthur Benevenuto, Dist. Prin.(716) 659-2706; Migrant Programs

KENMORE ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, 1500 Colvin Boulevard, Kenmore, New York 14223 - Mr.Stephen Godfrey ,(716) 877-4636

KENMORE-TOWN OF TONAWANDA PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3) , 1500 Colvin Boulevard, Kenmore, New York14223 - Mr. Arne C. Mortensen, Asst. Supt. - "On our staff several teachers who wereformerly Peace Corps Volunteers. I have personally actively recruited from these ranksand consider them to be excellent candidates...expect vacancies on a continuing basis-1200 teachers."

KINGS PARK CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, 95 Pulaski Boulevard, Kings Park, New York 11754 -

Dr. Robert Cody,(516) 269-6000

KINGSTON ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Kingston High School, 403 Broadway, Kingston, New York12401'(914) 331-6242

KINGSTON CITY SCHOOLS, (1,2,3), 67 Wall Street, Kingston, New York 12401 - William M.Turcotte, Adm. Asst. - "We in the Kingston School System give four years salary creditfor Peace Corps and VISTA Volunteers."

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LACKAWANNA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Lackawanna, New York 14218 (District Eligible ForFederal Urban Aid) Bilingual Contact - John Osborne, Dir. Sec. Ed.

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LAFARGEVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,3), Lafargeville, New York 13656 - Henry Henderson,Dist. Prin.,(315) 658-2241 - 90 miles north of Syracuse, 4 miles off Route 81--600students, fine facilities, good program

LAFAYETTE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, Lafayette, New York 13048 - Mr. Carl Weist, (315)677-3133

MAMARONECK ADULT BASIC EDUCATION' 1116 Palmer Avenue, Larchmont, New York 10538 - Mr.John Corfield, Director of Adult Education,(914) 698-9000

LAURENS CENTRAL SCHOOL 'Laurens, New York 13796 - Mr. John Christopher, Dist. Prin. ,(607) 432-2050

LEVITTOWN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL , (3) Levittown, New York 11756 - Robert Simko,..Prin.(516) 796-6800,Ext. 438 Hired a Volunteer last year

LEVITTOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS North Village Green ,U.S.F.S.D. #5 'Levittown, New York 11756 ;Bilingual Contact - Mr. Louis Pucci

LIBERTY CENTRAL SCHOOL , (3) ,Liberty, New York 12754 - Mr.(914) 292-6990 or Mr. Robert Slyke, Prin., (914) 292-5400

Clarence Perry, Dist. Prin.,

LINDENHURST PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 141 School Street , Lindenhurst, New York 11757 - Dr. FosterHoff ,(516) 884-8400

LITTLE FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3) ,Little Falls, New York(315) 823-1470 - "...our new advanced design 'open space'thoroughly modern structure...an excellent opportunity totices." Halfway between Syracuse and Albany. Academicalrevised to accommodate modular scheduling, large and smalling, individualized and independent study programs."

13365 - Charles Ebetina, Supt. ,high school--a unique and aeffect some innovative prac-ly slanted curriculum beinggroup instruction, team teach-

LIVERPOOL CENTRAL SCHOOLS, Tulip and Second Streets , Liverpool, New York 13088 - IrvingShelp, Coordinator of Personnel

LOCKPORT CITY SCHOOLS, Administration Building, 130 Beattie Avenue, Lockport, New York14094 - Milton Chodack, Asst. Supt.

STARPOINT CENTRAL SCHOOL, 4363 Mapleton Road, Lockport, New York 14094 - Howard Keech,Sec. Prin. - "Curriculum is modern, flexible, and designed to meet the individual needsof children...classes provided for mentally handicapped, and physically handicapped aretransported to special schools." 35 minutes from Buffalo.

BAYVILLE-BROOKVILLE-LOCUST VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT # 3, (1,2,3), Locust Valley,New York 11560 - Richard Smith, Asst. Supt.

FRIENDS ACADEMY' Duck Pond Road, Locust Valley, New York 11560 - Private School

LOCUST VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL - CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3, Locust Valley, New York L.I.11560 - Mrs. Bartlett, Prin. ,(516) 671-7500

LONG BEACH CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT5(1,3,) , Lido Boulevard, Long Beach, New York 11561 -Robert Kirsch, Asst. Instruction-Research,(516) 432-4158 (District Eligible For FederalUrban Aid)

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LONG BEACH CONT. ED. SCHOOL, Lindell Boulevard ,Long Beach, New York 11561 - MissNancy Andrews

MATER CHRISTI DIOCESAN HIGH SCHOOL '21-21 Crescent Street, Long Island City, New York11105 - Brother David Detfe, FSC, Prin. - Boy's Division (212) 721-7200

LONG LAKE CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Long_ Lake, New York 12847 - Harry Graham, Super-vising Prin. - "...enrollment of 230 students, no elementary grade has more than 23pupils and the high school classes range from 8-20 students rural and well populatedin the summer because it is a resort area...winters usually cold and snowy, but roadsopen at all times." Salary starts at $7,000

LOWVILLE ACADEMY AND CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), 7668 State Street, Lowville, New York 13367,Mr. Robert McNeilly, Dist. Prin. ,(315) 376-3544 - "We would be most happy to considerany returned Peace Corps Volunteers."

LYNBROOK PUBLIC SCHOOLS-DISTRICT V/ 20, Burtis Street, Lynbrook, New York - Bilingualcontact - Walter Hawthorne

L. A. WEBBER HIGH SCHOOL, Lyndonville, New York 13402 - Mr. Louis Salen, SupervisingPrin.

LYNDONVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Housel Avenue, Lyndonville, New York - Mr. Louis D. Salen,Dist. Prin.,(716) 765-2251 - "Orleans County, one mile from Lake Ontario and withineasy commuting distance of Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Rochester...village populationless than 1,000, situated in famous fruit and vegetable belt. However, many commuteto the larger cities...salaries compete with suburban schools rapport of high moralestaffs and clean rural living." Graduate opportunities at school colleges and univer-sities. Migrant Programs

LYONS CENTRAL SCHOOL, Clyde Road, Lyons, New York 14489 - Mr. William Crane, Dist. Prin.(315) 946-6841; Migrant Programs - Earl Buchanan

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MADISON CENTRAL SCHOOL, Madison, New York 13402 - William Rasbeck, Supervising Prin. -(315) 893-5251 - One hour from Syracuse, 30 miles from Utica, 5 miles from Colgate Univ.Oneonta and Cortland; staff 50, small rural village, outdoor activities-hunting, fish-ing.

SAINT JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, Malone, New York 12953 - Bilingual contact - Sister Jean Baptiste

THE DANIEL WARREN SCHOOL, (3), 1310 Harrison Avenue ,Mamaroneck, New York 10543 - PaulChaltas, Prin.,(914) 698-6631

MAMARONECK HIGH SCHOOL, (3), Post Road, Mamaroneck, New York - Mr. Joseph Davney,(914)698-9000

RYE NECK PUBLIC SCHOOLS,(1), 734 East Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, New York 10543 -(914) 698-6670 or Mr. Joseph Carol, Supt.,or Dr. Robert J. Lane ,(914) 967-6108;Bilin-gual Contact - Miriam Boggell

UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, The Annex West Boston Road, Mamaroneck, New York

10543 - Bilingual Contact - Dr. Margery Bernstein

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MARION CENTRAL SCHOOL, 10-52 Warner Road, Marion, New York 14505 - Chester W. Curtis,Dist. Prin.,(315) 926-4228; Migrant Programs

MARLBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL, Marlborough, New York 12542 - Jack O'Donnell,(914) 236-7720;Migrant Programs - Mahlon Farmau

HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL 'Massenet, New York 13662 - Rev. Griffith J. Billmayer, Prin.(315) 764-0528

MASSENA ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Massena Central School ,Massena, New York 10538 - Mr.Harry O. Butler,(315) 764-0533,Ext. 335

MASSENA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, Massena, New York 13662 - Mr. Harley Scott, Supt.

MATTITCUK U.F.S.D. # 9: (1) 'Route 25 ,Mattituck, New York 11952 - William Liebeknecht,Dist. Prin., (516) 629-8460 ".. .rural, up-to-date communit_y... approximately 90 milesfrom New York City on what is termed the "North Fork" of eastern Long Island. Recrea-tion is the forte for which Mattituck is famous...traditional in many respects but bythe same token, constantly experimenting for new and better ways to educate children."

MAYVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL , (1,3) , Mayville, New York 14757 - Harry Beno, Supervising Prin.

PATCHOGUE ADULT BASIC EDUCATION' Oregon Junior High School, Medford, New York - JosephFarbsteon,(516) 289 -2300 ,Ext. 242

MEDINA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1,414 West Avenue, Medina, New York 14103 - RobertV. Cogger, Supt. ,(716) 798-2700 - Starting salary 1970-71 $7100 B.A. $7,900 M.A. Orleanscounty, midway between Rochester and Buffalo-11 miles from Lake Ontario-school district15,p00, 3100 children, village of Medina 7,500

HALF HOLLOW HILLS SCHOOL, P. O. Box 637, Melville, New York 11740 - Mr. Coleman Lyons,(516) 421-1900

MEXICO ACADEMY AND CENTRAL SCHOOL' Mexico, New York 13114 - Mr. Robert T. Carr,(315)963-3812

MIDDLE ISLAND ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Middle Island Central School District, Rocky Point,Yaphank Road, Middle Island, New York 11953 - Mr. Harry Joyce,(516) 924-6400,Ext. 21

MIDDLE ISLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Central School District No. 12, Rocky Point, Yaphank Road,Middle Island, New York 11953 - Mr. Bernard Heaney, Adm. Asst. Instruction and Super-vision,(516) 924-6400

MIDDLETOWN ENLARGED CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, 159 Prospect Avenue, Middletown, New York10940 - Mr. Kenneth Marquis, Director of Music, Board of Education,or Edward Rice, Adm.Asst. Bilingual Contact - Dr. John Krause (District Eligible For Federal Urban Aid)

MILFORD CENTRAL SCHOOL, Milford, New York 13807 - Thomas Sheeran, Dist. Prin. - "... asmall rural school located within easy traveling distance from Oneonta or Albany forgraduate study...please refer candidates to me personally."

CHAMINADE HIGH SCHOOL, (1,3) ,Mineola, New York 11501 - Lawrence Olekiak, Prin.,(914)742-5555 - "...outstanding candidates lacking certification are hired from time to time.A private Roman Catholic Boys High School in suburban (Nassau County) New York ...en-rollment ;100 boys...strictly college preparatory curriculum."

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MINEOLA PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 200 Emory Road , Mineola, New York 11501 - Bilingual Contact-Mr. George L. Russo

MONROE WOODBURY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, 3 Stage Road, Professional Building, Monroe,New York 10950 - Mr. Walter Garner, Asst. Supt., (914) 782-8261

MONTGOMERY VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, Montgomery, New York 12549 - Dr. William Moran ,(914)457-3030

MONTICELLO CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3) ' Monticello, New York 12701 - Dr. CharlesRudinger, Supt.,(914) 794-7700 - "Please keep returning Peace Corps people apprised ofMonticello." 80 miles from New York City...resort industry...enrollment 3,500 Startingsalary woo

VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, Montgomery, New York 12549 - Dr. William Moran ,(914) 457-3030

MOOERS CENTRAL SCHOOL , Mooers, New York ,(518) 236-7141 Migrant Programs - Seth Bliver

MORIAH CENTRAL SCHOOL , Moriah, New York 12960 - Mr. MacDonald, Supervising Prin.

MORRISTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL , Morristown, New York 13664 - Mr. William Eustis, SupervisingPrin.

BEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3), The Fox Lane Campus , P. O. Box 180, Mount Kisco, New York10549 - Mr. Thomas Sobel, Dir. of Instruction - "...are ready to welcome Volunteers in-to teaching service 0.. we seem to hire each year secondary teachers of English, socialstudies, mathematics, and elementary teachers of all kinds."

MOUNT MORRIS CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3)s Mount Morris, New York 14510 - Mr. Chester Canary,(716) 658-3331

MOUNT UPTON CENTRAL SCHOOL ' (3), Mount Upton, New York 13808 - Mr. Clifford McLean,Dist. Prin., (607) 764-2590

MOUNT VERNON ADULT BASIC EDUCATION , Nathan Hale School ,461 Southwest Avenue , MountVernon, New York 10553 - Mr. Joseph Leone ,(914) 668-6580

MOUNT VERNON PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3), 165 North Columbus Avenue, Mount Vernon, New York -Mr. Philip Dennis, Director of Personnel,(914) 668-6580;Bilingual Contact - AlfredFranko (District Eligible For Federal Urban Aid)

STOCKBRIDGE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, Munnsville, New York 13409 - William J. Jones, Prim,(315) 495-3071 - "Nestled in central New York's scenic countryside, Stockbridge in-vites the prospective teacher to consider the pleasant alternative to urban teachingconditions helping hands and friendly attitudes welcome the newcomer seeking thestarting point for a happy and profitable career."

