Annual Report of Franklin, New Hampshire 1980
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Franklin is a participant in these projects and receives direct benefits.
We have over seven projects now in operation in addition to the vocational education at Franklin High School.
Title I - $93,927.00 - Remedial Reading Program for educationally disadvantaged youth in grades one through three.
Special Education - Tri-City - $136,097.00 - Coordinator of Regional Services for Handicapped Special Needs Students. This project supports regional planning for special education and a program for em...otionally handicapped high school students.
Title IV-B - $11,325.00 - Grant for introducing computers in Franklin, Hill and Winnisquam Regional School Districts.
P.L, 94-142 - $11,600.00 - Program to provide teacher aides for our Special Education Resource Rooms. This grant became effective September 1, 1980 and we are benefitting directly by having additional staff in a much needed area at no cost to the districts.
P.L. 94-142 - $12,000.00 - to provide for an itinerant special education teacher for emotionally handicapped students.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Franklin is a participant in these projects and receives direct benefits.
We have over seven projects now in operation in addition to the vocational education at Franklin High School.
Title I - $93,927.00 - Remedial Reading Program for educationally disadvantaged youth in grades one through three.
Special Education - Tri-City - $136,097.00 - Coordinator of Regional Services for Handicapped Special Needs Students. This project supports regional planning for special education and a program for em...otionally handicapped high school students.
Title IV-B - $11,325.00 - Grant for introducing computers in Franklin, Hill and Winnisquam Regional School Districts.
P.L, 94-142 - $11,600.00 - Program to provide teacher aides for our Special Education Resource Rooms. This grant became effective September 1, 1980 and we are benefitting directly by having additional staff in a much needed area at no cost to the districts.
P.L. 94-142 - $12,000.00 - to provide for an itinerant special education teacher for emotionally handicapped students.
What to read after Annual Report of Franklin, New Hampshire 1980?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin (N.H.) to read onlineMoreLess
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