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Story April 9, 1925

Paris Express

Paris, Logan County, Arkansas

What is this article about?

Paris High School in Arkansas gains accreditation from the prestigious North-Central Association of Schools and Colleges due to Superintendent Morgan's efforts, allowing graduates entry to member colleges without exams. It previously achieved Southern Association recognition.

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PARIS HIGH NOW MEMBER OF N.C. A.

One of Only a Few Schools in State That Has Attained This Very Important Recognition

As a result of the continuous and untiring efforts on the part of Superintendent Morgan, the Board and others, Paris high school is now an accredited school in the North-Central Association of Schools and Colleges, which is one the highest ratings it can attain.

While there are thirty-odd Class A high schools in Arkansas, only a few have gained recognition by the North-Central Association. To be accredited in this association means that any graduate of the Paris school, while a member of the association, will be accepted as a Freshman at any college in the association without examination or further certifications of credits.

Due to Mr. Morgan's efforts the Paris school gained recognition in the Southern Association a few years ago, but this additional promotion gives us still greater distinction, for which we can justly be proud.

What sub-type of article is it?

Educational Achievement Institutional Milestone

What themes does it cover?

Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Paris High School Accreditation North Central Association Superintendent Morgan Arkansas Schools

What entities or persons were involved?

Superintendent Morgan

Where did it happen?

Paris, Arkansas

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Key Persons

Superintendent Morgan

Location

Paris, Arkansas

Story Details

Paris High School achieves accreditation in the North-Central Association through Superintendent Morgan's efforts, enhancing graduate opportunities and building on prior Southern Association recognition.

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