NAPLES CENTRAL SCHOOL 'Naples, New York 14512 - Mr. Walter Moores, District Prin.,(315) 374-2300

ONONDAGO CENTRAL SCHOOL, 4479 South Onondaga Road , Nedrow, New York 13120 - WarrenMoore, Dist. Prin" (315) 492-1701

NEW HARTFORD CENTRAL SCHOOL, (2) ,New Hartford, New York 13413 - Dr. James Meyer, Prin.

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NEW HYDE PARK HERRICKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, New Hyde Park, New York - Mrs. DiPaolo ,(516)741-7800

NEW PALTZ CENTRAL SCHOOL, New Paltz, New York - Mr. Frederick Dippel, SupervisingPrin.; Migrant Programs

NEW ROCHELLE ADULT EDUCATION, New Rochelle Senior High School, New Rochelle, New York10801 - Mr. Salvatore A. Calvello,(914) 632-9000

NEW ROCHELLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, 515 North Avenue, New Rochelle, New York 10801 -Leonard Misner, Asst. Supt. of Personnel and In-Service Education,(914) 632-9000,Ext.227-228;Bilingual Programs (District Eligible For Federal Urban Aid)

**** INFORMATION ON TEACHING OPPORTUNITIES IN NEW YORK CITY ****

DISTRICT NO. 1, Lower East Side, P.S. 20, 165 Norfolk Street, Manhattan, New York10002 - Carl B. Erdberg, Supt.,(212) 674-3780

DISTRICT NO. 2, Lower West Side-E. Midtown ,P.S. 137, 80 Montgomery Street, Manhattan,New York - Elliott S. Shapiro,(212) 532-8287

DISTRICT NO. 3, Lower & Upper Park Way ,P.S. 75, 300 West 96th Street, Manhattan, NewYork - Alfredo Mathew, Jr.,(212) 864-6570

DISTRICT NO. 4, East Harlem, P.S. 85, 346 East 117 Street, Manhattan, New York - Mr.Martin Frey,(212) 831-2483

DISTRICT NO. 5, Central Harlem ,P.S. 125, 433 West 123 Street, Manhattan, New York -Olvin McBarnette,(212) 666-7300

DISTRICT NO. 6, Inwood-Wash Heights, 665 West 182 Street, Manhattan, New York 10033Mr. Edwin J. Haas,(212) 795-5400

DISTRICT NO. 7, South Bronx, 501 Cortlandt Avenue , Bronx, New York 10451 - Mr. Ber-nard Friedman,(212) 292-8120 or Mr. Victor Spero, Executive Asst.

DISTRICT NO. 8, Clason Pt-Throgs Neck, 1967 Turnbull Avenue ,Bronx, New York 10473 -Eugene Maleska,(212) 823-0700

DISTRICT NO. 9, Concourse, 1333 Jerome Avenue ,Bronx, New York 10452 - Mr. AndrewDonaldson,(212) 588-5130

DISTRICT NO. 10, Fordham-Riverside, P.S. 95 3961 Hillman Avenue, Bronx, New York 10463,Mr. Charles Shapp or Sheldon Lidenbaum or Theodore Wisenthal,(212) 844-3100

DISTRICT NO. 11, Wmsbg.-No. Bronx, 71 Metropolitan Oval, Bronx, New York 10462 - Car-1

mella Nesi or Mrs. Fitzsimmons, (212) 828-4200

DISTRICT NO. 12, Morrisania P.S.102, 1827 Archer Street, Bronx, New York 10460 - Mrs.Edythe Gaines or Oliver Gibson,(212) 299-6000 or 597-5000 - "...art, Spanish, science,mathematics, music, physical education, home economics are always difficult to

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...there will be a few vacancies in other subject areas such as English and socialstudies...it has been our experience that Volunteer teachers often display an un-derstanding of minority groups and a dedication that makes them invaluable."

DISTRICT NO. 13, Bklyn.Hgts-Bed/Stuy, 44 Court Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201 -Mr. Stanley Taylor5(212) 834-9550 - "We were successful last year in recruiting manyof these Volunteers. We should like very much to receive your roster of prospectiveteachers."

DISTRICT NO. 145 WmsburgrGreenpt., Junior High School 49, 223 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn,New York - Ralph Brande,(212) 387-2018

DISTRICT NO. 155 So. BklynrPark Slope, Sarah J. Hale High School, 335 Dean Street,Brooklyn, New York 11217 - Mr. Anthony Ferrerio,(212) 875-4198

DISTRICT NO. 16, Bushwick-Ridgewood, P. S. 26, 1010 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, NewYork - Abraham Tauchner,(212) 452-1095

DISTRICT NO. 17, Crown Hgts-Flatbush, Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn, New York 11226 -Charles Schonhaut,(212) 462-2067

DISTRICT NO. 18, Canarsie-E. Flatbush, P. S. 268, 133 East 53rd Street, Brooklyn, NewYork - Max B. Meyers,(212) 773-4425

DISTRICT NO. 19, East New York, 590 New Lots Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11207 - Mrs.Elizabeth C. O'Daly,(212) 649-1270 - "I do believe that the services of Volunteers...would be most helpful in this area, where we have many thousands of deprived childrenwho need inspiration and warmth and special care."

DISTRICT NO. 20, Bay Ridge-Bnsonhrst.,P. S. 105, 1020 58th Street, Brooklyn, New York-Juliette Saunders5(212) 633-6700

DISTRICT NO. 21, Gravesend-Coney Island, P. S. 95, 345 Van Sticklen Street ,Brooklyn,New York - Dolores G. Chitraro,(212) 266-1714 - "Particularly interested bilingual."

DISTRICT NO. 22, Midwood-Shpshd Bay, P. S. 89, 3109 Newkirk Avenue ,Brooklyn, New York-Abner I. Jaffe,(212) 856-5879

DISTRICT NO. 23, Brownsville, 370 Rockaway Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11233 - NellieR. Duncan,(212) 485-8100 or contact Herbert Ross

DISTRICT NO. 24, Maspeth-Middle V1g.,P. S. 14, 107 -01. Otis Avenue (Corona), Queens,New York 11101 - Irving Berchuch,(212) 699-4141

DISTRICT NO. 25,New York 11365 -

DISTRICT NO. 26,New York 11365 -

Flushing-Coll. Pt., P. S. 20, 70-30 164 Street (Flushing), Queens,Cormac K. Meagher,(212) 591-2100

Bayside-Dglston, P. S. 179 ,196 -25 Peck Avenue, (Flushing) Queens,Josephine S. O'Brien,(212) 454-8600

DISTRICT NO. 27, Richmond Hill So.-Rckway.,P. S. 63, 90-15 Sutter Avenue, (Ozone Park)Queens, New York 11417 - Rose Schwab,(212) 835-9000

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DISTRICT NO. 28, Forest Hills-Jamaica, 70-48 Austin Street, (Forest Hills) Queens,New York 11375 - Mr. Hugh McDougall,(212) 544-2720

DISTRICT NO. 29, Qns.V1grSpgfld.Gdns.,P. S. 156, 229-02 137 Avenue, (SpringfieldGardens) Queens, New York 11414 - Max Rubenstein,(212) 723-4444

DISTRICT NO. 30, Astoria-Woodside, 42-15 Crescent Street, (Long Island City) Queens,New York 11101 - Mary Halleron,(212) 729-6380

DISTRICT NO. 31, Staten Island, 211 Daniel Low Ter., Richmond, New York 10301 - Mr.Maurice Wollin,(212) 447-3300

Individual schools, public and private, which have asked us to refer teachers fromVolunteers in Public Service:

PUBLIC

BILINGUAL SCHOOL, P. S. 57, 2111 Crotona Avenue, Bronx, New York 10460 - BilingualContact - Mrs. Carmen Rivera

FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL, 5800 20th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11204 -Mr. Philip Eisman, Prin.,(212) 256-1346 - "I would be interested in interviewing can-didates who are not certified at the moment, but who might qualify for certificationbecause of their teacher's training experience."

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL #155, 470 Jackson Avenue ,Bronx, New York)- Bilingual Programs -Mr. Juan Forsela

I. S. 201 COMPLEX, Harlem ,103 East 125th Street, New York, New York,(212) 427-0516

I. S. 271, 1137 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, New York 11233

JAMES MONROE HIGH SCHOOL, 1300 Boynton Avenue, Bronx, New York 10472 - (212) 893-0589"We are a department with a strong sequence in ESL. We are also one of the two schools

in the city with an Educational Development Unit employing funds from business organi-zations."

MARTIN VAN BUREN HIGH SCHOOL, (3), Hillside Avenue and 232nd Street, Queens Village,New York 11427 - Maurice Bleifeld, Prin.,(212) 776-4728

NEW DORP HIGH SCHOOL, 485 Clawson Street, Staten Island, New York 10306 - Mr. JosephBellafore, Prin.

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 1, 309 47th Street, Brooklyn, New York - Mr. Carlo Pere-n, Bilin-gual Coordinator

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 25 ,811 East 149 Street, Bronx, New York 10400 - Herman Fontaine,Prin. (Bilingual Programs)

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 55, 450 St. Paul's Place ,Bronx, New York 10456 - Gilbert Haber,Asst. Prin.,or Miss Elizabeth Duncan, Prin.,(212) 992-0300

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PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 96, 234 West 109th Street, New York, New York 10025 - Miss Lehrer,Bilingual Coordinator

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 98, 512 West 212th Street, New York, New York 10032 - Mr. AlfredoMatthew, Prin., (212) 491-2717

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 102, 315 East 113th Street, New York, New York - Mrs. Bernice Pe-ebles, Bilingual Coordinator

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 144, Ocean Hill-Brownsville, 430 Havard Avenue, Brooklyn, New York,Mr. Vega Tavarez, Bilingual Contact

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 155, 1355 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, New York - Mr. Benjamin Rod-riguez, Bilingual Coordinator

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO 165, Manhattan, 234 West 109th Street, New York, New York 10025 -Mitchell Sacks, TESL Coordinator - Interested in persons with Spanish and Frenchskills.

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 192, 500 West 138th Street, New York, New York - Miss Mildred Gar-vin, Bilingual Coordinator

SAINT ANNE'S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL, 129 Pierreport Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201 - Mr.Stanley Bosworth (Private School)

SAINT NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE HIGH SCHOOL, Augustinian Fathers, 2336 Andrews Avenue,Bronx, New York - Rev. Thomas W. Kelly, Prin.

SAMUEL GOMPERS VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL,(3), 455 Southern Boulevard at 145th Street, Bronx,New York 10455 - Joseph Eisner, Asst. Prin., (212) 665-0950 - "After a mutually satis-factory interview, candidates will be sent for emergency examinations to our Board ofEducation." (Need teachers of math, chemistry, physics, and general science)

SETH LOW PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 96, Avenue P and West 11th Street, Brooklyn, New York - Mr.Larry Herstik, Chairman of Social Studies Department

SEWARD PARK HIGH SCHOOL (3), 350 Grand Street, New York, New York 10002 - Rubin Mal-off, Prin., (212) 674-7000

TWIN BRIDGES MODEL SCHOOL, 217 Park Row, New York, New York 10000 - Mr. Louis Mercado,Bilingual Coordinator

PRIVATE AND PAROCHIALADELPHI ACADEMY, 8515 Ridge Boulevard, Brooklyn, New York 11209 - Mr. Arthur Tyner,Headmaster, (212) 238-3308

AMERICAN SCHOOL IN SWITZERLAND, 366 East 69th Street, New York, New York 10021 - Mrs.Mary Christ Fleming (Private School)

ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK, 31 East 50th Street, New York, New York 10022 - Mrs. JohnCawley,(212) 759-1400 - 'Our minimum is a college degree." Bilingual contact - Sis-

ter. Marie Laboure

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BERKELEY INSTITUTE, 181 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, New York 11217 - Mrs. Mary Miller(Private School)

BROOKLYN ACADEMY, (3), Brooklyn Academy Building, 30 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn,New York 10017 - Mr. Thomas E. Bohan, Headmaster, (212) 638-4800

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN, (2,3), 745 Adams Street, Brooklyn, New York11201 - Brother Medard Shea, Director of Personnel, (212) 855-1511 - "...provisionalcertificate is not required...particularly interested in physical education and healthteachers, female."

