orkshop set for child care funding
I A meeting to discuss supplementing ex
iting child care financial aid programs for
Barents attending post-secondary institutions
Will be held today at Clackamas Com-
janity College.
■ Legislation, in the form of House Bill
■59, will apply to parents attending any
■gonlpublic community college or insti
tution within the Department of Higher
Education whose children are enrolled in
any day-care center or family day-care
home certified by the Children's Services
Division (CSD).
Essentially this bill is intended to pro
vide financial aid to remove economic bar
riers which prevent parents from attending
na/s schedule released
“The end of winter term is closer than
L of us realize and with the end comes
1
IBs. Now is the time to start planning
lad so they don't take you by surprise.
[Finals week is March 14 through 17
il all classes whose first meeting of the
Ik is on Monday, Wednesday or Friday
II have the final examination as indicated
the class and "M" in the following sche-
■chart.
|AII Blasses whose first meeting is Tues-
y or Thursday will have the final exami-
tion as indicated by the class time and
Examinations will be held in the regular
classrooms unless otherwise assigned by the
instructor.
The evening credit classes will follow
this schedule:
Classes which meet 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.,
7 to 8:30 p.m. and 7 to 9:30 p.m. will have
their final examination from 7 to 9 p.m.
during the first class meeting on Monday
or Tuesday during final exam week.
Classes which meet 8:30 to 10 p.m. will
have their final from 7 to 9 p.m. during the
second class meeting on Wednesday or Thurs
day during final exam week.
Classes which meet 7 to 10 p.m. will
have their final from 7 to 9 on regular class
night during finals week.
■ All English Composition,
Mathematics,
FINAL
EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
Biology (AT), Health and History classes
MARCH
14, 15, 16, 17
will have the final exam at the time slot
WINTER TERM 1977
indicated on the schedule.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
COMPOSITION
8T
8 M
High School
Career Insti
tute
9-9:30 T
HEALTH
BIOLOGY
(AT)
High School
Career Insti
tute
MATHEMATICS
9 M
2 M
1 T
2-4
12 M
HISTORY
10M
2:30 T
|4-6
11 M
1 M
12 T
3 M
18-10
lo-12
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post-secondary school. It would require
CSD to make payments directly to a day
care center for services and supplement ex
isting financial aid programs for parents.
"This program is designed to supplement,
not replace existing financial aid programs
for parents. Current CSD programs provide
aid to some undergraduate students, but
generally exclude graduate students, fresh
men and sophomores in four year schools
and community college students enrolled in
academic transfer programs," said Ken Rob
erts, Associated Student Government senator
involved in lobbying, for this legislation.
This bill would also allow CSD to dele
gate certain administrative responsibilities
to participating schools and would establish
a means of distributing the total appropri
ation on an equitable basis to participating
schools. The level of appropriation is $3.65
million for the next biennium, said Roberts.
The meeting will be held at noon in the
Fireside Lounge to discuss ways to establish
demonstrated needs for these child care
services. All student parents are invited to
attend.
Art presentation
Leland John will make an art presenta
tion this Monday in conjunction with Mayo
Roy's Philosophy of Asthetics (Phil 204)
class. John, art instructor at Clackamas
Community College, will discuss and show
slides of his works. The presentation will
begin at noon in B-151.
The following Thursday Norm Bursheim,
also an art instructor at CCC, will make a
similar presentation with his works at the
same time and location.
Both presentations are open to the com-
munity.
ASG revises constitution
¡Last week a constitutional revision for
I ■Associated Student Government Senate
las introduced by a constitutional revision
lommittee. The revision will be effective
■ng term.
number of senators falls below 17, an elec
tion will be held by the ASG senate at
their next regular meeting to fill the pre
scribed quota of 20.
ASG's publicity director, Marty Simroth,
resigned at last week's meeting and Senator
Linda Pointer was approved to fill that
vacancy.
Today's ASG meeting in the Fireside
Lounge will see the appointment of three or
four new senators and a nonsmoking policy
will be voted upon.
If passed by the senate and approved by
the administration, a section of the cafe
teria - perhaps the intimate dining room,
will be designated for nonsmokers.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
PRECISION HAIRCUTTING
AND BLOW STYLING
OREGON CITY
655-5649
I According to the revision, all ASG offi-
■MARK’S WOOD-N-CRAFT
cials have to be enrolled as students on
* Craft and
supplies
*Custom
Woodwork
campus
maintain
a grade
point average
Gifts
*Wholesale
Wood
of I 2,0
which is passing.
Officials
must take
a minimum of six Products
credits (full-time GED
students are considered to be carrying 12
credits) or be enrolled in at least two com-
munity education classes.
Another change is that the number of
ASG senators will be set at 20. When the
Wealso do custom picture framing.
Thursday February 24,1977
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