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AUTHOR Frankel, Steven M., Ed.; And Others TITLE Directory of Representative Work Education Programs 1972-73. INSTITUTION Office of Education (DREW), Washington, D.C. Office of Planning, Budgeting, and Evaluation.; System Development Corp., Santa Monica, Calif. REPORT NO DHEW-OE-74-01701 PUB DATE 73 NOTE 341p. AVAILABLE FROMSuperintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402 (Stock Number 1780-01244, $2.95)

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC- $13.16 DESCRIPTORS *Directories; Part Time Jobs; Part Time Students; *Work Experience Programs; *Work Study Programs

ABSTRACT To study existing school-supervised work education programs, to describe different organizational patterns, to identify constraints on program expansion, and to examine incentives to increase employer participation, representative programs were suggested upon, request by Chief State School Officers, Directors of Secondary Vocational Education, Directors of Community Colleges, and other consultants of national repute. The directors of each of the more than 1000 programs named was sent a questionnaire requesting information on schools in which the program operates, educational level of the program, primary purpose of the program, inclusion of job-related instruction, industrial setting, presence of students under age 16, avai3ability of academic credit for time spent at the job site, and related topics. Name, address, and phone number of the project director are included for the 550 questionnaires which met the study requirements..2, report "A Topical Bibliography of Work Education Programs, Projects, and Procedures" by Trudy Banta and others preceeded this directory. A final report in the form of 50 case studies is to be published. WO FILMED FROM BEST AVAILABLECO

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DIRECTORYOF REPRESENTATIVEWORK EDUCATIONPR GRAMS 1972-73 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EDUCATION& WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED 5-ROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGIN ATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS ".,TATE0 DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE. SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OP EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY

EDUCATION, AND WELFARE /Office of Education cp CO DHEW Publication OCR co DIRECTORY OF Lu REPRESENTATIVE WORK EDUCATION PROGRAMS 1972-73

Edited by Steven M. Frankel Alan J. Cohen Mary Ann Milsap

For the Office of Planning, Budheting, and Evaluation

U.S. DEPARTMENT a HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE Caspar W. Weinberger, Secretary S. P. Mar land, Jr., Assistant Secretary for Education Office of Education John Ottina, Commissioner RY OF NTATIVE WORK ION PROGRAMS

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T OF HEALTH, EDUCATION,AND WELFARE rger, Secretary Assistant Secretary forEducation n missioner U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASPINGTON: 1973

For said by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, D.C. 20402-Price $2.95 Stock Number 1780-01244 BACKGROUND OF STUDY

In Juneof 1972, the Office of Planning, Budgeting, and Evaluation (OPSF) in the U.S. Office of Education let a contract to System Development Corporation (SDC) of Santa Ronica, California, to study existing school-supervised work education programs to describe different organizational patterns, to identify constraints on program expansion and to examine incentives to increase employer participation. As defined by OPBE for this study, school-supervised work education programs are those in which students spend part of their time working in paying jobs, which are usually reserved by the employer for students from that particular school or district. Often these programsinvolvestudents being releasedfrom school for a specified portion of time to work at their jobs.School-supervised work education programs include cooperative programs in which studentsperform work related to their vocational training; work-study programs designed to provide vocational students with at least a minimal income; career exploration programs designed to cycle students through a varietyof paying jobs; and dropout prevention programs in which a student's school program includes a limited number of hours of paid work and the proviso that he will be allowed to keep his job only if his attendance and conduct in school remain satisfactory. While an exception to the general rale, school-supervised work education is also allowed to include clinical training programs in thehealth professionsin which students work in regular jobs but are not paid in cash for their efforts. To initiate this study, Chief State School Officers, Directors of SecondaryVocational Education, Directorsof Community Colleges, Education Directors of the State Chambers of Commerce, the Presidents and Executive Secretaries of the AdvisoryCommittees for VocationalEducation, Superintendents of Education in th-? Great Cities, and consultants of national repute were asked to recommend programs which they felt were representative of a diversity of work education programs wiLn which they were acquainted. Wanes of more than 1,000 programs were submitted. Once these program names were received, the director of eachprogram was senta letter describing the study and was asked to complete a questionnaire to provide information which could be used as a basis for determining the 50 programs around which case studies would he developed. Over 600 questionnaireswere retutned of which 550 met the requirements of the study (i.e., being in existence for at least 1year and having a York -for -pay component). With the exception of editing necessary to shorten and clarify comments, correct spelling and grammatical errors, and eliminate value judgements, the information included in. this directory is presented exactly as received on the questionnaires. The accuracy of the data has not been verified by either the Office of Education or System Development Corporation. Data from the questionnaires were insertedinto a data base and proceused by computer. A complex but objective sampling scheme was used to select SO programs, with widely varying characteristics, to be visited by project interview teams. The main characteristics considered in