DARE SCHOOL, c/o Karen Kaye, Director, 4th Avenue between 72nd and 73rd Street, Brook-

lyn, New York (Private, Montessori School)

HEWITT SCHOOL, 45 East 75th Street, New York, New York 10021 - Miss Janet Mayer

HUNTER COLLEGE CAMPUS SCHOOL, 466 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York 1U017 - BernardMiller

LASALLE ACADEMY, 44 East Second Street, New York, New York 11203 - Brother Harrington,FSC, Prin., (212) 475-8940

POLYTECHNIC PREPARATORY COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL, 92nd Street and 7th Avenue, Brooklyn, NewYork 11228 - William M. Williams,(212) 836-9800

PROFESSIONAL CHILDREN'S SCHOOL, 132 West 60th Street, New York, New York 10023 - Mrs.John T. Lane, Chairman,High Schot.1,(212) 582-3116

SAINT DAVID'S SCHOOL, 12 East 89th Street, New York, New York 10028 - David Hume

SAINT HELENA HIGH SCHOOL, (3), 915 Hutchinson River Parkway, Bronx, New York 10465 -Sister Kathleen Doherty, Prin.

SAINT NICHOLAS HIGH SCHOOL, (3), 29 Catherine Street, Brooklyn, New York 11211 - Sis-ter Patricia Hartigan, Prin.,(212) 384-5391

SAINT NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE HIGH SCHOOL, 2336 Andrews Avenue, Bronx, New York 10468

STATEN ISLAND ACADEMY, (2), 715 Todt Hill Road, Staten Island, New York 10304 - (212)987-8000 - "Our prerequisites are expertise in the discipline(s) to be taught and ademonstrable concern for children as determined by interview and other information.Salary credits might be given for Peace Corps teaching experience but this would de-pend on the type and amount of such experience...while we do not offer salaries com-mensurate with public systems in the area, we feel that our teaching conditions areexceptionally good."

XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL, 588 Sixth Street, Brooklyn, New York 11215 - Sister Monica, Prin.

YESHIVA CAFETZ CHAIM , 346 West 89th Street, New York, New York 10024 - Edward Kemple,Prin. (212) 503-5131 (Home) - Salary $40 -$50 week--excellent hours for graduate school.

Orthodox Jewish grammar and high school...secular studies afternoon--bright boisterousboys--poor white, second generation-East European.

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YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS (3), 1277 East 14th Street, Brooklyn, NewYork 11230 - Dr. Abraham Zuroff, Prin.,(212) 253-7600

YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1277 East 14th Street, New York, New York(212) 253-7600 - Mr. Kaurper

BOARD OF EDUCATION AGENCIESADULT BASIC EDUCATION, P. S. # 1, 46-01 21st Street, Long Island City, New York11101 - Mrs. Doris Moss, Director,(212) 361-7950

AFTER SCHOOL STUDY CENTERS (ESEA TITLE I PROGRAM), Mrs. Truda T. Weil, Acting As-sociate Supervisor, Division of Elementary Schools, Board of Education, 110 Living-ston Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201

BILINGUAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS, Board of Education, 65 Court Street, Brooklyn, NewYork - Mr. Angel Neives, Coordinator,or Dr. Carmen Sanquinetti, Bilingual ScienceCoordinator

COLLEGE BOUND (ESEA TITLE I PROGRAM), Dr. Henry Hillsory, New York City Board ofEducation, 110 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS, New York City Community Development Agency, ,David McPhe-eters, Jr., 349 Broadway, New York, New York 10013 (A complete list of agencies oper-ating Headstart Programs is posted at Volunteers in Public Service office at Albany,Bureau of Early Childhood Programs, State Education Department, Albany)

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE, Board of Education, Room 617, 131 Livingston Street,Brooklyn, New York - Dr. Ted Krulik, Coordinator,(212) 624-5208

HOMEWORK HELPER PROGRAM (ESEA TITLE I), Dr. Albert During, 141 Livingston StreetBrooklyn, New York 11201

JUNIOR HIGH SUMMER INSTITUTES (ESEA TITLE I), Dr. Bernard Fox, Board of Education,110 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201

MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAM, Mr. Herman Knessel, MDT Supervisor Boardof Education, 110 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201,(212) 596-6954

NEW YORK STATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Education Placement Network, 44 Madison Avenue, NewYork, New York,(212) 688-0540

REGIONAL TITLE III CENTER (INNOVATION IN EDUCATION), Mrs. Shelley Umaus, Director,NYC Regional Title III Center, 110 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, Nev York 11201 - (212)625-7018

WELFARE EDUCATION PROGRAM, Board of Education, 110 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, NewYork 11201 - Mr. James Warren, Director,(212) 533-7530

OTHER AGENCIES AND BUSINESSES,ET CETERACOLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES: See Lovejoy's College Guide for a listing. A list of col-leges and universities in Na a York State only is available from - Division of Teacher

Education and Certification, State Education Department ,Albany, New York 12224

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GRADUATE INTERNSHIPS. To gain admittance to a teacher intern program in a collegeor university, students generally but not always have completed a minimum of ed-ucation credits. Interns complete a teacher training program while working assalaried teacher interns in a school. Contact the Dean of the School of Educationof individual colleges for further information. In the New York City Board of Ed-

ucation, contact Mrs. Helen McGuire, Teacher Education Office, 65 Court Street,Brooklyn, New York 11201.

BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK has expressed special interestin Peace Corps returnees for its intern program, since their work is especially goodpreparation for fulfilling the teaching role in inner cities. The program as oper-ated in the past is a 48 credit master's degree plan With a full year of work in ur-ban school including a paid internship. Write to: Professor Schwartz, CoordinatorSpecial Program for College Graduates, Brooklyn College, Department of Education,Brooklyn, New York 11210.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE:

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, American Language Institute, Washington Square, New York,New York 1000 3

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, English Language Institute, Mr. Milton Seltzer, Director,New York, New York 10027

HUNTER COLLEGE, 695 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10010

QUEENS COLLEGE, 65-30 Kissena Boulevard, (Flushing) New York, New York 11367

CITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, 138th Street and Convent Avenue, New York,New York 10031

ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY, Grand Central and Utopia Parkways, Jamaica, New York 11432

YESHIVA UNIVERSITY, Ferkauf Graduate School, Amsterdam Avenue at 186th Street,New York, New York 10033

STATEN ISLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 715 Ocean Terrace, (Staten Island) New York, NewYork 10305 - Mr. James Smith, (212) 448-9000 - Employed returned Volunteers inVeterans Education Program

COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCIES, New York State Office of Economic Opportunity, 567 Madi-son Avenue, New York, New York 10017, (212) 758-2614

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION CENTER, 1 Hudson Street, New York, New York - Marian Riverman

PEACE CORPS, 90 Church Street, Suite 605, New York, New York 10007, (212) 264-7123

TEACHERS, INC., 732 Columbus Avenue, New York, New York, (212) 866-5510 - A privatenon-profit group involved in teacher training which recruits former Peace Corps Vol-unteers, etc. Contact Roland Betts

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, INC., 230 East 105 Street (Hell Gate Station) New York, New York

10029 - Dr. Roderick Loner, Executive Director, (212) 427-0700 Openings in physical

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NEWARK CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, 625 Pierson Avenue, Newark, New York 14513 -Donald Hess,(315) 331-2510 or Richard Schnidle, Supt.

NEWARK VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Newark, New York 13811 - Frank Slater, Dist.Prin,(607) 642-3221 - "A lack of certification is not a barrier to employment...in the southern tier area of New York State in the county of Tioga."

NEWBURGH ADULT EDUCATION, 300 Broadway, Newbulr,h, New York 12550 - Mr. Eugene EmblerDirector of Adult Education,(914) 561-7227

NEWBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Newburgh, New York (District Eligible For Federal UrbanAid) Bilingual Programs

NEWCOMB CENTRAL SCHOOL, Newcomb, New York 12852 (Essex County) - Robert Smith, Supervising Prin.

NEWFANE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Newfane, New York,(716) 778-7101 - Migrant Programs - RobertSanders

NEWFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,3), 247 Main Street, Newfield, New York 14867 - DonaldHickman, Supervising Prin. (607) 564-9958 or Miss Margaret Weaver, Elem. Prin. -"We are interested in returned Peace Corps Volunteers and do give salary credit forteaching in the Peace Corps."

NIAGARA FALLS ADULT EDUCATION, 607 Walnut Avenue, Niagara Falls, New York 14301 - Mr.Gerardo Franciosa,(716) 285-5251

NIAGARA FALLS CITY SCHOOLS ,Board of Education, 607 Walnut Avenue, Niagara Falls, NewYork 14302 - Dr. Vincent Loretto, Director of Staff Personnel ,(716) 285-5251 - Thereare 28 schools-Salary range $4800-$10,812 B.A.

DEBEAU SCHOOL, 3100 Lewiston Road, Niagara Falls, New York 14305 - (716) 284-5477 or282-1955 - "Private college prep school for boys...day school-cold...student teacherratio 1-10...because of our requirements only able to consider single person."

NORTH BABYLON PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 5 Jardine Place, North Babylon, New York 11703 - Mr.William DeLuca, Jr.,(516) 669-1400

NORTH COLLINS CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,3) , North Collins, New York 14111 - Douglas B. Tower,Dist. Prin. - "Increments include $300 for masters degree. We don't give credit for

anything except teaching experience. It is doubtful,, too, that we would consider those

who are not at least provisionally certified."

NORTH SALEM PUBLIC SCHOOLS, North Salem, New York - Bruce K. Bothwell, Dist. Prin.

NORTH SYRACUSE CENTRAL SCHOOLS, 305 South Main Street, North Syracuse, New York 13212 -Dr. Freeman Van Wickler or Timothy A. Palmer, Asst. Supt. ,(315) 458-2440 - "We wouldconsider taking candidates who are in the process of applying for their provisionalcertification or are taking courses...we are particularly interested in candidateshaving Peace Corps experience."

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NORTH TARRYTOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 200 North Broadway, North Tarrytown, New York 10591Douglas Huntington, Asst. Supt.,(914) 631-9400 - "Enrollment 3,200, 24 miles northof New York City, suburban Pestchester County...willingness to support quality edu-cation...should be prepared to employ a variety of teaching approaches and must havean interest in recognizing and meeting the needs of individual children."

POCANTICO HILLS CENTRAL SCHOOL, Bedford Road, North Tarrytown, New York 10591 - Mr.Harold Ackley, Dist. Prin.,(914) 631-2440

SLEEPY HOLLOW HIGH SCHOOL, (3), 210 North Broadway, North Tarrytown, New York 10591,Henry Richardson, Prin.,(914) 631-9400

NORTH TONAWANDA ADULT EDUCATION, Gratwick Elementary School, 1310 Payne Avenue,NorthTonawanda, New York 14120 - Mr. Joel Rosakoff,(716) 694- 3200,Ext. 240

NORTH TONAWANDA PUBLIC SCHOOLS ,Administration Building ,236 Goundry Street, NorthTonawanda, New York 14120 - Mr. Horace Donaldson, Personnel Manager,(716) 694-3200,Ext. 216 - "Part of metropolitan Buffalo area-20 minutes from downtown...teacher'saide provided. 11

NORTHPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS ,Union Free School District No. 4 ,P. 0. Box 210, North-port, New York 11768 - Mr. William Sammond, Asst. Supt., (516) 261-9000,Ext. 220 ;Bilingual Programs

NORWICH CITY SCHOOLS, (3), Board of Education Building South Broad Street ,Norwich,New York 13815 - Bernard Brunza, Asst. Supt. for Personnel, (607)334-3211

NYACK ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Board of Education , Highland Avenue , Nyack, New York -Mr. Robert Schields, Adm. Asst.

NYACK HIGH SCHOOL , Nyack Public Schools , South Highland Avenue , Nyack, New YorkBilingual Contact - Paul Hutchins

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TOWN OF WEBB SCHOOLS, (3) ,Old Forge, New York 13420 - John Leach, Prin. - "Callcollect at Area Code 3t5 Old Forge 70'."

ARCHBISHOP WALSH HIGH SCHOOL, (3), Olean, New York 14760 - Rev. John Ryan, Prin.

OLEAN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Olean, New York - Harold McManus, Supt.

ONEIDA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF ONEIDA, Oneida, New York 13421 - Dr. EdwardGreen, Supt.,(315) 363-2550

ONEONTA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT , ._(3) , Oneonta, New York - Robert White,(607) 432-8200

WAYNE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Ontario Center, New York 14520 - Mr. Chester Tepper, Supt. ofSchools (315) 589-4781

SOUTH ORANGETOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, (1,2,3), Orangeburg, New York - JohnR. Champlin, Asst. Supt. ,(914) 359-3320 - "A good community and a good school systemform a natural unity. One is not more separate from the other than an ocean from itsshore. A community and its school system must work together, not only to solve the

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problems of today, but to shape the promise of tomorrow."

TOPANZE HIGH SCHOOL ,Orangeburg, New York - Mr. Eiben (914) 359-3320

ORCHARD PARK CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Orchard Park, New York 14127 - Jack Ables,(716)662-9311 - "We will be happy to interview returnees from Peace Corps and VISTA."

