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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1986
Page
10
A personal column piece reflects on gratitude from family prayers to family history and daily comforts. The author celebrates three healthy children, parental roots, and spurs readers to list thanks and share thoughts while considering global inequality and modern conveniences.
Richland celebrated American Education Week with the slogan We touch the future We teach as teachers wore T shirts and badges. Banners by Janeen Smith and a computer advertised the week honoring education in public schools. Classes emphasized education across curricula and parent teacher conferences were held as the first grading period ended.
The loading zone on Wall Street in front of Richland Primary School is congested and only for dropping off and picking up students. Parking in this zone is not allowed. parking lots at the north and south ends exist but are not loading zones. Administration seeks more zones and urges parental cooperation to keep students safe.
The Shafter Branch Library announces weekly shipments of best sellers and special orders. Hours are Monday and Wednesday 12 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The latest arrivals include Mystery Robak's Fire and many fiction and non-fiction titles. A Thanksgiving break is noted November 27-28 with a photography contest to follow.
Dr. Kelly F. Blanton reports that starting January 1 1987 a bachelor’s degree will be required for emergency substitute teachers in California public schools. The change could cut as many as 25 percent of current substitutes, especially in remote areas relying on local residents with 90 semester units. CBEST remains a factor for those who qualified before the deadline, with emergency credentials valid through June 30 1987. A Kern County survey of districts seeks input on staffing shortages and the impact of CBEST and the new criteria, with results to lawmakers early January.
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