Trustees Discuss Competency Testing Law For Nevada Schools
Clark County School District trustees debated a new state law requiring competency tests at grades three six nine and twelve. The district plans to use the Stanford Achievement Test starting in April with results in June for three and six graders and spring 1979 for ninth graders. twelfth graders must pass to graduate.
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Ug Bundren
Bundren
Janet Sobel
Sobel
Kenny Guinn
State Department of Education
Consortium Approved For Funds To Aid Rural Nevada Health
A $200000 federal grant will fund the Central Nevada Rural Health Consortium to serve about 20000 residents in rural Nevada. The plan spans seven months of planning with four rural counties and state and federal agencies, aiming to hire an administrator by mid November and establish satellite sites in Mina Silver Peak Fish Lake Valley Smoky Valley Alamo and Pioche. Four physicians and two assistants will join, with federal funds covering the first three years and then self sufficiency as a pilot for other rural areas.
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Nevada Department of Human Resources
State Office of Health Planning and Resources
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Hawthorne
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Mina
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Peak
Fish Lake Valley
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Alamo
Pioches
Chilcott
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