ORISKANY FALLS HIGH SCHOOL' (3), Oriskany Falls, New York 13425 - Walter Buckoski,Supervising Prin.,(315) 821-7215

OSSINING ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Ossining Senior High School, Ossining, New York10562 - Mrs. Ellen Goodman,(914) 941-7700

OSSINING PUBLIC SCHOOLS' (3), Administration Building, 89 Broadway, Ossining, NewYork 10562 - John J. Battles, Director of Personnel,(914) 941-7700 - "...most happyto interview prospective Volunteers...in the past we have found it difficult to reachthe men and women upon their return. The addresses are often incorrect as the indi-vidual moves from place to place in search of a position...interested in a core oflanguage arts and social studies at the elementary level...also math and science teach-

ers."

ALTMAR-PARISH-WILLIAMSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT, Oswego, New York 13114 - Richard Foertch,Administrative Asst. (315) 625-7478

OSWEGO ENLARGED CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3) Education Center, 233 West Utica Street,Oswego, New York 13126 - Fred J. Prior, Asst. Supt.,(315) 342-1640,Ext. 42 - Popula-tion 2,200, south shore of Lake Ontario, midway between Rochester and Watertown

OTISVILLE UNION FREE SCHOOL, Otisville, New York - William Morrissey, Prin.,(914) 386-5222

EAST WOODS SCHOOL; 31 Yellow Cate Road, Oyster Bay, New York 11771 - Mr. Brengle(Private School)

OYSTER BAY - EAST NORWICH PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3), Central School District No. 6,Mr. Benton,Asst. Supt. - "Will contact you for teachers qualified in areas such as bilingual edu-cation."

OWEGO APPALACHIAN CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), 36 Talcott Street, Owego, New York 13827 -

Mr. Sheldon Guile, Supt.

CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6' East Main Street, Oyster Bay, New York 11771 - BilingualContact - Dr. Chawncey F. Benton

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PALMYRA-MACEDON CENTRAL SCHOOL, 151 Hyde Parkway, Palmyra, New York 14522 - Mr. ErnestManske, Admin. Asst., (315) 597-4892

ALTMAR-PARISH-WILLIAMSTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL, Parish, New York 13131 - Frederick Campbell,Dist. Prin. - "We would prefer to ha' people who are certified and experienced, how-ever, if an unusually well-qualified person should present himself..he...would receiveserious consideration."

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PARISHVILLE HOPKINTON STOCKHOLM POTSDAM, (3), Central School District No. 1, Parish-ville, New York 13672 - Mr. George Tyler, High School Prin.,(315) 265-4642

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION BOARD OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (BOCES), 201 SunriseAvenue, Patchogue, New York 11772 - Mrs. James Raleigh,(516) 289-2200

PATCHOGUE-MEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 241 South Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, New York 11772 -

Mr. Frederick Reaver, Asst. Supt. for Personnel (Bilingual Contact - Frank J. Rossi)

PAWLING CENTRAL SCHOOL, 7 Haight Street, Pawling, New York 12564 - John Wagner, Dist.Prin.

PEARL RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOLS, Pearl River, New York - Mr. Sansone, Prin.,(914) 735-4091

PEEKSKILL BASIC ADULT EDUCATION, Peekskill High School, 212 Ringgold Street, Peekskill,New York 10566 - Mr. John Sullivan,(914) 637-3300

PEEKSKILL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), 1867 Crompond Road, Peekskill, New York 10566 -Mrs. Marguerite O'Brien, Coordinator of Personnel,(914) 637-3300; Bilingual Contact -Mr. Lapentina

PENFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, Penfield, New York 14526 - Dr. John BurroughsAdm. Asst. to the Supt.,(716) 586-7170 - A growing suburb of Rochester, enrollment 65000

PENN YAN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Penn Yan, New York 15727 - Dr. Timothy Palmer, Dept.Superintendent,(315) 536-3371

PERRY CENTRAL SCHOOL, 33 Watkins Avenue, Perry, New York 14530 - Mr. Edwards, Supt.,(716) 237-2121

INDIAN RIVER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Philadelphia, New York 13673 - Mr. ClaudeHutchinson, Dist. Prin., (315) 642-3427 - "...a returning Peace Corps Volunteer mightbe very qualified if he...can be certified either in the immediate or near future...nearby colleges include: State University of New York at Potsdam, Crane School ofMusic."

00KAWAMICK SCHOOL, Philmont, New York - Mr. Lester Benson, Asst. Dist. Prin.,(518)851-6521

PHOENIX CENTRAL SCHOOLS, 400 Volney Street, Phoenix, New York 13135 - James Vaccaro,Supt.,(315) 695-2091

PINE PLAINS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, Academy Street, Pine Plains, New York12567 - Elliot Golden, Acting Secondary Prin.,(914) 398-7181

PITTSFORD CENTRAL SCHOOL, Pittsford, New York 14534 - Mr. Arnold Carlson, Acting Asst.Supt. of Schools,(716) 381-9940

PLAINVIEW-OLD BETHPAGE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4, Plainview, New York 11803 - Mr.Louis Ferrara, Adm. Asst.,(516) 938-5400,Ext. 340

BEEKMANTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), P. 0. Box 829, Plattsburgh, New York 12901,(518) 563-1780

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PLATTSBURGH CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1), Plattsburgh, New York 12901 - Mr. Lancione,Supt. (518) 561-6670 - "College town of 23,000 in NE New York...experimental pro-grams underway...prior full teaching experience allowed...related industry experienceconsidered."

PLEASANTVILLE COLTAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), Pleasantville, New York 10570 - Mr. PaulSteinfield

BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Poestenkill, New York 12022 - Mr. Daniel McGuire,Supervising Prin.,(518) 659-2515

PORT CHESTER ADULT EDUCATION, John F. Kennedy School, Olivia Street, Port Chester,New York 10573 - Mr. Joseph O'Shea,(914) 939-7300,Ext. 231

UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5, North Ridge Street, Port Chester, New York 10573 -Westchester County - Must be certified; Bilingual Contact - Dr. Harry Mix (DistrictEligible For Federal Urban Aid)

PORT JERVIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Port Jervis, New York - Arthur Venezia, Supt. ,(914) 856-6506

PORT WASHINGTON BASIC ADULT EDUCATION, 101 Campus Drive, Port Washington, New York11050 - Mrs. Doris Mcllhenny,(516) 767-9500

PORT WASHINGTON PUBLIC SQ-JOOLS, (1,2,3), Port Washington, New York 11051 - Dr. PaulGendler, Asst. Supt.,(516) 767-9500; Bilingual Contact - James Girillo

PORTVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Portville, New York - Mr. Lee Frair, Supervising Prin.

ARLINGTON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, 232 Dutchess Turnpike, Poughkeepsie, New York 12603,Kenneth Knops, Personnel Director,(914) 471-0089 - "We at Arlington are most interestedin employing Peace Corps returnees as teachers in our district. We hired two of your

people last year." (Located in Dutchess county, 2 hours north of New York City,1970-71 salary schedule B.A. MO0-140.65)

POUGHKEEPSIE BASIC ADULT EDUCATION, Morse Junior High School, 105 Mansion Street,

Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 - Mr. George Ticcony,(914) 454-7720

POUGHKEEPSIE CITY SCHOOLS, Poughkeepsie, New York (District Eligible For Federal Ur-

ban Aid)

OUR LADY OF LOURDES HIGH SCHOOL, (3), 29 North Hamilton Street, Poughkeepsie, NewYork 12602 - Dr. Gregory Delaney

FRANKLIN ACADEMY AND PRATTSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Prattsbu, New York 14873 -Harry Bartz, Dist. Prin. (Steuben County)

PURCHASE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, (3), Purchase, New York 10577 - Mr. Robert Mulligan, Prin.,(914) 949-2229

(R)

RAVENA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), Ravena, New York - Mr. Frank Filipione, Prin., (518)

756-2155 (Has frequently requested Volunteers)

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RED CREEK CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Red Creek, New York 13143 - Mr. Ralph DeMas,Supervising Prin.,(315) 754-6277; Migrant Programs - Edward Furletti

RED HOOK CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1), Red Hook, New York 12571 - Mr. Russell Keefe, Dist.Prin.,(914) 758-2241; Migrant Programs

RICHMONDVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Richmondville, New York - Mr. Joseph Radez, Prin.,(518)294-6621

RIVERHEAD CENTRAL SCHOOL, Riverhead, New York,(516) 727-5590; Migrant Programs - Mr.George Trutner

BRIGHTON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, Monroe & Elmwood Avenues, Rochester, New York14618 - Mr. Frank L. Knorr,(716) 442-1500 - "Completed salary program($74000-16Q00),several colleges and universities, innovative instructional program."

EAST IRONDEQUOIT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, 2300 Ridge Road East, Rochester, NewYork 14622 - Mr. David Ackroyd, Adm. Asst.,(716) 544-9950; Bilingual Contact - Dr.Ross Willink

EAST ROCHESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS, East Avenue, East Rochester, New York 14445 - LewisOsbourn, Supt.,(716) 586-4880

GATES-CHILI CENTRAL SCHOOL, 910 Wegman Road, Rochester, New York 14624 - James Annis,Staff Personnel Administrator,(716) 328-2101 ;Bilingual Contact - Robert Alford

THE GENESEE VALLEY SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION, Regional Supplementary EducationalCenter, 100 Allens Creek Road, Rochester, New York 14618 - (716) 244-3590 - "maintainpersonnel clearinghouse, listing vacancies on a weekly basis in Rochester area. Doesnot maintain placement service, however. Vacancy listings are sent to State Educa-tion Department-when in Rochester, Volunteers can visit office."

GREECE CENTRAL DISTRICT No. 1, 1790 Latta Road, Rochester, New York 14612 - Charles F.Loedel, Superintendent of Personnel,(716) 621-1000

JAMES MADISON HIGH SCHOOL, (3), 101 Epworth Street, Rochester, New York 14611 - Mr.Henry Williams, Prin.

ROCHESTER BASIC ADULT EDUCATION, 410 Alexander Street, Rochester, New York 14604 - MissJune Rousseau,(716) 442-4818

ROCHESTER CATHOLIC SCHOOLS, 50 Chestnut Street, Rochester, New York 14604 - Mrs. GraceConway, Educ. Coordinator,(716) 454-4525

ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT , (3), 13 Fitzhugh Street South, Rochester, New York14614 - Mr. Hunter Fraser, Coordinator of Personnel,(716) 325-4560;Bilingual Contact -

Mrs. Eleanor Burgess or Mrs. Delgado (District Eligible For Federal Urban Aid) - "Wehave always been happy to hear from Peace Corps returnees...have hired and presentlyemploy Volunteers."

ORDWAY SCHOOL , 175 Allens Creek Road , Rochester, New York 14618 - Mrs. Janet Ordway,Director

PHOENIX SCHOOL, Vick Park , Rochester, New York 14607 - Mrs. Paul Casper, Headmistress,(716) 271-8133

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WEST IRONDEQUOIT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, 370 Cooper Roads Rochester, New York 14617,Mr. Heinrich,(716) 342-5500

WORLD OF INQUIRY SCHOOL, Rochester, New York - "A street academy sponsored by the CityBoard of Education."

ORANGETOWN CENTRAL SCHOOLS, Rockland City, New York - Mr. William Zanfenberg,(914) 359-7665 - "This year the school district will initiate a new program emphasizing a modularschedule, continuous progress, resource centers, individualization of instruction, andteam teaching."

ROCKVILLE CENTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Union Free School District No. 1, Shepard Street,Rock-ville Centre, Long Islands New York 11570 - Howard G. Bogart, Asst. Supt.,(516) 536-4000 - South shore from Times Square-community interest is high

NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, (3), 713 Madison Steeet, Rome, New York 13440 - Mr.Jay Farman, Supt. - "We are most interested...Volunteers...who are hopeful of teachingscience, and who would like the added challenge of working with deaf students."

ROME PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3), City School District, 108 East Garden Street, Rome, New York13440 - Edward Pascucci, Asst. Supt.,(315) 377-7700 (District Eligible For Federal Ur-ban Aid)

ROMULUS CENTRAL SCHOOL, Romulus, New York 14541 - Mr. Robert Hoagland, Dist. Prin.,(607)869-5391

ROOSEVELT BASIC ADULT EDUCATION 'Roosevelt Junior Senior High School, Roosevelt, NewYork 11575 - Mr. Philip Smith,(516) 378-7302

ROOSEVELT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (1,2,3), Wagner Avenue , Roosevelt, New York (Long Island)11575 - James Galloway, Adm. Asst.,(516) 378-7302 - "We welcome the applications ofVolunteers and offer salary credit for related teaching experience."

ROSCOE CENTRAL SCHOOL , (3), Roscoe, New York 12776 - Herbert Howard, Prin., (607) 498-4126

ROSLYN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3), Roslyn, New York 11576 - William Rosengarten, Director ofProfessional Personnel - "Certification is required: Candidates do not return to thiscountry for screening and employment procedures which normally takes place in the Springof this year...could be avoided if the Volunteers could end their assignments at mid-year."

