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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1960)
Migrant Farm Child Education Plan Eyed ; HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath mill, Orcgnq Tuesday, Drcrmber 20, 1950 Department of Education 7a in lt VcHool p TT-' ST Mi"'k ! 'W''"' today it will ask the Legislature of Si. TT ,u M k askmg 1,131 $23'210 beThis would keeP lhis ProS'am on to appropriate $155,000 for a next lwo yea, ,"Prtatad for Pnw Klhe' preaent level, . , Here's Where Santa Gets Christmas Money ' mmmmmiimmmmwi children of migrant farm labor r. This recommendation is part of survey, ordered by the 1959 Legislature, saying it is vital that uch education be provided be cause . increasing farm mechaniz ation will deprive many migrants f their jobs. Therefore, the report says, it is necessary that the migrant child ren be taught new skills. . In the past year, the report ays, about 2,000 migrant children received some education in regu lar school' classes in 81 Oregon schools. The school districts paid the bill. The department estimated that Oregon has between 4,000 and 8.000 migrant children between 6 end 18 years of age. ' Average attendance of those in the schools last year was only nine weeks. But some also re ceived some schooling in special etate-supported summer classes at Monmouth, . AIcMinnville, On tario and Hillsboro. The new legislation provides that the state would pay the whole cost. The aid would range from $15 to $35 per child, with the larger amounts going to schools with greater percentages of mi grants. . Many educators, including some in the state Department of Edu cation, feel the problem should be solved by the federal government. They think thai most of the child- Ten live in uregon too snort a time to give them any help, The survey, conducted in the 81 schools educating migrants last year, shows that migrant children generally are retarded from two to four years, that one-third of them speak Spanish only, that many of them have severe health and cleanliness problems, and that most of them are shy and with drawn. The report says it is hard to get parents of older children to let them go to school, because their earnings are needed to help Support the family. . Speaking of these older child ren, the report sayg "the further in school he progresses, the less he is able to compete." The report adds that "in gen eral; schools do not know what to do with the migrant children other than to place them in a seat in a classroom." The problem is to maintain two educational programs in the class room at the same time one for the migrants, and the other for resident pupils. Teachers say this is hard to do, and that the regular school program often suffers. Some of the teachers say that migrant students should be segre gated just so they can be taught separately. But the department will have none of this. The pro posed new, law bars state aid If the classes are segregated. "The migrant child," the report; says, "needs to be integrated into the schools. He needs to feel that! he is a part of our society. This can not be accomplished in a to tally segregated school situation." The teachers of last year's migrant children were almost unanimous in believing that the migrant children are readily ac cepted by other children. But they add that the migrant's shyness Hunt A Success McCLOUD David Muma. Aden Bynum, Jay and Ronnie Frank lin, Ronnie Berryman, Dave Har ris. John Willock and Pete Cline spent the weekend duck hunting rear McArthur. 'the second annual hunting trip! for McCIoud Explorer Scouts was a highly successful hunt. 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