Richland Lerdo District plans state class size cuts
Susan Holland reports Richland-Lerdo School District prepares for a state funded class size reduction program. The plan lowers many lower grade classes toward 22 students per classroom, adds four teachers for first grade, and creates new classrooms. Funding covers up to 650 per full day student and 325 for half day, with facilities funding up to 25000 per new room. The effort targets grades one and two first, with plans due by November 1 and action by February 16, 1997.
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RLSD Registration Day set for August 14 1996
The Richland Lerd o School District schedules Registration Day on Wednesday August 14 1996 for grades K through 8. Parents new to RLSD are asked to register at any district office between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. for the term starting August 26 1996.
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Public Notice for Bakersfield Redevelopment and Probate Hearing
Combined notice for Kem County CA outlines FONS1 and NOURROF for Wasco project likely thirty six unit development with 74 parking spaces on 2.95 acres at State Highway 43 and Douglas Court. Also includes petition to administer Peggy Nichols estate with August 27 1986 hearing in Bakersfield probate court and public comment period ending August 22 1996.
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Community Calendar The Rotary Kiwanis Chamber City Council items
Community calendar lists events for August including Rotary at 6:30 a.m. Kiwanis at Vets Hall noon Friday Chamber of Commerce noon Tuesday City Council at City Hall. The entries note meeting times and locations for local civic groups.
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Community events and meetings in Shafter calendar
The Shafter Press lists local events: Shafter Depot Museum public viewing and group tours by appointment call Denni Pearson or Stan Wilson. Weekly crafts meeting Mondays at 1 pm at W C Walker Senior Center call Barbara Tisler. Second Monday Woman's Aglow meets at 7 pm Veterans Hall. First Thursday Community Prayer at City Hall 12 30 to 12 40 call for attendance and unity among Shafter churches. The piece ends with a quote from Henry D Thorean about actions and character.
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Woman's Aglow
Shafter
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Pvt Thomas M Brown Completes Marine Recruit Training
Pvt Thomas M Brown son of Thomas M and Carol A Brown of Shafter completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. He and other recruits started at 5 am with three miles of running and calisthenics. Training covered first aid, uniform regulations, water survival, hand to hand combat, weapons, and close order drill while instilling Marine core values of honor courage and commitment. Brown joins about 41 000 new Marines this year and is a 1989 Shafter High School graduate.
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Marine Corps
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