ROSLYN BASIC ADULT EDUCATION,23 Madison Place, Roslyn Heights,11577 - Mr. William Alexander,(516) 621-4900

ROXBURY CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Roxbury, New York 12474 - Mr.vising Prin.

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RUSH-HENRIETTA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, 2034 Lehigh Station Road, Henrietta, New York14467 - Mr. Robert Thompson, Director of Recruitment, (716) 334-5440

RYE COUNTY DAY SCHOOL, Cedar Street ,Rye, New York 10580 - Nila Grange (Private)

RYE HIGH SCHOOL ,Parsons Street, Rye, New York 10580 ; Bilingual Contact - J. Carpenter

Rye

RYE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 5, Westchester County, (914) 937-3600

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SACHEM PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Sachem, New York (District Eligible For Federal Urban Aid)

SMITHTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Edgewood Avenue, St. James, New York 11780 - Mr.Don Miller,(516) 265-3060

SAINT JOHNSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Central School District No. 2 ,St. Johnsville,New York 13452 - Romeo Battisti, Dist. Prin.

NIAGARA WHEATFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), 2292 Saunders Settlement Road, Sanborn, NewYork 14132 - Mr. Raymond Van Deventer, Director Elem. Ed. (716) 731-3241 - Write toMr. Charles Clark, Supt.

PIUS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, (3), Petiova Avenue, Saranac Lake, New York 12983 - Sr.Kathleen Marie, RSM, Prin.

SARATOGA SPRINGS CITY SCHOOLS, (3), 5 Wells Street, Saratoga Springs, New York 12866,Mr. James Arnold, Director of Elem. Education and Personnel,(5181 584-7510 - "We areinterested in securing the best professional staff and are progressing in this direc-tion."

SAUGERTIES CENTRAL SCHOOLS, (1,2,3), Saugerties, New York 12477 - Mr. Dexter Arnold,Supt. of Schools,(914) 246-2828 - 100 miles north of New York City, 40 miles southof Albany - all seasons recreational area largely residential communi ty... at foot ofCatskill mountains...teacher aides for noon hour supervision

SANQUOIT VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Sanquoit, New York 13455 - Dr. Thoedore Soistman,Supervising Prin.,(315) 839-5500 - Must be certified.

SAVONA CENTRAL SCHOOL, Savona, New York - Frederick Pierson, Supervising Prin.

EDGEMONT HIGH SCHOOL, Scarsdale, New York - Strong non-western studies

SCARSDALE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ,(3), Administration Offices, Brewster Road, Scarsdale, NewYork - Mr. Fred Roth, Director of Personnel

HOOSICK VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, Schagticoke, New York-Mr. Thomas Davis,(518) 753-6391Near Albany and Troy

DRAPER SCHOOL, (3), Draper Avenue, Schenectady, New York 12306 - Dr. John Kremya, Supt.(518) 377-6458

NISKAYUNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3), 1626 Balltown Road, Schenectady, New York 12309 - Mr.Stephen Israel, Director of Personnel,(518) 393-6651 or Mr. Frank Tarimina, High SchoolPrin.

SCHENECTADY BASIC ADULT EDUCATION CENTER, Washington Irving Educational Center, 418Mumford Street, Schenectady, New York 12307 - Mr. Edwin Agresta,(518) 374-4479

SCHENECTADY CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, 108 Union Street, Schenectady, New York (District

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SCHOHARIE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Schoharie, New York 12157 - Dr. Allen Hansen, SupervisingPrin. (518) 295-8188 - "Certified teachers preferred. Salary credit would not beextended for the two years of Peace Corps teaching experience."

SCOTIA GLENVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,3), Scotia, New York 12302 - Mr. William Lloyd,Prin. or Mr. Clyde Eidens, Supt.,(518) 393-9950 - "Except in very rare cases, onlycertified candidates will be considered."

WHEATLY AND CHILI CENTRAL SCHOOL, District Office, Scottsville, New York 14546 - Mr.Charles Kinyon, Dist. Prin.,(716) 889-1320

SEAFORD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ,Union Free School District No. 6 ,Seaford, New York 11783 -

Mr. Edward Voorhes, Asst. Supt.,or Mr. Robert Peterson, Prin. (516) 221-0700

SENECA FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ,76 State Street, Seneca Falls, New York 13148 -

Dr. W. F. O'Connor, Supt.,(315) 568-9451

THREE VILLAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), Setauket, New York - Mrs. Powers, Prin.,(516) 987-3038 - Near the State University of New York at Brockport

VERNON-VERONA-SHERRIL CENTRAL SCHOOL ,Sherril, New York - Bilingual Program - MigrantPrograms - Peter Juravich

LAKELAND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, Shrub Oak, New York 10588 - William Spinelli, Asst. Prin.(914) 528-8064 or Howard Braithwaite, Director of Personnel - Strong non-western stu-dies program

SIDNEY CENTRAL SCHOOL ,(1,3), 95 West Main Street ,Sidney, New York 13838 - Mr. HowardLynch, Supte,(607) 563-1002 - Whether or not teachers who are not yet provisionallycertified would be considered would depend upon the people.

SILVER CREEK CENTRAL SCHOOL, Silver Creek, New York (716) 934-2603 - Migrant Programs

MINISINK VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, Slate Hill, New York,Mr. Reginald Kierstead, Super-vising Prin. - "On route 6, in Orange County, halfway between the cities of Middle-town and Port Jarvis, New York."

SODUS BASIC ADULT EDUCATION CENTER, Sodus High School, P. O. Box 220, Sodus, New York,Mrs. Mary Putnam,(315) 483-2451

SODUS CENTRAL SCHOOL ,(3), 2 East Main Street ,Sodus, New York 14551 - Mr. WilliamStirling, Supt.,(315) 483-9141 - Migrant Programs - James Rowe

SOLVAY HIGH SCHOOL ,600 Gertrude Street, Solvay, New York 13209 - Michael Campolieta

SOMERS CENTRAL SCPr.OL DISTRICT NO. 1, Somers, New York 10589 - Dr. George E. Port, Jr.,Dist. Prin. - Preference given to those with certification

SOUTH NEW BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL , South New Berlin, New York 13843 - mr. Charles Hager,Elem. Supervisor,(607) 859-2221

OTSELIC CENTRAL SCHOOL 'South Otselic, New York13155 - Mr. John Stormer, Sec. Super-visor,(315) 653-4431

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SPENCER VAN ETTEN CENTRAL SCHOOL, Spencer, New York 14883 - Mr. Nicholas Marchase,Dist. Prin,,or Mr. Joseph Matejka, High School Prin.,(607) 589-4452 or 589-6500 -East community distance of Ithaca and Elmira (Cornell)

SPENCERPORT CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1), 2701 Lyell Avenue, Spencerport, New York 14557 -(716) 352-3421 - "Perhaps we could give credit for the Peace Corps or VISTA peopledepending on their experience."

RAMAPO CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2, 50-A South Main Street, Spring Valley, New York10977 - Elinor Waldman, Director of Personnel,(914) 356-4100

LAKESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 14, Town of Ramapo, Spring Valley, New York 10977 - Mr.Robert Whitsitt, Supervising Prin.,(914) 356-7000 - "In most cases, draft boards haveextended deferments to our teachers as essential for the national welfare. " Lake-side is a public school serving dependent and neglected children from New York...class size is reasonable...salaries...good...school is 60 per cent black. Positions

in 1970-71: conservation, environmental science teacher, teacher of English for thedisadvantaged.

SPRING VALLEY BASIC ADULT EDUCATION, Main Street School, Spring Valley, New York -Mrs. Alma Romans

GRIFFITH INSTITUTE AND CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1), 290 N. Buffalo Str.et, Springville, NewYork 14141 - Mr. Frederick Fineour, Asst. Supt, (716) 592-4901 - "Fine schools in afriendly community...the Springville area in the Heart of Ski country...Buffalo is ashort one-hour drive...manyteachers take advantage of (nearby colleges and univer-sities) to continue their education."

STILLWATER CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3), Stillwater, New York - Mr. Curtis Bristol, DistrictPrin.,(518) 664-6141

NORTH ROCKLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, 117 Main Street, Stony Point, New York 10080 -Mr. Roland Dowen, Administrative Aide,(914) 947-1700 - Located in Rockland County onthe scenic Hudson River...within the district lie several Revolutionary War histori-cal spots, Bear Mountain Stat.B Park, and the "mothball fleet"...fifty minutes to NewYork City...within minutes of numerous colleges and universities. Teachers and ad-ministrators take an active part in curriculum development and innovation...at ele-mentary level continuous progress educational philosophy is being implemented.

RAMAPO CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 , Rockland County, Suffern, New York 10981 - Mr.Gerald Young, Director of Personnel,(914) 753-2711

SYOSSET CENTRAL SCHOOL DSITRICT NO. 2, (3) , Pell Lane, Syosset, New York 11791 - Dr.

Norman Schwartz, Asst. Superintendent,(516) 921-5500

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL , 401 East Castle Street, Syracuse, New York,(315) 475-2159 - " An experimental inner-city school...50 percent of the students aresuburban children bused into the democratic decision-making, peer teaching...Youngstaff; contact Marilyn Brannigan."

SYRACUSE BISHOP LUDDEN HIGH SCHOOL, 815 Fay Road , Syracuse, New York 13219 - Rev.Charles Eckermann,(315) 468-2591

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SYRACUSE CITY SCHOOLS, (1,2,3), 409 West Genesee Street, Syraulse, New York 13202 -

Mr. Franklyn S. Barry, Supt.,or Ernest J. Leal, Supervisor of Personnel - "The cityof Syracuse would definitely be interested in receiving applications for teachingpositions from returned Volunteers...greatestnumber hired in elementary education,English, special education, math and science."

SYRACUSE BASIC ADULT EDUCATION, Washington Irving School, 644 Madison Street, Syra-cuse, New York 13210 - Mr. Williams Jacques (315) 478-5603

WEST SIDE COMMUNITY EDUCATION CENTER, Seymour School, 108 Schonard Street, Syracuse,New York - Bilingual Coordinator - Mr. Jack Barry

WESTHILL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1,2,3), 4860 Onondaga Road, Syracuse, New York13215 - Mr. Cramer Harrington, Administrative Asst.,(315) 492-1787 or Mr. AnthonyTeresa, Dist. Prin. - "We will interview non-certified candidates and also grantsalary credit for Peace Corps teaching experiences in creative teaching directinvolvement in the planning of programs...professional development opportunities...Open School Program multi-media communications...team teaching...modular schedu-ling

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HUNTER-TANNERSVILLE SCHOOLS, Tannersville, New York 12485 - Mr. John Akin, Prin. -

(508) 589-5400 - Salary $7000

TICONDEROGA CENTRAL SCHOOL, Ticonderoga, New York - Mr. Walter Campbell, Supt.,(518)585-6674,Ext. 8-3750

MOUNT PLEASANT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, Columbus Avenue, Thornwood, New York10594 - Dr. William Zimmerman, Dist. Prin.,(914) 769-5500 - "Located about 30 milesnorth of New York City; in central Westchester county, is a young, dynamic schoolsystem...seek teachers and other professional staff members with and without previousexperience, certification required.

WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL, Thcrnwood, New York

TONAWANDA BASIC ADULT EDUCATION, Riverview Elementary School, Taylor and HamiltonDrive, Tonawanda, New York 14150 - Mr. Richard Moliscn,(716) 694-2600

DEXTER TERRACE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 333 Dexter Terrace, Tonawanda, New York 14150 - Mr.Allan Kuhn, Prin.,(716) 693-8323

GLENDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 101 Glendale Drive, Tonawanda, New York 14150 - Mr. Rich-ard McBride, Prin.,or Mrs. Frances Mistrett, Asst. Prin.,(716) 693-6222

TONAWANDA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, Tonawanda, New York 14150 - Mr. Robert Smith, Asst. Supt.for Personnel

WILLOW RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 480 Willow Ridge Drive, Tonawanda, New York 14150 - Dr.Richard Auerbach, Prin.,(716) 694-4486

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION ,State University Urban Center ,Washington Street and Front St.,Troy, New York 12180 - Mr. James Sharp,(518) 462-6516

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TROY BASIC ADULT EDUCATION MPS 11 1, Ingals and Sixth Avenue, Troy, New York 12180 -Mr. Clement Zotto,(518) 271-8305

TROY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, (3), 320 Seventh Avenue, Troy, New York 12182 -

Mr. Howard E..Ver Gow, Supt. ,(518) 235-3639

TROY CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, 1950 Burdett Avenue, Troy, New York 12182 - Mr. DudleyP. Van Arnam, Supt. ,(518) 271-8637 (District Eligible For Federal Urban Aid) Bi-

lingual Contact - Jean Mercier

LANSINGBURGH CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, 320 Seventh Avenue, Troy, New York 12182 - Mr.Howard E. Ver Gow, Supt.,(518) 235-3639

TROUPSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL, Troupsburg, New York 14885 - Jack Shaw, Supervising Prin.,(607) 525-6301

TRUMANSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Trumansburg, New York 14886 - Mr. Robert Hammond,High School Prin. - "Salary credit granted depending on relevancy of experience."

