Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell

Revised goals set
for high schools
B«MlnSob
"ihc State Depanirv-nt of Educalion,
on December 1.1. unv;ilcd a
program, tcttinc new jooU rnr
California high tci,ool undents.
Bill Honig, »uic supenrtendctii
of Hhoolt. wid Uui ikf program
*'li try to iniiiiie .1 more compctifivc
ttadrmic vlcdulc for all
ituderut.
For cunplc in f.,c "can, Hon raise the Mateuidc
avenge for enrollment in focr )cif»
of Engliih clan:* Own the currcrj
67 pcrrxpt h» 75 percent. ar«3 ihc
enrutlmetu in a ir.rcc )eai-.>rm;>rc
foreign language tchviiti:; frirr. 22
percent to 32 percent. Monig alw
^Uhcs u> reduce the ttalewiuc hi^h
whool dropout r^e from (he cuircni
29.3 percent to 23.5 pcaent bv
1990.
Ittrnvver. according ;o Honig, the
whooit and the diuricts have to
nuke liie real changes, for he cannot
forte the school diurictt to participate
in the program.
The program ctmtim of three
phsiev The firw pha>c it to ict
statewide urgefe for elementary, intermediate,
and high vchool*
The second pruic dcoli wjih «t.
ting local goalt lor noted tlut thr- p^al of one
ormoteycanoracour*e in fine art*
could become 4 fcquircmint in the
near future.
*'Oth?r than thit." wid Fibidi,
"ihc program and the goal* have
minimal application to Lov>cit."
Language lab requests funding
By Duk-Hl Yoo
Lowell tiu.lcntt in wme nine
language*, livien to thr Foreign
Language Laboratory* 4un and H-rruti teacher
Ceoriie Tchlko»ani attiKn weekly
littcning and ipeakinR e\ercitc%
in*oUinnlIic Ub'%equipment.
The lab tc^an vim- '5 yctn
*^o »hcn Tchikov/nt u**c it iu
baiictlructurc.
"Ailhcuifh other whooli ma)
hue machine*, we air tlm unl*
hijtli whool in the San Fraiu-iwo
Unified School DiMn.i to ha*e a
Umtuage lab." fa\ *]* cvpUmct!.
Totlay't Ub. like the \mjllcroom
144 librar) cf earlier ytan,
emphdii/e* the individualized concept
of Urtjtujft: *!uilj. In adiUtion
tu ihe «iti|tle>pcrv3n lidenii)* c^rrel.
there ar« .IMI group lible* to
... mni Association gives aid
By Lew ban tec
"In furtherance, of the tpectfic
JUKI primary and general purpose* of
(he Avvociation. a» designated in iu
Aniclc* of incorporation, the
Auociaiion thall:
A. Dedicate iudf to eiuuring that
Lowell High School will continue to
%jt »ii'i 4 curk^lur
:i**.ii*Jed pnna/ily :n
Middrn..v vtudy."
The above paragraph* jre
statementi of the nu;e
change*.
l.occ* dctlaml. ' 'TV Alumni
Association i* here l»> see ihv. the
whool that the; eiijojcd and uiil
piepa'Cd them fur the future onlinue?
U' r< available fur the
nudentv in San Hntn> two.
On the 73th ar-mct vir\ of it* cv
ittciKC. the Association Sa* M^ up /
; ;rmcnem office on campus and i*
becoming a more active part v' ,;ic
present *ct.ool. The otfuc. located
in room 61, the urrc r.vtn a* the
tku t?If"::c. tv the place out of which
Lti.-cy :» conducing ifw*t alumni
itofciiv iiuiwjininp F >-*cil in a*
prcscm «i*duear* T U.J
connection to the ch«»(," *:aicd
Lucey
Thr rviumit A*^ n pw out
a bianrul ncw»lciicr to ail alt. .,i
who'X idi'.irs»e* arc availbbic.
\p.mv»r* at-iivitie* for alumr.i tnc'udni^
! l r 125th Anniversary
••Lowell Atumnt Uav ''"•sjrnt tranK
at Car-llcst..k Park fcl tS' Re»l
aikl Vhile Ball. pbRnrJ loi ine tall
of 1985.
