Shafter High Principal Reacts to State Report Findings
Shafter High Principal Dr. Herb Neufeld praised the first Performance Report for California Schools by State Superintendent Bill Honig, saying results are good yet room for improvement. The report uses CAP CBEDS SAT and UC/CSU data to rank schools, with targets over five years to boost enrollment in academic courses.
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Shafter High
Herb Neufeld
California
Office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bill Honig
Neufeld
University of California
California State University and College System
Honig
Shafter SRPD Eyes 1985 With Major Projects Planned
Shafter Recreation and Parks Department aims to complete two big projects in 1985. The SRPD plans new offices at the Shafter Sports Complex site and a co sponsored softball soccer facility with Shafter High by early spring. The Senior Citizen Building renovation on Sunset Avenue should gain approvals by February, possibly allowing seniors to move by year end. The group Shafter Citizens Action Group sued over the complex in 1984 but a October ruling allowed construction with minor restrictions, despite more than $30,000 in court costs. The projects should boost adult recreation, school sports, and youth soccer while freeing space for Boy Scouts and senior programs.
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Shafter Recreation and Parks Department
Mike Kelley
SRPD
Ba Righanpenemans
Mitted Kelley
Shafter
Shafter High
SHS
Sunset Avenue
Kern County Counsel and Board of Supervisors
Kelley
Shafter Citizens Action Group
Kern High School
Superior Court
James Stuart
Seeior
SAP
AYSO
Shafter Boy Scouts
Cruz Reynoso Justice speaks locally
Cruz Reynoso, noted justice, spoke at a local event amid heated tensions within a family dispute over gigwork and picking. He recalled graduating high school in Southern California and pursuing law at UC, then serving as a Spanish-speaking lawyer in the Imperial Valley. Leon Reynoso taught art and joined local causes, gaining attention from Governor Pat Brown and later serving on the state Court of Appeals in 1977. He emphasized that judges decide issues, not the merits of laws, in a broad, continuing discussion.
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Pickers
California
Pele Masa
Uc- Epecote
Ee Ene Sey
Imperial Valley
Leon Reynoso
Edmund G
Pat” Brown Sr
Fair Political Procstate Court of Appeals
Ap PA
Reynoso
Architect outlines Richland Junior High rehab plans
Trustees review design development drawings for the Richland Junior High north wing rehabilitation including demolition of the north wing, new classrooms and a renovated shop, with attention to saving the historic arch. Kendrick seeks authorization to hire a landscape architect and outlines environmental assurances from the EPA on asbestos tiles.
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Richland
Richland Junior High
Jboard
Kendrick
Shafter Discusses Billboard Ordinance And Sign Rules
City Council and Planning Commission meet to discuss a billboard ordinance and updating the general plan for downtown. They debate banning billboards, favoring local merchants, and using conditional use permits, aiming to phase out billboards with public hearings to align zoning with state law.
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Shafter
Planning Commission
Ronald Young
Johnny Thomas
Mariend Hiebert
Michael Hair
Hiebert
Commission
J.C. Atkinson
Thomas
Atkinson
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