iii this selection process were the educational level of the program (seccndary orpostseccndary),the purposeoftheprogram(traininginspecific occupationalareas, career exploration, dropout prevention, etc.), and the industrial setting of the program'slocation(farmingregion, bedroom community, singleindustry,majorindustrial/business center). Interview teams were sent to each site to interview project personnel, participating and nonparticipating students, participatingand nonpareicipatingemployers and unicn personnel where they were involved in the running of programs. This information villbeusedtodocumentthegrcwth,trainingstrategies, andsignificant characteristicsof the 50 different work education programs as well as to look for commonalities in features axone the more successful of the 50 programs that can leadtorecommendations aboutthe structureoffuture work education programs. The case studies will he written so as to bring out both successful and unsuccessful features and to highlight strategies which appear to belikedto desirableoutcomesandthat are readily exportable. product resulting from this study vill be subject to OfficeofEducationreviewandfinalvalidationbytheDivisionofEducation's Dissemination' Review Panel. In September 1973, the project tea' will produce a Final Peport containing the case studies, an analysisofthedata, a handbookcontaininga detailed description of the methodology, and an ex.tcutive summary of theentirereport. However,sothateducationalresearchers andother professionalsconcernedwith career and vocational education can make use of some cf the project's findings while the information is still very current, it wasdecidedtopublishtwopreliminary report:; for immediate use by persons in the field. The first of these reports istitled A TopicalBibliographyofWork EllocaticnPEceramsa erojectsaniProcedures, byTrudyBanta,Steven Frankel, Sy lva Howlby, and Cleone Scedes. This document resulted from the bibliographicsearchactivitywhichprecededtheidentificationof eli }Oleproeramsandthegueetionnairedevelopmentactivity.Itcontainsacrethan1,000 biblio4raphie citations related to career and work education. ThereportispublishedbySystem reveloement.Corporation(Santa Monica, California) as Technical Memorandum TM-SOB6/000/00 and will available through FeTC or microfiche. This volume is the second of the two reports. When used in conjunction with its indexes ard its table, of contents, it should prcve a valuableresourceinilentifyine.programswithparticular fettures,aridineevelcoiinga better understanding of the wide breadth of program configurations operating in the work education fiell. 'pith more than 70,000 wore. education programs currently underway in the United States, there is no question blot many erograms (perhans scue of very high quality) havenotbeenincludedsimply heeetineon,- of tee itersons from whom submissions were requested saw fit to mention them. Similarly, itis 0 jually pro'n:ible tbet at )?d:; dLew of the included ptcgrams are being conducteddifferently thinatthetime of zulesiesion. 1:hile neither the 11.5. office of education nor System Dzvelopment Coreeretion can vouch for the quality of the ircludel programsortheaccuracyoftheprovided in-ermition, the authors Teel thit tide document will still prove to be a valuable tool to educators invelve in New.; elecet inn rregrere; in the nnitel States todey. iv INSTRCIToES rn THE USE':

