Webster's Mobile Reading Laboratory Gains Praise
Webster Springs program praised by the U S Office of Education for operating a mobile laboratory serving 13 area schools. Four teachers and aides run four labs reading science health social studies. 1966-67 dropout figures improved with fewer dropouts and seven month gains noted.
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State to Get $3.2 Million For WIN Plan
The U S Department of Labor earmarks 3.2 million dollars to move about 4 400 West Virginians off welfare into training and jobs by January 1969 through three Work Incentive Programs training placement and support services in counties with welfare recipient concentrations. Local agencies and the state Bureau of Employment Security will operate the programs with supplementary state funds. Eligible are AFDC households with members over 16 not in full time school with priority to jobless fathers and recipients in work training to minimize gaps.
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