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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1977
Page
3
Kern High School District trustees consider raising prices on ala carte foods at all district schools. Factors include two year no-change policy and higher costs from National School Lunch Program protein requirements. Class A lunches remain fixed at 75 cents. August 4 meeting to continue discussion.
The Delano Center Kern Community College District seeks applicants for a year long CETA LVN program opening in October. Eligible Kern County residents must be unemployed or meet income rules, have at least a 10th grade education, pass an entrance exam, and attend an interview and medicals. A CETA rep will screen July 20 at 1942 Randolph Street Delano from 1 to 5 pm for eligibility.
The board of trustees set a 26 million dollar budget covering Bakersfield Cerro Coso Porterville and Delano Center operations serving about 11955 daily attendees. Tax rate drops from 76 to 73 cents and the budget reflects revised income and a larger starting balance. District Chancellor Edward Simonsen notes 22 to 23 percent higher assessed valuation for 1977 78 and the plan adds funds for liability insurance contingencies and the Porterville Libraryl Media Center project. New personnel include D Roe Darnell and John V Borango at Cerro Coso. Porterville reports 516 employer requests and 509 placements this year with most in agricultural or business fields.
A meeting at the superintendent's Sundale Avenue office outlined 6 percent state funds and reporting procedures for migrant child programs. County staff Edy Bever Polly Knight Tucker and Mary from social services discussed shifts and new coordination at the Shafter Center and nearby offices.
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