As previously explained, the contents of this directory were supplied by program directors and other respondent's to the initial questionnaire, Characteristics of work Education Programs, after their programs were submitted for inclusion in the study by at least cne of the persons contacted by the project team. With the exception of editing necessary to shorten and clarify comments, correct spellingand grammatical errors, and eliminate value judgements, the information included in this directory is presented exactly an received on the questionnaires. Neither the D.S. Office of Fdacation norSystem Development Corporation can vouch for the accuracy of the data or the quality of the programs. The programs included in this directory of work education programs are listed by State. The States appear in alphabetical order as indicated by the Table of Contents. Withineach State, the programsare grouped by educational level with all secondary level programs appearing first, postsocondary programs next and programs operating at varied Educational levels appearing last. ror each program, a synopsis of its characteristics, as supplied by program personnel, is included. The specific items cf information included are as follows:

School(s) in which the program operates.

. Educational level of the program - secondary, postsecondary or varied levels( varied refers to programs operating at more than one. level and programs operating below the secondary. school level)

Primary purpose, of the program training students to work in specific occupational areas; familiarizing students with the world of work and/or different occupationalareas (career exploration); preventing the student from dropping out of school; or varied purposes of equal importance

Inclusion of job-related instruction as a component of the program

. Industrial setting in which the program is located (i.e., farming regions, bedroom communities, single industry areas, or major industrial /business centers)

Presence of students who are under the age of 16 and are working for pay

Availability of academic credit for the time spent at the job site

Percentage of students, completing the program during the 1971-72 school year, who were placed in jobs in the occupational field in which they worked while in the program

Active union participation in the work portion cf the program Number of student:: enrolled in the program for the 1e72-73 school year, and the percentages who rre members of minority groups, female and physically handicapped

Occupational areas in which the students are working

leimbursoe expenses paid to employers participating in the program

Private support sources of eupport in addition to the usual sources (parent institution, local taxes and State and Federal Governments).

Tn cases where certain information was not supplied or was otherwise unavailable or where an item was not applicable to a specific program, it is indicated in the directory. Program directors were asked to provide a brief summary of any facets of their program which might distinguish it from others. When this was supplied, it was included in the directory under the healing of Additional Comments. These comments were edited to avoid repeating information which could be inferred from other parts of the program listing and to eliminate descriptions of program features which appeared to be common tc most cork education programs of ,similar types. p tarectory also includes the name, address and phone number ofthe prcgra director and, when available, the district superintendent or ccllege president. In se me instances, the addresses supplied Ly the respondents were for their residencesand are not those of the educational institution. It should be noted that several schools in the directory are included more thanonce with ditferent programs being mentioned in each listing. This situation came about when different persons submiteed segments of the same program, or different programs from the institutions for inclusion. Since all submissionswere accepted on an equal basis, this resulted in more than one listing for the program or school. In other cases, respondents chose to list a program or a school as a single entity without highlighting a particular vocational area.

vi TABLE OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

AFB Air Force Base BOCES Board of Cooperative Education Services Ccmmunity College CVAE Coordinated Vocational Academic Education DE Distributive Education DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America PO Diversified Occupations POL Department of Labor ERIC Educational Resources Information Center ESEA Elementary .and Secondary Education Act FAA Federal Aviation Agency. GATB General Aptitude Test Battery G.E.O. General Education Development LEW Department of Health, Education, and Welfare H.S. High' School IQ Intelligence Quotient J.C.- Junior College NYC Neighborhood Youth Corps 0E0 Office of Economic Opportunity oar On-the-Job Training P.E. Physical Education R F0 Research r, Development S.D. School District

T c. I Trade F Industrial US)E United States Office of Education VEA Vocational Education Act of 1963, as amended VET'S Vocational Exploration in the Private Sector VTCA Vocational Industrie]. Clubs of America WECEP Work Experience and Career Exploration Pi.u!ram

The new two-letter State abbreviations are used throughout this directory.

