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Will be accepting applications fo r Pre-Registration which began August 1 7 and will be open until August
28, 1998. POIC/ Rosemary Anderson High School will be offering high school courses, GED preparation,
school-to-work program. Metals Technology, and CAD. We have recently moved back into our newly
remodeled & expanded building. It's going to be a very' exciting year fo r students at POIC/RAHS!
So enroll now!
POIC/RAHS will also be offering an on-site day care fo r its teen parents with infants from 2 months up to
Mxfcsic S c h o la r s h ip s A v a ila b le at
L a n g sto n U n iversity
There are choir and band music scholarships available
for the 1998-99 academic year at Langston University.
Outstanding instrumentalists, singers and pianists, are
urged to apply for one these awards. Langston Univer
sity is the only African American institution in the state
of Oklahoma, and is celebrating its’ centennial year of
service. For more information, please contact:
Chairman
Department o f Music
Langston University
P.O. Box 972
Langston, OK 73050
405-466-3417
Fax: 405-466-2936
3 vears o f age during school hours. Teen parents wanting to enroll should do so immediately there will be
limited enrollment fo r infants and toddlers.
Office hours are from 8:00 am-5:00 pm feel free to drop in or call and set up an appointment with POIC
Counselor’s. Please bring in a copy o f your transcript when applying.
Accredited by the Northwest Association o f Schools and Colleges
H A V E YO U E V E R W A N TE D
Portland (and surrounding areas) Families
NEEDED to Host Foreign Exchange Students
Foreign high school students
will be arriving into the local area
for homestay program s for the
1998/99 school year and Pacific
In tercu ltu ral E xchange (P IE )
NEEDS local volunteer host fami
lies.
PIE is a non-profit educational
organization. The students are
all between the ages o f 15 and 18
years. They bring their own
spending money, have full m edi
cal insurance and are anxious to
share their cultural experiences
with their new American fami
lies. PIE’s academic homestays
range in length from one semester
to a full academic year, while the
students attend local high schools.
PIE representatives match stu
dents with host families by find
ing com m on in te re s ts and
lifestyles through and informal in-
home meetings. Prospective host
families are able to review stu
dent applications and select the
“perfect match.” As there are no
“typical” host families, PIE can
fit single parent, a childless
couple, a retired couple, or a large
family.
For 1998/99, PIE has students
form Spain, Germany, Belgium,
Ghana, Mexico, Yugoslavia, Ar
menia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan,
Poland, China, Japan, as well as
other countries. PIE has spon
sored more than 13,000 students
form 18 countries since its found
ing in 1975.
Families interested in learning
more about hosting, should call
Teresa Knapp at 1 -800-894-7633,
or the international headquarters
at 1-888-PIE-USA1.
THANK YOU FOR OPENING
YOUR HEART AND YOUR
HOME!
Looking for enjoyable work?
REI is now hiring qualified outdoor sales people.
Join one of the 100 Best Companies in America.
To learn more visit
REI’s Job Fair
Saturday, September 12
9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
PCC Part of National
Computer Training Effort
for Welfare Recipients
Meet REI management team staff, leant about REI and
interview!
Portland R E I— 283-1300
1798 Jantzen Beach Ctr.
Tualatin REI—-624-8600
7410 SW Bridgeport Rd.
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Portland Community College and nine other community colleges across
the country, including Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham, are part of
a $4.9 million high-tech effort that pairs the col
leges with Private Industry Councils, employers
and welfare recipients.
The 18-month project, which began July 1, will
place over 2,200 welfare recipients in five, high-
demand occupations where employers say they are
having a tough time recruiting and retaining work
ers. In addition, people on welfare will improve
their long-term earning and learning potential.
“This is an exciting opportunity to partner with
employers in new ways by offering post-employ
ment education and training at the worksite,” said
Non Poppe, dean of Adult and Continuing Educa
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tion at Portland Community College.
Targeted occupations include building mainte
nance, customer service, home care worker, office
worker and security guard. The funds will be used
Look For Your
in part to give community college instructors a way
to monitor workers’ progress from a remote loca
tion and to communicate electronically with the
trainees.
The project is sponsored by the American Asso
ciation ofCommunity Colleges, the National Asso
n Your Oregonian FOODday
ciation of Private Industry Councils and Instruc
tional System, Inc.
in the Portland Metro Area
The Oregon Air National Guard
142nd Fighter Wing is looking for men and
women for future pilot training positions.
M in im u m Q u a lific a tio n s :
Excellent Health
Bachelor's Degree
Desire to Excel
Must Enter Pilot Training
Before Age 27
B e n e fits :
USAF Flight Training
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