The Panama Canal Review 1980
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The Cristobal High School stage band and many truckloads of caroling youngsters follow the sleigh, while a police car leads the entourage from townsite to townsite delivering gifts to eager children.
Celebrations and tragedies, too, bring together more than just friends.
A spirit hovers that is understood, appreciated and treasured by native Atlantic siders. They embrace and support one another in a way reminiscent of Canal construction days and earlier, nearly forgotten times in American life....
One of the most cherished aspects of Atlantic side living is its schools.
Parents personally know teachers, and teachers personally know the students in their classes. Cristobal High School usually graduates a class of one hundred seniors or less. The students are fiercely loyal to each other, and the teachers look on their graduates with pride. It is interesting to note that on the Atlantic side there is a combined Junior-Senior High School comprised of students in grades seven through twelve, with a total of approximately 630 pupils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Cristobal High School stage band and many truckloads of caroling youngsters follow the sleigh, while a police car leads the entourage from townsite to townsite delivering gifts to eager children.
Celebrations and tragedies, too, bring together more than just friends.
A spirit hovers that is understood, appreciated and treasured by native Atlantic siders. They embrace and support one another in a way reminiscent of Canal construction days and earlier, nearly forgotten times in American life....
One of the most cherished aspects of Atlantic side living is its schools.
Parents personally know teachers, and teachers personally know the students in their classes. Cristobal High School usually graduates a class of one hundred seniors or less. The students are fiercely loyal to each other, and the teachers look on their graduates with pride. It is interesting to note that on the Atlantic side there is a combined Junior-Senior High School comprised of students in grades seven through twelve, with a total of approximately 630 pupils.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 1980?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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