vii TECHNICAL INFORMATION

In many large -scale evaluation efforte, researchers find themselves in possession of fax more information than ever appears in the project's reports. This situation is especially prevalent in cases where a large amount cf information on many different prcgrams has been loaded into a computer data base for sampling purposes. Often, after the simple has been selected, information on the nonselected programs is discarded as being of no further use to the project, when it could be of .great use to other researchers. Such could have been the case with this study. In order to select the 50 programs around which detailedcase studies were to be constructed, an enormous acunt of detailed information vas collected on approximately 550 programs which were to be considered for selection. In the contract negotiation phase, it was realized by SDC Project Director, Dr. Steven Frankel, and the USOE Project effirer, Ms. Mary Ann Millsap, that the body of information describing all550programs mould be useful to many persons not connected with the project. Because of this, one of the tasks defined in the final proposal was to assemblean autcmated system of "off- the - shelf" softwarecomponents capable of reproducing a statistical data base in easily readable book form so that the entire set of information could be inexpensively reproduced as a directory.

This directory is a result of that process. The camera-ready copy from which the printing plates were made was generated entirely by ccmputer, and no typist has been aseociated withthis process. After the sampling process was completed, the prcgram sites which were not selected for the study were not eliminated from the data base as is usually dcne. Rather, all information was stored on a magnetic disk pack accessed ty an IBM 36C/91 computer, and was input to a custcm-built series of erograras which generated a sieciaily edited data base. This was then input to a standard text elitino and printing package of computer software. Py developing a series of programs which allowed a find field statistical data base to be converted to the accepted input format, SDC was able to generate a prcot copy of this directory in a matterof days. The proof copy was then edited and the resulting correctiors were made by modifying the original late base while working at a remote computer terminal, and then reprinting the entire directory after all ccrrections had been made. 3ince it is far faster to make changes in a data base than it is to retype entire pages, it was possiblefor a single raee.archer, es. Emily Allison, te make more than 2,000 changes in the text in a tw days. Additionally, printing three camera-ready copies of the entire directory on the cortpeter consumed less than i33 worth cf computer Aim^ ant paper, which is about one-third of the, costofcopies reproduced by conventional means. Theauthors of this document feel that procedures similar to this could be ei.ployed in many different research projects. In addition to being ofimmediate use to persons not involved in

if research, but in program operation cr policy formation, there are alsomany potential dcllar savings which can be realized by hiving other research projects "piggyback"on an original troject by having identified universes from which other samples can be drawn. Also, by making available copies ofthe directory to organizations which provided information used in constructing the original data base, it is possible to compensate them in a meaningful manner for the time they spent gathering and organizing the requested information. Indeed, the promise of such a form of information sharing may induce organizations, plagued by requestsfrom many different researchers, to participate in a project with which they sigh+ otherwise not have associated. TAP!! Cr CCNTFNTS

Background of Study

instructions to tho TIE ?[ V Technical Information ix

Alabama 1

Alaska 3 Arizona Arkansas 10 California 13 Colorado Connecticut 37 Delaware 42 Florida 1100000000040 47 Georgia 50 Hawaii. 54 64 Illinois ...... " 66 Indiana 77 Iowa 79 Kansas. .. .. 86 Kentucky 89 Louisiana. ... 95 Maine... 0000 97 Maryland. 00es .. 100 Massachusetts 105 Michigan 110 Minnesota 116 Mississippi.. 119 Missouri 123 Montana 133 Nebraska 136 Novada 141 New Namrshire 144 New Jersey... 147 Mew Mexico... 160 New York 162

xi 9orth Carolina 159 North Dakota. 179 Ohio... 181 Oklahoma 192 Oregon O .00.0040 .. 198 Pennsylvania. 204 Puerto Fico .. 211 Rhode Island 211 South Carolina 213 South Dakota. 21R Tennessee..... 219 Texas 223 Utah ...... 233. Vermont 237 Virginia 0000 243 Washington.... 247 West Virginia.. 262 Wisconsin 264 Wyoming .. .. 269 Index I. Programs by Industrial Setting 277 Index IT. Programs by Primary Purpose 303