TULLY CENTRAL SCHOOL, Tully, New York 13159 - Mr. John Crosley, Supervising Prin. -(315) 696-2531 or 696-5510 - New high school, 1380 students, extreme south portion ofOnondaga County...18 miles from Syracuse, college campuses within 30 minutes drive.

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UNIONDALE HIGH SCHOOL, Uniondale, New York (Long Island) - Mr. James Tolle, Prin.,(516)485-9800

UNION SPRINGS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), Union Springs, New York - John Baader,Dist. Prin.,(315) 889-7378

UTICA BASIC ADULT EDUCATION, 366 Columbia Street, Utica, New York 13502 - Mr. DonaldMontano,(315) 732-8132

UTICA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1,2,3), 13 Elizabeth Street, Utica, New York 13501 - Mr.Michael Salerno, Administrator for Personnel,(315) 735-8311 (District Eligible ForFederal Urban Aid) - "Most happy to interview any and all persons interested in teach-ing who have served in the Peace Corps."

ICHABOD CRANE CENTRAL SCHOOL ,(3) ,Valatie, New York 12184 - Mr. Walsh, SupervisingPrin.,(518) 683-3101 -Migrant Programs

VICTOR CENTRAL SCHOOL, Victor, New York 14569 - Mr. Alton Corbit, Dist. Prin.,(716)924-3252

VOORHEESVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1,3), Voorheesville, New York 12186 - WilliamBrayden, Supervising Prin. - One step on the salary schedule is given for Peace Corpsservice.

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WALKILL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 ,(3), Wallkill, New York 12589 - Mr. LeonardGunsch, Dist. Prin. -Migrant Programs

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WANTAGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Administration Building ,1865 Beach Street, Wantagh, NewYork 11793 - C. M. Withers, Administrative Asst.,(516) 781-8000 - South shore ofLong Island on the main line of the Long Island Railroad, one hour from Times Square,must have New York State certification

WAPPINGERS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, Remsen Avenue, Wappingers Falls, New York12590 - Mr. Lawrence Gilmour, Asst. Supt. for Personnel,(914) 297-5741

WARSAW CENTRAL SCHOOL, Warsaw, New York 14569 - Mr. Frank Rose, Dist. Prin.,(716)796-2932

WARWICK VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,3), Warwick, New York 10990 - Mr. Robert Mosher,Prin. (914) 986-1181 - "In the past we have given credit for Peace Corps service...first preference to individuals who have certification, however, it is not alwayspossible to find teachers who are certified."

WASHINGTONVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2), 52 West Main Street, Washingtonville, New

York 11590 - Mr. Harold Switts, Assistant District Principal,(914) 496-2211 - "Al-though our district has a strong preference for certified personnel, teachers notyet provisionally certified will be considered."

WATERTWON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT ,419 State Street, Watertown, New York 13601 (DistrictEligible For Federal Urban Aid) Mr. William Case, Supt.,(315) 788-6300

WATERVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, Waterville, New York 13480 - Mr. Paul Carroll, SupervisingPr4.n.,(315) 841-8447

GLEN SPRINGS ACADEMY, Watkins Glen, New York 14891 - Mr. Marcell Rosno,(607) 535-2745 -"We are a very small school and we do not intend to ever exceed an enrollment of 50.We do not tolerate drugs or alcohol...our faculty lives on the premises; room and boardis part off our salary as well as Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Classes follow collegescheduling (classes every other day) and teachers have time to relax, study, have week-ends off, etc. Our teachers enjoy complete academic freedom and are completely freeto pursue their careers as they see fit-there is no limitation on ways they may improvetheir professional standing.

WAYLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL, Wayland, New York 14572 - Mr. Leroy Hurlbut, Supervising Prin.,(716) 728-2211 -Migrant Programs - 40 miles south of Rochester

WEBSTER CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Ebner Drive, Webster, New York 14580 - Mr. Thomas R.Taber, Asst. Supt.,(716) 872-2100 -Migrant Programs - Mrs. Gertrude Pollard

WEEDSPORT CENTRAL SCHOOL SYSTEM ,(3) ,Weedsport, New York 13166 - David R. Bourden,

High School Prin.,(315) 834-7871

WEST BABYLON SCHOOLS ,10 Farmingdale Road, West Babylon, New York 11704 - Mr. HelmerPetersen,(516) 669-6000 -Bilingual Contact - Mr. Anthony Capone

WEST VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL, West Valley, New York 14171 - Mr. Clemens, Prin.,(716)942-3293 - "Seven colleges/universities within 40 miles...eight ski slopes...summer

recreation area."

MOUNT MARKHAM CENTRAL SCHOOL, West Winfield, New York (Herkimer County) (315) 822-

3611 -Migrant Programs - Mrs. Elizabeth Williams

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WESTBURY BASIC ADULT EDUCATION, Westbury Senior High School ,Westbury, New York11590 - Mr. John Hotchkiss,(516) 334-8800

EAST MEADOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Edgewood Drive, Westbury, New York (Long Island) 11590 -Mr. Matthew Graham, Asst. Supt. ,(516) 485-7000

WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL, (3)5 Jericho Turnpike and Post Road, Westbury, New York (LongIsland) 11590 - Mr. John Hotchkiss, Director of Adult Education (516) 334-8800 "...most definitely would be interested...programs for disadvantaged."

WESTBURY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ,Jericho Turnpike and Hitchcock Lane, Westbury, New York _Bilingual Contact Dr. Kelson

WESTHAMPTON BEACH PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Westhampton Beach, New York - James Crandall, Prin.,(914) 967-7065 - "We have an excellent returnee now."

WESTMORELAND CENTRAL SCHOOL, Oneida County, Westmoreland, New York -Migrant Programs -De Forest Hill

WESTPORT CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2), Westport, Ivew York 12993 - Mr. Maurice Rishel, Super-vising Prin.,(518) 962-8244 - "We do consider those who are taking coursework in edu-cation to meet provisional certification requirements."

WESTWINFIELD MONT MARION JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, Westwinfield, New York 13491 - Mr.

Sheeran (315) 822-3611

WHEATLY SCHOOL, Wheatly, New York (Long Island) - Dr. Belasco,(516) 334-8020

WHITE PLAINS BASIC ADULT EDUCATION ,Rochambeau School, White Plains, New York 10606 _Mr. Elliot Lethbridge,(914) 948-3440

WHITE PLAINS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3) ,Education House, 5 Homeside Lane, White Plains, NewYork 10605 - Mr. Edwin Hood, Director of Professional Personne15(914) 946-4205 - "Ifyou have any Peace Corps Volunteers who might be qualified and interested...we shall

appreciate your referring them to us." 1970-71 starting salary $8050 (Offer Africa

and Black American studies)

WINDWARD SCHOOL, Windward Avenue, White Plains, New York 10605 - Miss Ruth Burguson

(Private)

WHITEHALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS, (3), Whitehall, New York 12287 - Mr. Donald Potterman, Supt.,

(518) 499-1772

WHITESBORO CENTRAL SCHOOL, DISTRICT, Whitesboro, New York 13492 - William Mahaney, As-

sistant Supervising Prin.,(315) 736-4339

WHITESVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, (3) ,Whitesville, New York 14897 - Mr. Edward Brewster,

Prin.

WILLIAMSON CENTRAL SCHOOL ,(3), Williamson, New York 14589 - Dana Wilbur, Director of

Personnel

WILLIAMSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL, 5225 Sheridan Drive ,Williamsville, New York 14221 -

Bilingual Contact - Mr. Robert Sudlow

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WILLIAMSVILLE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL, 1595 Hopkins, Williamsville, New York - WilliamFerrara, Director of Personnel,(716) 634-5300,Ext. 301

WILSON CENTRAL SCHOOL, Wilson, New York 14172 - Mr. Thomas Palisano, Prin.,or JackTerry, Supt.,(716) 751-9341 - Fruit belt--southern shore of Lake Ontario, 45 min-utes from downtown Buffalo

WINDHAM ASHLAND JEWETT CENTRAL SCHOOL, Windham, New York 12496 - Supervising Prin.,(518) 734-3400

WINDSOR CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (1,2,3), Windsor, New York 13865 - Mr. Jerald K.Quimby, Dist. Prin.,(607) 655-1501 or Mr. Michael Farina, Elem. Prin.

NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, (3), Board of Education Office, Wolcott,New York 14590 - Mr. Paul Edinger (315) 594-5861- Bilingual Contact - Mr. RobertTerry;or Migrant Contact - Mr. Arthur Roody or Fred Durbin

WYANDANCH BASIC ADULT EDUCATION, Milton Olive School, Wyandanch, New York 11798 - Mr.Rauol Davis,(516) 643-8400

WYANDANCH PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Straight Path, Wyandanch, New York 11798 - Mr. Arthur Fig-liozzi, Acting Prin.,(516) 643-8400

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MIDDLE ISLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL, Yaphank, New York -Bilingual Program

YONKERS BASIC ADUU. EDUCATION, 1 Highland Avenue, Yonkers, New York 10705 - Mrs. Joan01Gorman,(914) 963-4912

YONKERS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Board of Education, Personnel Office, Yonkers, New York(District Eligible For Federal Urban Aid) Bilingual Contact - Mrs. Joan Chertok orDr. Sadie Walter

PUBLIC SCHOOL 19, Groshen Avenue, Yonkers, New York - Mr. Robert Steinberg, Prin. -

Reading Task Force School. Other Title I schools are numbers 3, 7, 18, and 25. All

have experimental programs.

PIONEER CENTRAL SCHOOL ,(1,2,3) ,Central Office - Yorkshire Building Yorkshire, NewYork 14173 - Mr. George Crawford, Superintendent,(716) 492-4600 - "...gives priorcredit for experience-military, Peace Corps, etc., midway between Buffalo and Olean."

LEWISTON-PORTER CENTRAL SCHOOL, (1,2,3), Youngstown, New York 14174 - Donald Finkle,Director of Elem. Education - "Teaching experience will be given individual evalua-tion...preference given to applicants with New York State certification...must havefiled application for certification with New York State Education Department."

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BOARDS OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES AND DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS

Listed below by COUNTY are the names and addresses of BOCES centers throughout NewYork State. These centers provide extensive educational services on a county-widebasis. BOCES centers are fully-equipped with media resources, provide vocationaland special education programs and other services which may not be available in in-dividual schools or districts.

ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-SCHOHARIE, 381 Sand Creek Road, Albany, New York 12205 - GeorgeW. Maybury,(518) 459-1040

ALLEGHENY, 6 South Street, Belmont, New York 14813 - William Farnsworth,(716) 268-7693

BROOME, (3), 3116 Lawndale Street, Endwell, New York 13760 - Dr. Leslie Distin orHarold Baxter, Director of Occupational Education (607) 754-1070

CATTARAUGUS -ERIE- WYOMING, (3), 124 Main Street, Little Valley, New York 14755 - Mr.Paul W. Haley,(716) 938-3441 or James Cross - "We would be pleased to receive ap-plications from returning Peace Corps Volunteers."

CAYUGA ,144 Genesee Street, Auburn, New York 13021 - Walter Franklin, Acting (315)252-9506

CHAUTAUQUA ,P.O. Box 250, Fredonia, New York 14063 - Philip LoGuidice,(716) 679-1515

CHEMUNG-TIOGA See Schuyler

CLINTON ,P.O. Box 455, 44 Clinton Street, Plattsburg, New York 12901 - William Fritz,(518) 561-2251

COLUMBIA ,52 Main Street ,Chatham, New York 12037 - Cecil Mapes,(518) 392-7891

CORTLAND (1,2,3), 31 North Main Street, Homer, New York 13077 - Walter Franklin,(607) 749-2608 or Francis O. Sreeeter, Director of Personnel - "Teachers not yetcertified are considered but only after an extensive search for certified teachersfails in 1969-70 we employed three former Peace Corps Volunteers."

DELAWARE-CHENANGO-MADISON-OTSEGO ,3 Pine Street, Walton, New York 13856 - Mr. Eugene

Wieand,(607) 865-4671

DUTCHESS,or Hollis

ERIE 1 ,996800

(1), 106 Dutchess Turnpike Poughkeepsie, New York 12603 - Roscoe Williams

Sleight, Asst. Supt., (914) _471-9200

Aero Drive, Buffalo, New York 14225 - Ernest Hoeldtke, (716) 632-9071 or 4-

ERIE 2 , North Collins, New York 14111 - Wallace Ormsby ,(716) 337-3226

ESSEX , (3) , 38 Main Street , Schroon Lake, New York 12870 - John Dillion ,(518) 532-

7663

FRANKLIN, (3) , Box 28 , Malone, New York 12953 - Maurice Finnegan, (518) 483-6420 -"Runsapproximately 12 classes for Mentally retarded children...would be very happy if youcould refer interested candidates to us."

