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Examining a
magazine
article dealing
with Special
Education
(S PED) around
the U.S. are Taking
teachers Beth
Johnson and
Krista Care of
Moravec.
SPED
programs
offered Business,
students more
one-on -one
help and
future-oriented Students
options. photo \ Keeping track
by Sheila " of medical
Pedersen HO'I ~
• records while
staying upbeat
to deal with
Sophomore students has
Ahdrea been a big part
Pearson takes of nurse Kathy
advantage of Muehlich's job
the quiet library for her 23
atmosphere to years with
study for her Millard. photo
English class. by Michelle
Students were Lee
often found at
library tables
studying and "I came with the build-
researching
during free ing," school nurse Kathy
periods and
before and
after school. Muehlich stated with a smile as
photo by
Jonathan she sat cheerfully behind her
information-filled yet organized
desk while dealing with stu-
dents popping in and out of the
small room. Posters dealing
with issues from AIDS to preg-
nancy covered the walls.
In her 1 8 years at MN ,
Muehlich has seen the school
through a 1990 measles epi -
demic and thousands of sick
- students, many using the
excuse "we're not doing any-
Signing into
use the
library's
facilities for thing today, anyway."
After 23 years with the
research is
sophomore Millard district, though, what
Jason Smith
Students also goes around starts to come
checked out
books and
studied in the around. "I'm starting to see
book-filled
rooms. photo kids whose parents went here.
by Jonathan
Ulanday That makes you feel really old!"
she said.
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