Yii Jefferson County Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCH 001, (S) Jefferson County PublicSchools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 36 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout 1.revention MINOR0%TY JOE-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ye FEMALIE 1307 LOCATION CF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER T6 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students in the regular program serve as aides to school personnel and in the Youth-TutoringYouth Program serve as tutorsfordisadvantagedstudents.Tutor also ir,cludevisiting their students' homes. activities

PRCGRAM Paul Ware SUPERINTENDENT J. Revis Hall DIRECTOR A-400 Courthouse Bldg OP. PRESIDENT Jefferson County Public Schools Birmingham AL 35203 A-400 urthouse Bldg (205) 325-5597 Birmin. Jam AL 35203 (205)325-5597

Murphy High School Business Office Education (BOE) Ccoperative Program

SCHOOL (S) Murphy H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 32 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 17% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMAL E 100 % LOCATION CP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Nc OCCUPATICNAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS R FL AT En PLACEMENTS 75% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADCITIONAL COMMENTS Besides OJT provided through the program, students participate in the Future Business Leaders of America Program.

PH CG RA N Dolores Simmons SUPERINTENDENT Harold Collins DIRECTOR 100 S. Carlen St OR PRESI1ERT Mobile County School Board Mobile AL 36606 Barton Building (205) 438-6011 Mobile AL 36606 (205) 438-6011

1 Muscle Shoals High School Trade and Industry Program

SCHOOLS) Muscle Shoals H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI TY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 34% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 13% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Bobby James SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 1400 E. Avalon Ave OR PRESIDENT Muscle Shoals AL 35660 (205) 381 -3950

Tuscaloosa County High School Industrial Cooperative Training(ICT) Program

SCHOOL (S) Tuscaloosa County H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 33 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI TY 11% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 15% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

:1EIN3RSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIOFAL COMMENTS This is a 3-year prograL in which followup activities for students completing the program are conducted for 5 years after ql't.duation.

PROGRAM Ralph Dorrah SUPERINTENDENT E. R. Stewart DIRECTOR 2200 24th St OR PRESIDENT District 5 Northport AL 35476 2314 Ninth St (205) 752-6671 Tuscaloosa AL 35401 (205) 758-0411

2 West Anchorage High School Distributive Education Program

SCHCOL (S) West Anchorage H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 15 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORTY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INTUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroc community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOH SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEKINTS 75% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The DECA Program conducts civic, educational and other social projectseach yearand earns over 14,000 annually. Students have full responsibility for operating a school store which has an average inventory of S4,500.

PROGRAM Jane Madison SUPERINTENDENT Joe Montgomery DIRECTOR 629-A V 75th OR PRESIDENT Anchorage Borough School District Anchorage AK 99502 670 Fireweed Lane (907) 344-8394 Anchorage AK 99502 (907) 277-6652

Nome-BeltzRegional High School RuralStudent Vocational Program

SCHOOLS) Nose-Feltz Regional A.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORI TY 80% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 451 LOCATION OP JOB SITES 500 miles away in Anchorage HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STOCENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE ONION PARTIC-PATION lc

REIMBURSED EXPENSE prJne PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students live and work 500 miles away in Anchorage for 30 days so they can experience a way of life different from that of the Eskimo villages or the State residential school.

PROGEAM John Currie SUPERINTENDENT Harvey King DIRECTOR P.O. Box 1168 OR PRESIDENT N ome-Re Regional H.S. Nome AK 99762 P.O. Box 1168 (907) 443-2982 N ome AK 99762

3 Kenai Central High School Di5tributiveEducation Program

SCHCOL(S) Kenai Central

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 15 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes PRMALE 501 LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school- property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailatle ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No I

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SOTORT Industry ADDITIONAL CuniiENTS Resides community employment some students work in simulated DE occupations in the school snack bar and store.