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GENESEE-WYOMING, (1), 56 Harvester Avenue, Batavia, New York 14020 - Hugh Vander-hoof,(716) 343-0342

GREENE 1, 42 Second Street, Athens, New York 12015 - Franklin Clark,(518) 945-1875

GREENE-DELAWARE-SCHOHARIE-OTSEGO 2, Rexmere Park, Stamford, New York 12167 - ElwoodHitchcock (607) 652-7531

HANILTON-FULTON-MONTGOMERY, P.O. Box 665,Johnstown, New York 12095 - Kenneth Smith,(518) 762-4633

HERKIMER-FULTON-HAMILTON, P.O. Box 592, 132 West German Street, Herkimer, New York13350 - Busacker,(315) 866-1781

JEFFERSON 1, Great Bend, New York 13643 - Earl Frence,(315) 493-2658

JEFFERSON 2, Theresa, New York 13691 - Elwood Forrester,(315) 628-4442

LEWIS, (2,3), Lyons Falls, New York 13368 - Kenneth Ford,(315) 348-8401 or 8403

LIVINGSTON-STEUBEN-WYOMING, (1), Leicester, New York 14481 - Charles May,(716) 382-3311

MADISON-ONEIDA, Verona, New York 13478 - Conrad Ruppert,(315) 363-8000

MONROE 1, 41 O'Connor Road, Fairport, New York 14450 - Kenneth Harris,(716) 377-4660

MONROE 2, 407 South Union Street, Spencerport, New York 14559 - Richard Ten Haken,(716) 352-3485

NASSAU, (3), 125 Jericho Turnpike, Jericho, New York 11753 - William T. Callahan,(516) 997-8700

ONEIDA-HANILTON-HERKIMER 1,736-0821

ONEIDA-HANILTON-HERKIMER 2,865-4765

Box 233, Yorkville, New York 13495 - Wright Johnson,(315)

Box 498, Stittville, New York 13469 - Everett Bliss,(315)

ONONDAGA-MADISON, 4125 West Genesee Street, Syracuse, New York 13209 - Henry Crumb,(315) 488-2067

ONTARIO-SENECA-YATES, (1), 28 East Main Street, Clifton Springs, New York 14432- Mr.John Loveless,(315) 462-3026

ORANGE-ULSTER-SULLIVAN, Montgomery, New York 12549 - Amy Bull Grist (914) 692-4022 or4098

ORLEANS-NIAGARA ,Salt Works Road, Medina, New York 14103 - Richard Sparks,(716) 798-4800

OSWEGO, (3) Mexico, New York 13114 - Mr. Burton Ramer,(315) 963 -7251.

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OTSEGO See Greene 2

PUTNAM-WESTCHESTER, 42 Triangle Center, Yorktown Heights, New York 10598 - NobleGividen,(914) 245-3004 or 2007

RENSSELAER, 342 Fifth Avenue at 108th Street, Troy, New York 12182 - Herford Smith,(518) 237-2290

ROCKLAND, 61 Parrott Road, West Nyack, New York 10994 - Justice Prentice,(914) 634-3672 or 623-3828

SAINT LAWRENCE 1, Star Lake, New York 13690 - Leonard Baker,(315) 344-2221

SAINT LAWRENCE 2, Box 212, Norwood, New York 13668 - Leonard Baker, Acting,(315)353-6634

SARATOGA-WARREN, Wilton, New York 12866 - F. Donald Myers,(518) 584-3239

SCHUYLER-CHEMUNG-TIOGA, 431 Philo Road, Elmira, New York 14903 - Irving Goodrich,(607) 739-3581

STEUBEN, P.O. Box 831, Bath, New York 14810 - Francis Miller,(607) 776-6820

SUFFOLK 1, 887 Old Country Road, Riverhead, New York 11901 - Harry Ward,(516) 727-3616

SUFFOLK 2 ,(2,3), 201 Sunrise Highway, Patchogue, New York 11772 - William Phelan orJohn McGowan,(516) 289-2200 - "...for an uncertified teacher the prospects not opti-mistic. However, if a Peace Corps or VISTA person would like to discuss the possi-bilities with us, we would be most happy to see them."

SUFFOLK 3, 507 Deer Park Road, Dix Hills, New York 11746 - Mr. George Wheaton or Mr.Arthur Sullivan, Project Coordinator (516) 586-0100 - 1970 program in interculturalrelations and the Black Experience

SULLIVAN, Jeffersonville, New York 12748 - Henry Faul,(914) 482-4213

TOMPKINS-SENECA-TIOGA, Tompkins Co. Airport, Ithaca, New York 14850 - Irwin Henry,(607) 257-1555

ULSTER, (1), 175 Route 32 North, New Paltz, New York 12561 - Mr. Jack Roosa or Mr.Roscoe Williams,(914) 255-1400

WASHINGTON-WARREN-HAMILTON, Washington Co. Building, Hudson Falls, New York 12839 -Mr. Homer Dearlove, (518) 747-2867

WAYNE, 539 East Ridge Road, Williamson, New York 14589 - John E. Loveless, Acting(315) 589-4781

WESTCHESTER 1 See Putnam

WESTCHESTER 2, 17 Berkley Drive, Port Chester, New York 10573 - Mr. Thomas Russo,(914) 937-3820

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REGIONAL SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL CENTERSELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT TITLE III

TITLE IIICENTER ON INNOVATION

NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENTALBANY, NEW YORK 12224

Listed below are names and addresses of regional Title III centers. Staff at thesecenters should be able to inform you of educational innovations in region's schools.

CAPITAL DISTRICT REGIONAL SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL CENTER, 815 B Central Avenue,Albany, New York 12206 - Dr. Alfred Cali, Director (518) 489-8429 - "As a regionalcenter, we normally would not be interested in interviewing prospective teachers fromyour alumni of Volunteers. However, school districts often request special servicesor information from our office and a roster of your Volunteers may be helpful in sup-plying information for specific needs.

CATSKILL REGIONAL CENTER FOR EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, Project Pride, 130 Old Main,State University College at Oneonta, Oneonta, New York 13820

CHE-MAD-HER-ON REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER, 113 West Liberty Street, Rome, New York13440 - Mr. David Wright, Director,(315) 336-2520

FINGER LAKES REGION OFFICE OF PLANNING, Box 118, Town Hall, 31 North Main Street.Homer, New York 13077 - Mr. Thomas Schmitz, Acting Director

GENESEE VALLEY REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER, 100 Allens Creek Road, Rochester, NewYork 14618 - John Wood, Director,(716) 244-3590

MID-HUDSON REGIONAL TITLE III CENTER, P.O. Box 200, New Paltz, New York 12561 - Mr.Donald Shannon, Director

NASSAU COUNTY REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER, 125 Jericho Turnpike,11753 - Mr. Kenneth Dunn, Director,(516) 997-8700

NEW YORK CITY REGIONAL TITLE III CENTER, 110 Livingston Street,11201 - (212) 625-7018

Jericho, New York

Brooklyn, New York

NORTHEAST REGIONAL SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL CENTER, 8 South Platt Street, Platts-burgh, New York 12901 - Mr. Joseph Allen, Director,(518) 561-1231

EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL CENTER, Onondaga and Oswego Counties, Midtown Plaza - Room106, 700 East Water Street, Syracuse, New York 13210 - Mr. Nicholas Collis, Director

ONTARIO EAST REGIONAL EDUCATION CENTER, 38 Market Street, Potsdam, New York 13676 -Mr. Walter Piel, Director,(315) 265-2940

ONTARIO EAST REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER, 431 Washington Street, Watertown, New York13601 - Richard Helser, Associate Director,(315) 782-6290

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ROCKLAND REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER, 145 College Road, Suffern, New York 10901 -Mr. Peter Hare, Director, (914) 352-3776

SOUTHERN TIER REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER, 703 South Main Street ,Horseheads, NewYork 14845 - Mr. Edward Meltale, Acting Director, (607) 739-3543

SUFFOLK REGIONAL TITLE III CENTER, 20 Church Street, Patchogue, New York 11772 - Mr.John Keough, Director, (516) 289-3434

WESTCHESTER REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER, 35 Orchard Street, White Plains, New York10603 - Mr. John MacGregor, Director, (914) 948-2202

WESTERN NEW YORK, Project Innovation, 27 California Drive, Williamsville, New York14211 - Robert Lamitio, Director,(716) 634-7440

SOME COLLEGESAND UNIVERSITIES

Listed below are only those institutions which have contacted the office of Vol-unteers in Publi Service to specially invite applications for employment. For a

complete listing of institutions of higher learning in New York State, please writeto:

Volunteers in Public ServiceTwin Towers - Room 1945New York State Education DepartmentAlbany, New York 12224

CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, 535 East 80th Street, New York, New York 10021 - TimothyHealy, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs - "We keep a file of resumes for the var-ious colleges...suggest you also contact the deans of faculties in all of the CityUniversity Colleges...they are in a position to the direct hiring...might get more re-sponse."

CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Personnel Department, 13-12 Ives Hall N. W., Ithaca, New York

14850 - Mr. Fred Hodgson

FRIENDS WORLD COLLEGE ,Mitchell Gardens, Westbury, New York 11590 - Sidney Hammond,Pres., or Ruth Mary Hill, Vice-Pres. - "FWC interested in...Volunteers for part-timework in preparing U. S. college students for programs we conduct in Latin America,Europe, Africa, India, and Japan."

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY, Hempstead, Long Island, New York 11550 - Mr. Joseph Jakubauskus,Director of Placement - "Most interested in...individuals who desire administrativepositions."

NEW YORK STATE CENTER FOR MIGRANT STUDIES, State University College, Geneseo, NewYork 14454,- Gloria Mattera, Director, (716) 245 5481 - "Another agency that would beinterested in the Bureau of Program Funding directed by Mr. Dennis Mason, SUC/Geneseo,His agency funds programs for migrants. He may well know an agency he has funded that

needs employees."

OUR LADY OF HOPE COLLEGE, R. D. # 1, Roseton Road, Newburgh, New York 12550 - Eliza-beth Jensen, Registrar(914) 562-7170

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SOME NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER, GOVERNOR

A partial listing of some agencies which might be of particular interest to Volun-teers. All offices are located in Albany unless otherwise indicated.

AGRICULTURE AND MARKETS, DEPARTMENT OF. Don J. Wickham, Commissioner, Robert Brady,Director of Personnel

CIVIL SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF. Information (Examinations), State Campus, Civil ServiceBuilding ,(518) 757-3418

COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF. 99 Washington Avenue ,Neal Moylan, Commissioner, Women'sProgram, Stanley Freedgood, Deputy Commissioner of Public Information

COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, OFFICE OF. 107 Washington Avenue, Gilbert Fairholm, Deputy Direc-tor, William McGlone, Chief, Technical Assistance and Training Division

CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT. 50 Wolf Road, R. Stewart Kilborne, Commissioner, Francis C.Ducharme, Director of Personnel, Arthur Woldt, Public Relations Officer, Earl Wester-velt, Director of Conservation Education

CORRECTION, DEPARTMENT OF. Paul McGinnis, Commissioner, Ernest Montanye, Director ofCorrectional Camps for Youth, Vito Ternullo, Director, Division of Education, RobertRoulier, Director of Personnel

DORMITORY AUTHORITY, NEW YORK STATE. Normanskill Boulevard, Delmar, New York, DanielGiovannetti, Chief Program Coordinator

STATE EDUCATION DEPAR1MENT

ADULT BASIC CONTINUING EDUCATION, BUREAU OF. Mr. Neil Carr, Acting Chief

BILINGUAL EDUCATION UNIT .Mr. Carlos Parez, Administrator

CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AND COMPARATIVE STUDIES. Dr. Ward Morehouse, Direc-tor

COLLEGE PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION PROGRAM. The credit-by-examination program which wasinstituted by New York State...Information booklet and applications available from:

DirectorProficiency Examination Program

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS. Bureau of Child Development- For information about Head-start Programs at the community level, contact local school superintendents or localcommunity action agencies. Volunteers in Public Service has a state-wide listing ofcurrent programs from which we can provide information about specific communities.However, it is too bulky for reproduction in its entirety.

EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER .Service in New York State (ERIC), Bureauof Occupational Education Research- ERIC is a nationwide system which acquires and

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stores educational information and then makes this information readily available toeducators.

INNOVATION IN EDUCATION, CENTER ON. Mr. Norman Kurland, Director

MIGRANT EDUCATION. Mr. John Dunn, Chief

PERSONNEL, DIVISION OF. Mr. Phillip C. Sperry, Director, or write to the State of NewYork Department of Civil Service, Albany, New York,for-information concerning posi-tions as "specialist in Education."

