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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1986
Page
5
Myersville Lions Club welcomed Mike Stovall director of Frederick County Citizens Services Division. He outlined services and programs for unemployed seniors and the needy in the county. Lion president Donald Easterday introduced the speaker.
A follow up of Frederick Community College graduates from 1984 shows high satisfaction with transfer preparation, and strong employment outcomes. The study, conducted with Maryland State Board for Community Colleges, notes FCC respondents exceed state peers in extreme satisfaction for transfer and employment. Over 172 graduates replied, 55 percent response, with most employed and GPA levels paralleling peers.
Catoctin High School Boosters elected officers for 1996 87 with Jerry Moore as president Martin Golibart as vice president Nancy Lewis as second vice president Pat Cliber as secretary Robert Maze as treasurer and a 12 member board of directors. Meetings are set for March 17 at 7 pm in the Reading Lab C-4.
By mid March several education spending bills are under study at the General Assembly. Senate Bill 1010 ties state aid growth to per student appropriations for public colleges beginning July 1, while House Bill 1552 would raise community college aid in increments. Maryland would raise funds for Frederick Community College and most colleges receive higher base grants, with adjustments for part time students. The capital construction allocation faces cuts and shifts, with SB 635 tying aid to local financial capacity. Vocational set asides rise under SB 296, and costs for out of county placements shift to the state education department.
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