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Summer credit recovery is back
Summer Credit Recovery will be back this summer. If you are a Tribal
descendant or Native high school student who failed a class this last
school year, then you will be eligible for our program. We will be starting
on June 13 and it will run to Aug. 12. The hours for the credit recovery
lab will be Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. All other
hours will need to be by appointment. Examples of classes we have to offer
are Algebra 1, Geometry, Physical Science, U.S. History and English 1.
Qualifying students in the Willamina and Sheridan school districts will
be eligible, though students from outside the area may be eligible with a
letter of commitment from their schools. The cost for the program will be
a $50 deposit, which is fully refundable upon completion of the program.
For more information, please contact Christopher Bailey at 503-879-4534
or by e-mail at chris.baileygrandronde.org.
Youth Education Elementary
K-5 201 1 Summer Program
Applications for the upcoming Kindergarten-5th grade Summer
Program are now available at the Youth Education building.
Completed applications may be submitted to the Youth Educa
tion front desk during the week of May 2 to May 6 from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m.
This week of enrollment into the program is open to all Tribal,
Native and direct-descendant youth whose parents or guardians
are currently employed, registered in school or participating in a
training program.
Applications will not be accepted before this open enrollment time
to ensure that all interested and qualifying families and youth have
an equal opportunity to sign up and participate.
To have an application sent to you, if you need clarification about
eligibility or if you have any questions regarding the application,
contact Youth Education at 503-879-2101.
Chcmckota offers Driver Education
Do you have someone getting ready to drive? We are affordable and
have classes at convenient locations, dates and times. The program and
instructors are endorsed by Oregon Department of Transportation.
The goal of the program is to eliminate preventable accidents and to
prepare young drivers for a complex driving environment. This traffic
safety course includes 34 hours of classroom and 12 hours of behind-the-wheel
instruction. It will also meet 50 of the 100 documented supervised
hours that are required to get a license.
The program serves students ages 15 through adult. Cost for students
with an Oregon instruction permit who are under 18 is $260, and cost
for adults with an Oregon instruction permit andor student with a
license is $360.
To register, students will need a photocopy of the front and back of
their permit or license, a completed enrollment form and payment.
Pre-registration is required
Please visit our Web site at www.drivereducation.chemeketa.edu to
download a registration form and get additional class datetime options
or call the Chemeketa office at 503-584-7541.
Class times and location:
Grand Ronde
July 25 -Aug. 16
Monday Thursday
9:30 a.m. Noon
Instructor: Tony Olliff
Child Caro Development Fund Public
Hearing to be held on June 2
5:30 p.m. Thursday, June 2, 2011
Youth Education Covered Area during Education Division Summer
Kick-off.
Questions? Call Vikki Bishop at 503-879-2287 or Molly Matthews at
503-879-2102.
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