RESEARCH AND EVALUATION, OFFICE OF. Lorne H. Woollatt, Associate Commissioner

TEACHER EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION, DIVISION OF. Dr. Vincent C. Gazzetta, Director

HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF. Mr. Hollis Ingraham, Commissioner, E. Bradley Boyle, DirectorPublic Health Information, Franklyn Amos, M.D.,Asst. Commissioner for Health Man-power, Dwight F. Metzer, Deputy Commissioner for Environmental Health Services

HUMAN RIGHTS, STATE DIVISION OF. Albany Office, 217 Lark Street, Salvatore Amato, Re-gional Director

LABOR, DEPARTMENT OF. State Campus. Alfred Green,Executi -s Director of Employment,Stewart Schrank, Driector of Public Relations, Irving Weinstock, Director of Personnel

LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OFFICE FOR. 155 Washington Avenue, Arthur Hilt, Adminstrative Of-ficer for Business Management and Personnel, Public Relations Office

MENTAL HYGIENE, DEPARTMENT OF.44 Holland Avenue, Alan D. Miller, M.D.,Commissioner,Paul Elisha, Director of Public Information, John McKenna, Director of Personnel

PUBLIC SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF. 44 Holland Avenue, Joseph C. Swidler, Chairman,RobertShillinglaw, Public Relations Officer, John Burns, Personnel Officer

SOCIAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF. 1450 Western Avenue, John Hathorn, Director, Coordi-nator of Indian Affairs; Thomas Houlihan, Director of Personnel; Joseph Strack, PublicRelations Officer

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. 8 Thurlow Terrace, Ernest Boyer, Chancellor, Thomas J.Peterson, Jr., Associate for Academic Personnel Services

YOUTH, DIVISION OF .2 University Place, Roslyn G. McDonald, Acting Director of Pub-lic Relations, James Gifford, Director of Personnel

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COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCIESADDRESS AND AREA SERVED

Cattaraugus Community Action, Inc.200 Erie StreetLittle Valley, New York 14755

(716) 938-2021(Cattaraugus County)

Rockland Community Action Council, Inc.41 New Main StreetHaverstraw, New York 10927(914) 429-3888(Rockland County /except Town of Grand-View-on-the-Hudson)

Tompkins County Economic OpportunityCorporation

121 East Court StreetIthaca, New York 14850(607) 273-8816(Tompkins County)

Oneida County Community Action agency811 Charlotte StreetUtica, New York 13501

(315) 735-3014(Oneida County /except City of Utica/)

Washington County Economic OpportunityCouncil, Inc,

122 Main StreetCourthouse AnnexHudson Falls, New York ]2839(518) 747-3371(Washington County)

Lewis County Opportunities, Inc.7660 State StreetLowville, New York 13367(315) 376-2431(Lewis County)

Warren-Hamilton Counties ActionCommittee for Economic Opportunity,Inc.

RD #2Warren County Municipal CenterLake George, New York 12845

(518) 792-9951(Hamilton and Warren Counties)

Newburgh Community Action Committee,Inc.

150 Liberty StreetNewburgh, New York 12550(914) 562-0100(eastern Orange County)

Schenectady Community Action Program,Inc.

75 Lafayette StreetSchenectady, New York 12307

(518) 374-9181(Schenectady County)

Opportunities for Chenango, Inc.Chenango County Office BuildingNorwich, New York 13815(607) 334-7114(Chenango County)

Opportunity for Otsego, Inc.199 Main StreetCooperstown, New York 13326(607) 547-2504(Otsego County)

Wayne County Action Program, Inc.26 Church StreetLyons, New York 14489(315) 946-4698(Wayne County)

Peekskill Area Community ActionProgram, Inc.

8 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566(914) 739-1451(Westchester County /only City ofPeekskill Area/)

Opportunities for-Cortland County, Inc.133 Homer AvenueCortland, New York 13945(607) 756-7553(Cortland County)

Sullivan County Community ActionCommission to Help the Economy, Inc.

15 Chestnut StreetLiberty, New York 12754(914) 292-5821(Sullivan County)

St. Lawrence County CommunityDevelopment Program, Inc.

County Office BuildingCourt and Judson StreetsCanton, New York 13617(315) 386-4581(St. Lawrence County /except Town ofHammond/)

Opportunities for Broome, Inc.P. O. Box 1492Binghamton, New York 13902(607) 723-6495(Broome County)

Ossining Community Council135 Main StreetOssining, New York 10562(914) 762-2369(Westchester County /only City ofOssinina/)

Westchester Community OpportunityProgram, Inc.

475 West Hartsdale AvenueHartsdale, New York 10530(914) 948-1382(Westchester County /only Towns ofEastchestetLGreenburgh, Mamaroneck,and Tarrytown/

*Community Development Agency100 Church StreetNew York, New York 10007(212) 433-5871(Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens,and Richmond Counties)

Port Chester Citizens Anti-PovertyAssociation, Inc.

113 Purdy AvenuePort Chester, New York 10573(914) 937-5122(Westchester County /only City of Port

Chester/)

Orleans Community Action Committee162 South Main StreetAlbion, New York 14411

(716) 589-5605

(Orleans County)*public agency

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Chautauqua Opportunities, Inc.12 Blanchard StreetMayville, New York 14757(716) 753-2117(Chautauqua County)

Niagara Community Action Program1919 Pine AvenueNiagara Falls, New York 14301(716) 285-9681(Niagara County)

Ulster County Community ActionCommittee, Inc.

63 John StreetKingston, New York 12401(914) 338-8750(Ulster County. /except Town ofHardenburah/)

Tioga Opportunities Program, Inc.68 North AvenueOwego, New York 13827'607) 687-4222(Tioga County)

Schoharie County Community ActionProgram Corporation

Box 28Municipal BuildingRichmondville, New York 12149(518) 294-7243(Schoharie County)

Cayuga County Action Program, Inc.14 - 16 Thornton AvenueAuburn, New York 13021(315) 253-2716(Cayuga County /except Town of Caton

Delaware Opportunities, Inc.1 Court StreetDelhi, New York 13753(607) 746-2166(Delaware County)

Steuben County Economic OpportunityProgram, Inc.

309 West Morris StreetBath, New York 14810(607) 776-2125(Steuben County)

Ful-Mont Development Facility, Inc.P. O. Box 308Fonda, New York 12068

(518) 363-0211(Fulton and Montgomery Counties)

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New Rochelle Community Action Agency23 Lawton StreetNew Rochelle, New York 10801

(914) 632-2021(Westchester County /only City ofNew Rochelle/

Sconomic Opportunity Council ofSuffolk, Inc.

83 East Main StreetPatchogue, New York 11772

(516) 289-5800(Suffolk County)

Joint Council for Economic Opportunityof P1W ,burgh and Clinton County, Inc.

City HallPlattsburgh, New York 12901(518) 561-6310(Clinton County)

Yonkers Community Action Program, Inc.166 North BroadwayYonkers, New York 10701(914) 963-7777(Westchester County /only City ofYonkers/

Health and Welfare Council NassauCounty

320 Old Country RoadGarden City, New York 13530

(516)- 747-5833(Nassau County)

Mt. Vernon Community Action Group, Inc.249 South 7th AvenueMt. Vernon, New York 10550

(914) 664-8680(Westchester County /only City of At.Vernon/)

Action for a Better Community, Inc.244 Plymouth Avenue, SouthRochester, New York 14608(716) 325-5116(Monroe County)

Utica Community Action, Inc.310 Bleeker StreetUtica, New York 13501

(315) 797-5700(Oneida County /only City of Utica/)

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Community action Organization ofErie County, Inc.

722 Main StreetBuffalo, New York 14202

(716) 853-0350(Erie County)

Commission on Economic Opportunity forRensselaer County area, Inc.

1913 Fifth AvenueTroy, New York 12180

(518) 272-6012(Rensselaer County)

Economic Opportunity Program, Inc.,of Chemung County

150 Fox StreetElmira, New York 14901

(607) 734-6174(Chemung County)

Dutchess County Committee for EconomicOpportunity

259 Main StreetPoughkeepsie, New York 12601

(914) 471-5320(Dutchess County /except Town of

Beekman/)

White Plains Community Action Program,Inc.

50 Martine AvenueWhite Plains, New York 10601

(914) 761-1662(Westchester County /only City of White

Plains /)

Franklin County Economic OpportunityCouncil, Inc.

64 Elm StreetMalone, New York 12953(518) 483-1261(Franklin County)

Committee for Economic Improvementof Essex County, Inc.

Front StreetKeeseville, New York 12944(518) 834-7170(Sssex County)

Regional Economic Community actionProgram, Inc.

6-10 Academy AvenueMiddletown, New York 10940(914) 342-3978

(western Orange County)

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Community Action Planning Council ofJefferson County, Inc.

17 -19 Paddock ArcadeWatertown, New York 13601(315) 788-8471(Jefferson County)

Albany County Opportunities, Inc.91 State StreetAlbany, New York 122C7

(518) 463-3175(Albany County)

People's Equal Action and CommunityEffort, Inc. (PLACE)

117-119 Gifford StreetSyracuse, New York 13202(315) 475-0176(Onondaga County)

New York State Office of Economic Opportunity

507 Madison AvenueNew York, New York 10017

(212) 758-2614

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ADDITIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE

Volunteers in Public Service - State Education Department, Division ofTeacher Education and Certification, Albany, New York 12224

--"City, Village, and District Superintendents of Schools." (Completelist)

--"Careers in Special Education." (Partial list of job contacts in NewYork State. For more detailed information, write to: Coordinator,Special Education Instructional Materials Center (SEIMC), 55 ElkStreet, Albany, New York 12224)

--"Volunteers Resource Project." (Biodata questionnaire and other in-formation is available if you might wish to be included on a statewide listing of Volunteer Resource Personnel)

New York State Employment Service - Division of Employment, 194 Wash-ington Avenue, Albany, New York 12210

--"Education Placement Network." (Brochure listing state employmentservice offices throughout New York State)

--"Guide to Preparing a Resume." (An excellent handbook available free)

PUBLICATIONS

"Academe" American Association of University Professors - One DupontCircle, Washington, D. C. Subscription $1 per year (Quarterlypublication listing "academic vacancies.")

"Chronicle of Higher Education" 1717 Massachusetts Avenue N.W., Wash-ington, D. C. 20036 - $15 per year, $5 for 12 issues (Weekly publica-tion which has listing of "positions available.")

"Guide to Office of Education - Administered Programs" Fiscal year 1971,Editor, American Education, U.S. Office of Education, Washington, D. C.20202(Single copies free. An easy-to-use reference which indicates Fed-eral programs, and whether they serve individuals or institutions andwhether they support research or construction)

"New Roles for Educators" Graduate School of Education, Harvard Univer-sity, Cambridge, Massachusetts - $3 per copy (Lists types of thingspeople in education can get involved in other than classroom teaching)

"New York Times" Week-in-Review Section, Sundays (Teachers Wanted Ads)

"Education Recaps" Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey08540 - $3 per year (Monthly summary of news items related to educationincluding excerpts of other educational publications. Valuable as indexto current development)

ALSO

College Placement Services maintain comprehensive information and providepersonal placement service. Under reciprocal placement service agreements,most colleges are prepared to help graduates of other institutions.

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ALSO FOR YOUR INFORMATION

Private Employment Services offer varied specialized services, in manyinstances catering to educational personnel. A fee is charged.

Peace Corps Offices

New York City - 90 Church Street 10007,(212) 264-7123Rochester - Federal Building 14617,(716) 382-2640Boston - N.E. Region 408 Atlantic Avenue - Room 211 ,02210 ,(617)

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VISTA Office

Office of Economic Opportunity- Regional Office, 75 W. 45th Street, NewYork, New York 10036,(212) 424-8580

OTHER INFORMATION

Committee of Returned Volunteers, P.O. Box 380, Cooper Stations New York,New York 10003,(212) 477-0404

League for Economic Assistance and Development, 390 Plandome Road, Man-hasset, New York 11030,(516) 627-8650 (Working for a common purpose: tolobby for the poor of the underdeveloped nations of the world)

National Association for Foreign Student Affairs (NAFSA), 1860 19th StreetN.W. ,Washington, D. C. ,(202) 462-4811

Teacher Corps, U.S. Office of Education, Washington, D. C. (Teacher Corpsprograms were funded jn 1971 at State University of New York at Albany -Mr. Jack Ether and State University College at Buffalo - Dr. John Masla)

United Nations Volunteer Program - Dr. Peter Molt, Coordinator, Room A -3540, United Nations Secretariat, UN Plaza, New York, New York

Volunteers for International Technical Assistance (VITA), Union College,Schenectady, New York

Volunteers in Education, Office of Citizen Participation, U.S. Office ofEducation, Washington, D. C.

Volunteers in Public ServiceNew York State Education Department

Albany, New York 12210