Another way i.. which the Ali'nini
\*vociaion helps tbc giadtu^cs •>(
Lowcu « by keeping list* of vpto-
Photography
by
I. ank Castro & Muureen Foster
Student Discounts
,VlM> jfxliuni;: hurulrtxls of
exriung ponntit had trw*«J»
~Fmnk Ceil*** A Auodata PlioiograpHj'
Jf- ' 9il2f«l-M7/6tl-tM
I'aul Loco i* tlu nw. t-\rcull*r
dirrctnr of the Lowell Abinni
AsMKiatlon.
tiile *i»Irr**c» *il e*cii i'as*. Lutev
iv working on putting all :hc mrreni
:n(ormjlioti on computer vi thai it i*
available to be drawn from »t JH>
timr
From tbcv: lut* alumm can cm-
Uct :ach iHhcr to JttMj.' rci.nnirw
XMM::. (SC CUst . f i 'Z'> held it*
5yji ftkUtnm '*iih tSc litip MI ilte
life it'ember* .it tlu- Alumni
A*>.s.utii>ii for a ten dollar vi'M
"U>wcll ivoiicot the *»c\t." .. n
eluded Luce). "SiuJt.-v tan t-n-
Pearl's Men & V. jinen
Hair Salon
The Korean I
ri(uipment.
facilital'- Advanced I'bcemem and
Nation., can tcuairr test ink*.
IboiiKh the number ol a%aila l ;
•ape* ha* mu1iipl>c ol ihc plan *av ,iiv> vent
to the tupcrlntcnJcnt alon^ with *
petition tipped by iner l.(xiO con
cemnt Lowell students.
The plan n"' only icquc*tc>l a
"uniting" of tl^ lab with new
L'atveiiev headphones, i* ^ n
ly Allocatiui.
Since the lat. ha* >.
budp-t. it u forced IJ ICI>
,NEWS
of ihc proceed* from inr yearly
(,crn.-»ic and twavior.al e lab "
noicd tYhlkwaui
Za* jia commented. "In spitr of
the lab'* cxivicncc to «r.e the
iluJcnH, wt iio nt'i recei*e fund*
from the whool ilivtrict except
[»nce a**nit t»o >ear* a^n."
"Tl'ere it a certain responvituli-
*y for ihe School Uivtnei tn ba ii;f icrcc: 'r.\'.
•;b":rc tc-'. qucstu»ns frnn cr
content area.
The qucvion* arc wo red in j
tiilltitivc KI*I« Tlncc rc-diiif Jfvl
tun written c vre**i°n i ! pritvuJc lor pcucntacc
error.
The n«al nurrher tnrnrci i*
ihvuio! b> Itic number p»nvihlc u?
fivi- il«; tc*i wore of thi: p-iticula:
LIWCH It DINNER 4 j
COCKTAILS S f
Storv* arc reporiid hv JiUfwt »>r
*vh.«>I Ic*cl to hc»cr cv.i!ua:e the
iivcrJll n-i'^s' »f a Uistric; or
Kevullv rnnn ihc CAI' lt*t au*
MV!ip.r.i[,.v- viitj.c* to a*ti*' m
iniplcmL-r.nnj: new program* -n
mcA* "kl.Kft tcquirc \tudent Icarntni-
(•n>i*th Th 1 * *rA*"* fesi;lt* arr not
iliuJ'Tl* h.»»c J»>fv t*e:t;r lHaii Ut*
niiniv'ntrt.. l-cc SilvcrMein-
^>i ±c vu'-'Aiue JiMitbut:->n -TI
•-ILJi:., ^t.,V.. Un*»iiiia* lacked ifl
:!^ -,".;^r r-"--"*;': !•;; the *tite-
The uuict J:^ divided inw f*jut
cf-nteia j 'xi[>« whii-h arc then tubdisidcJ
into quariile*
(Oi.O2.Q3.(>4 hJch schot»l i*
ranked within a qiunilc. On the
vtatcr.ide liivinbut*,;."! of HuJcrtt
HforC'. Lowell ha* rai.Vcil in Ihc
higScv: quanil-* tur each content
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