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Superintendents to learn new school
standards at IED workshop
for the new requirements
Based on the study and the pilot
programs, the Oregon State
Board of Education adopted the
new requirements June 23
The workshop will be held
from 8:30 a m - 4:30 p.m., on
Sept 16 and 17 in the IE D Board
Room on the M arylhurst
Campus, Marylhurst.
For additional information,
contact
Russell
Nelson,
Clackamas IE D , 635-4341, ext.
266
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Clackamas County school minimum ability in skills they administrators and drop-outs.
superintendents
will
learn will need in society. These Using information from these
more about the new minimum include skills such as reading, meetings, the State Depart
school
standards
in
a w riting, speaking, money ment of Education prepared a
d ra ft
of
the new
Clackam as County In te r operations, computation and firs t
requirements. When the first
mediate Education District technological processes.
The new requirements are draft was completed, they held
(IE D ) workshop today and
tom orrow. When the new the result of a three year study more public meetings to get
the State comments and reactions and
minimum standards are fully conducted by
of
Education. then prepared a second draft.
implemented next September, Department
Six Oregon school districts
they will affect every high During the study, the State
IX-partment of Education held set up pilot programs to test the
school student in the state
1M49S.E. STARK
with
parents, requirem ents and develop
According to IE D Superin meetings
(ACROSS f RO M G.L K M ’S)
guidelines
and
competencies
students,
teachers,
school
tendent A.A Bryant the pro
pose of the workshop will be to
help develop a "thorough un-
ders landing of the standards
and their implications for
Oregon schools "
D r Donald Egge, associate
superintendent from the State
Department of Education, will
also be on hand to answer
questions.
and talk about the basa instrument. He will
I.ARKY ZGONC will a d d rn * member* of
m ic r o w a v e / o v e n
Under the old graduation
also talk about the Oregon Symphony
•he Oregon Symphony Gresham Auxiliary
requirements,
students
had
to
Orchestra.
at 1« a m. Monday. Sept M. He will play
earn 19 high school credits for
graduation, nine of which were
required in English, social
studies, health, science and
math. The old system also
required four years high school
attendance for graduation
Under the new graduation
requirements, students must
earn 21 high school credits.
Nine are roughly the same as
those
under
the
old
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requirements.
However,
two
toral
candidate
at
ASU.
The
Oregon
Symphony about the bass instrument. He
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new
credits
in
personal
finance
He is currently bassist for the
Gresham Auxilary will hold a will also give a talk on the
insolation — more efficient than
and
career
education
have
been
Oregon Symphony.
silver tea at 10 a m. Monday, Oregon Symphony Orchestra.
3 inches of ordinary insolation
Interested
persons can added.
Zgonc was a music in
Sept 20 at the home of Mrs
i f No sweat cabinet ★ Lock
Under the new requirements
contact Betty Macy at 665-8520
on lid ★ Interior Light
Daniel Santry, E. Stark Street. structor at Arizona State
students
will
have
options
of
University and in Portland for further information.
i f Tamper-proof temperature
Troutdale
early
or
delayed
graduation
Meetings have been changed
control ★ Defrost drain
ljir ry Zgonc. director of the schools before Joining MHCC
to the third Monday of each with the approval of parents
He
completed
his
MS
at
Juliard
i f Easy to clean
Mt. Hood Community College
and school. This could let some
month.
orchestra, will play and talk School of Music and is a doc-
students out early to attend
business or trade schools,
com m unity
college
or
universities.
According
to the
new
. requirements, students must
‘ also prove "competency" in
T l «•
basic skills as well as meet
credit and attendance stan
dards In order to earn their
diplomas, high school students
must prove th e ir "c o m
petency" and show at least
ooo
The cities of Medford and Governments was also In at plan for these urbanizing areas,
For a working mother or
Central Point were granted an tendance having served as the they will Join the county in
requesting an acknowledgment father who has lost a spouse,
liaison representing regional
Acknowledgement of Com
for area within the urban w day care is
not a con-
pliance by the Land Corv interests., t.
growth
boundaries,
,
v
io
le
n
c
e
—
-It
is
a
v ita l
servation . and Development
The acknowledgment Issued
necessity. Donations to United
( ommiasion ( LCDC).
From Riegolmin’s - Tour Pride Award Winner
by LCDC applies to the com played in making this day
They are the first out of 277 prehensive plan developed for possible Through this process. Way help sustain public day
O pen: Weekdays 9-6; Mon. S Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-5
centers
in
C lark,
cities and counties to receive the area within the city limits of It can be seen that cities and care
Clackamas,
Washington
and
such an acknowledgment, each city. Once Medford and
counties can assure that
certifyin g
that
a
com Central Point establish urban Oregon will continue to be a Multnomah counties.
prehensive plan and its Im growth boundaries jointly with
great place to live and work ”
plementing ordinances fully Jackson County and develop a
comply w ith the adopted
statewide planning goals.
Some 25 Jurisdictions are
expected
to
request
acknowledgments
by July,
1977.
“ F o llo w in g
c u rre n t
projections and given con
tinued financial and technical
assistance from the state, all
A
revam ped
Banfield and Portland.
cities and counties will have
The three alternatives would
Freeway with a 179 million
adopted comprehensive plana
price tag might become a add extra car and bus lanes to
that fully comply by mid-1980,'
reality over the next seven the freeway at costs ranging
said Harold F Brauner, LCDC
between 170 and $79 million.
years.
The costs would d iffe r
director
One of five plans proposed by
depending
on the amount of
Both Medford and Central the State Highway Division to separation between the bus and
improve
traffic
conditions
in
Point complied with the
statewide planning goals the Portland area includes car lanes.
The other two alternatives
without seeking financial adding two auto lanes and two
include adding only two bus
assistance from LCDC. Med bus and carpool lanes to the
lanes east of 39th; or spending
ford Is a city of 37,000 freeway.
money local to improve traffic
Highway
engineers
told
the
population;
Central
Point,
flow.
Portland
City
Council
Tuesday
5.800.
In May. Medford and Central the plan could coat up to 179
Point local o fficials and million.
The State Board of Education
The first public hearings on
planning staff wen? visited by
LCDC Commissioners Schell, this and four other alternatives is expected to adopt anti-
Anderson, and Gervais. As a will be held next July, officials discrimination regulations for
elementary
and secondary
result of this meeting, several said.
schools
when
it
meets Friday at
Three
of
the
five
projects
are
minor
deficiencies
were
identified which now have been aimed specifically at im 1 p. m. in room 109 of the Oregon,
of
Education,
proving the Banfield between Department
corrected.
the 1-205, when it is completed, Salem.
LCDC'« field representative
working with Jackson County,
Gary “Gua" Gustafson, assist
ed in coordinating the technical
Trvina to offer their services in order to speed up the completion of the GRESHAM COURT CLUB
assistance provided Medford
from left to right are: Larry Kelley, Darryl Van Lorn (concrete contractor), Shirley Hood, Norm
and Central Point by state and
federal agencies. Gustafson, in
Webb, Rich Egner.
his formal report to the com
mission, said, "The citizens of
Medford and Central Point are
Across From King s Table
to be commended for their
leadership, foresight, and
diligence in working with their
elected officials and staff in
developing
comprehensive
plans "
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C entral
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McBee, City Manager. Ron
Young; and the chairman of the
planning
commission,
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