Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 20, 1983
Caption:
PARENTS' TIME--'A time to speak, a time to keep silent, a time to smile,' reads the quotation above the windows of Scarlett Intermediate School English teacher [Roseann] Kirkland's classroom. Wednesday evening was 'a time to speak' as parents attended a mini-version of their children's classes during the school's semi-annual Capsule Night.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 20, 1983
Caption:
BACK TO SCHOOL--Parents put themselves through a capsulized version of their children's academic paces Wednesday evening at Scarlett Intermediate School during the school's semi-annual "Capsule Night." At left, Frank and Ann Schoeneck go from third-hour algebra to fourth-hour typing. Below left [THIS PHOTO], algebra teacher Karen Cole hands a class syllabus to an arriving parent while, below, the "class" listens as she explains what their children will face, algebra-wise, in the semester ahead.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 20, 1983
Caption:
BACK TO SCHOOL--Parents put themselves through a capsulized version of their children's academic paces Wednesday evening at Scarlett Intermediate School during the school's semi-annual "Capsule Night." At left [THIS PHOTO], Frank and Ann Schoeneck go from third-hour algebra to fourth-hour typing. Below left, algebra teacher Karen Cole hands a class syllabus to an arriving parent while, below, the "class" listens as she explains what their children will face, algebra-wise, in the semester ahead.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 20, 1983
Caption:
BACK TO SCHOOL--Parents put themselves through a capsulized version of their children's academic paces Wednesday evening at Scarlett Intermediate School during the school's semi-annual "Capsule Night." At left, Frank and Ann Schoeneck go from third-hour algebra to fourth-hour typing. Below left, algebra teacher Karen Cole hands a class syllabus to an arriving parent while, below [THIS PHOTO], the "class" listens as she explains what their children will face, algebra-wise, in the semester ahead.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 29, 1967
Caption:
Completion date for Scarlett Junior High School, on the southeast side of the Mitchell School site, according to planner-expediter Sooren Gozmanian, is still March, 1968. The building was to have opened in September, but strikes and construction problems delayed its opening. The building, Gozmanian says, is now all enclosed and the heat was turned on a few weeks ago. The driveway and parking areas cannot be paved until the spring, however.