Migrant Summer School aids children with special needs
The Migrant Summer School at Richland Primary School in Shafter serves about 350 children from ki to grade seven. The program emphasizes English language instruction, bilingual teachers, and comprehensive services including dental and medical care, free lunches, and transportation support.
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Richland
Shafter
Tom Flanagan
Vasquez
Joe Capilla
North
Wasco
Penas
Nutrieee Ealng
Ince
Medi
Shafterite to teach BETSI at Back-to-School Faire
Kern County Schools Office consultant will present BETSI, Behaviors for Effective Teacher Student Interaction, in two sessions at the Bakersfield Back-to-School Faire August 30 and 31. The program, tested in Los Angeles, identifies 15 behaviors including proximity, desist, praise, courtesy, and higher level questioning to boost student cooperation and achievement. Wells, a Shafter educator, has degrees from Cal State Bakersfield and extensive teaching experience, and resides in Shafter with her husband and three children.
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United States
California
Office of Education
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
John Rojas
Kern County
Superintendent of Schools’ Office
Department of Migrant Education
Vasquez
Shafter
Kern County of Schools
Betsi
Bakersfield
Wells
Wels
Los Angeles
Thas
Tees
Sesson
Cal State
Jan
Cami
Shafter High School
West High
Pam
Cal Poly
Kim
School of Court Reporting
Fresno
Steven
San Diego State
Jan Wells
Gibbons Sworn In As KHSD Trustee President
Gibbons sworn in as KHSD trustee during the 4 30 p m preliminary board session on June 14 He told new trustees I am happy to be on the board I taught in this district at one time and have much respect for the board of trustees Kern High School District Board approved the 1962 83 tentative budget
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Gibbons
Kern High School Board of
Irrigation District Adopts 1983 Budget With Small Increase
The Shafter-Wasco District approved its 1983 budget on July 13, 1982, totaling 820,874 for next year. The overall budget rises 11,500 or 1.4 percent from 1982, with no change in the assessment rate for the fourth consecutive year. Water costs and standby charges stay the same, and despite delayed property valuations, increases are expected to be minimal under Prop 13. The 1982 water year was strong, helping balance added costs.
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Shafter-Wasco
Board of
Kern County
Wasco to Get New Community Newspaper From Press Publishers
Press publishers in Wasco announce a new full fledged community newspaper backed by the Reed family with roots in Arvin and Shafter. The venture will solicit community input, hold a naming contest with local merchant gift certificates as prizes, and operate from 747 E Street Wasco mailing to P O Box Y Wasco CA 93280.
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Wasco
Shafter Press
Sanders
Erma Bombeck
Paul Harvey
Basis
Jackie Westbrook
Nick Kavathas
Kern County
Frank W
Donald L. Reed
Reed
Arvin
Donald L
Frank D. Reed
Kein Tiller
Lamont Reporter
Buttonwillow Times
Donald Reed
E Street
P.O. Box Y
Shafier Press. Y
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President’s Commission On Labor Migratory
Clem Vasquez
Vineland
Rojas
Little Rock
Arkansas
Alonso Pena
Roma
Texas
Wayne Carter
Norma Steward
Bonnie Golden
Shafterite
KHSD
Irrigation District Budget Adopted
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