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 [Interview with Frank Power] Original Airdate: 8/19/1975 Length: 00:15:28 Item Type: newstape - original footage Go to full description for this item. Description : Abstract Pam Bullard interviews Frank Power (Headmaster, Charlestown High School) about preparations for school desegregation and the coming school year. Power says that his first priority is the safety of students. Power says that flexible campus options will be cut back for safety reasons. Power says that many Charlestown students have transferred to parochial schools and schools outside of Boston to avoid busing. Power and Bullard talk informally about the inadequate facilities at Charlestown High School. Students will eat lunch at their desks because there is no lunchroom at the high school. Powers says that the physical education program at the Charlestown Boys Club will be cut due to safety concerns. Bullard does a few takes of her introduction to the Charlestown busing story. Contributor : Reporter Pam Bullard
Subject : Keywords Busing for school integration - School buildings and classrooms Busing for school integration - School faculty Busing for school integration - School safety Charlestown High School School faculty Subject : Personal Names Bullard, Pam Power, Frank Subject : Geographic Locations Charlestown (Boston, Mass.) Type : Genre News - Unedited |
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