High School Textbooks Available for Viewing
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High school textbooks that the school district plans to use during the 1998-99 year are on display at district offices this week.
“This is a great opportunity for parents and the community to see what books we plan to use at the high school next year,” said Supt. Laura Plasse.
Parents will have a chance to comment on the selection at the Board of Eduction’s June 16 meeting, officials said.
The textbooks may be reviewed June 1-5 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the foyer of the district office, 4034 Irving Place.
Information: (310) 842-4355.
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