Ohlone Opens Doors to Tech Aimed at Skeptical Teens
Fremont staff promote college prep for advanced placement and disadvantaged youth. Frank Nakasako says staff welcome groups of students and parents to discuss curriculum admissions and transfer programs. Sixty plus high school students from Fremont Newark Union City and Hayward enrolled to earn credits that may count toward graduation or college transfer. Courses cover occupational and academic studies not offered at area high schools.
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College program to aid disadvantaged youth counseling
Nakasako said Ohlone College will run four summer guidance and tutorial programs to recruit about 24 disadvantaged students who might not pursue college. The plan includes remedial English orientation with counselors and tutoring, plus financial aid advice to those for whom money is a barrier.
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California Senate proposes 931 million school finance bill
Sen. Albert Rodda introduced a 931 million education finance measure to be funded partly by a statewide property tax of 2.88 per 100 of assessed value. It would add 200 million in new money to the 14 billion school assistance program, fund 85 million for special education, and 36 million for the Miller Unruh reading program to aid poor readers.
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Rehabilitation grant funds to Gateway Projects in Yuba City
The state Rehabilitation Department announced a $40 585 federal grant to Gateway Projects Inc in Yuba City. The funds enable a program to rehabilitate physically and mentally handicapped persons for employment with support from the Rehabilitation Services Administration.
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Fremont group forms to oppose water fluoridation
Fremont announces a new group the Fremont Association for Clean EnvironmentFACE led by spokesman Joh Matthews aims to block Alameda County Water District plans to fluoridate Fremont Newark and Union City water at a cost over 218000 by 1975. The group plans a Sunday meeting at 2 p.m. at the Fremont Community Center Central Park Paseo Padres Parkway.
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Puppets to teach alphabet showcased at Marshall Elementary
Fremont A method using puppet characters to teach the alphabet will be demonstrated to first grade parents at Marshall Elementary School 5301 Curtis St at 10 a m tomorrow. Principal Lew Gordon and teachers Jean Spaniél Lynn Sargent Carol Edens and Harriette Helze will show puppets songs cutouts and stories to help children learn letters. The program will expand to other grades to reinforce familiar alphabet symbols.
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