PROGRAM William Schrier SUPERINTENDENT Tack Hayward DIRECTOR P.O. Box 1051 OR PRESIDENT Kenai Borough School District Soldotna AK 99669 P.O. Box 1051 (907) 262-4441 Soldotna AK 99669 (907) 262-4441

Wrangell High School Cooperative WorkExperience Program

SCHOOL(S) Wrangell H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LC/EL Secondary ENROLLMENT 15 PRIMARY PURPE Occupational training MINORITY 35% JOB-PhLATED ..ASTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 601 LOCA".ION OP .i.q8 SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SE"TING Single industry STUDENTS UNDE& 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLAC.FIENTS Unavailable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Wrangell H.S. contracts local tradesmen to teach specializedskills in e program which are not available in the school.

PROGRAM Hampton Jones SUPERINTENDENT Richard McCormick DIRECTOR Box 721 OR PRESIDENT Wrangell Public Schools Wrangell AK 99929 Box 651 (907y 844-3974 Wrangell AK 99929 (907) 844-3395 Douglas High SchoolFort Huachuca OJT Program

SCHOOL(S) Douglas H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 147 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 95% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ye s FEMALE 65% LOCATION OP JOB SITES At Port Huachuce. HANDICAPPED 4% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Mc Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Pt. Huachuca ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Sincethere are limited job opportunities in Cochise County, students are placed in jobs in Fort Huachuca 50 miles away from the school site.

PROGRAM C. Abbott SUPERINTENDENT Ronald Jenkin DIRECTOR 1500 15th OR PRESIDENT Dou13glas Public Schools Douglas AZ 85607 12 1th2 (602) 364-3462 (60Douglas AZ95607 2) 364-2447

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Westwood High School Cooperative Office Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Westwood H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training 58%8% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ye s FEMALE 96% LOCATION OP JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y83es ARRAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Team teaching with coordinators in other cooperative educational disciplines is part of the instructional offering in the program.

PROGRAM Pat Brock SUPERINTENDENT George Smith DIRECTOR 945 V. Eighth St OP PRESIDENT Mesa Public Schools Mesa AZ 85201 549 N. Staple! (602) 962-7275 Mesa AZ 85203 (602) 962-7111 Alhambra High School Industrial CooperativeEducation Program

SCHOOL (S) Alhambra H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 25 Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroc community HANDICAPPED None STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Morris Russell DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT Gerald DeGrow 3839 W. Caaelback OR PRESIDENT Phoenix Onion R.S. System Phoenix AZ 85019 2526 V. Osborne Rd (602) 939-7521 Phoenix AZ 85017 (602) 258-8771

Cortez High School Home Economics Related Occupations(HERO) Program SCHOOL(S) Cortex H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE -ENROLLMENT 23 Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property 90% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community HANDICAPPED None STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Team teaching with coordinators in other is part of the instructional offering in theprogram. cooperative educational disciplines

PROGRAM Margaret LaVelle DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT William Jones 4524 N. 13th Ave OR PRESIDENT Glendale Union H.S. District Phoenix AZ 85013 7650 N. 43rd Ave (602) 264-7601 Glendale AZ 85301 (602) 934-3411

6 laryvale High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Maryvale H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MIN:RITY 51 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM J. D. Bowman SUPERINTENDENT Gerald DeGrow DIRECTOR 3415 N. 59th Ave OR PRESIDENT Phoenix Union H.S. System Phoenix AZ 85033 2526 V. Osborne (602) 247-1851 Phoenix AZ 85017 (602) 258-8771

Santa Rita Righ School Distributive Education Program

SCHOCL(S) Santa Rita H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 24 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 25% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 68% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program has received national publicity for its participation in rrious research projects and has produced national winners in the EECA Program.

PROGRAM Mary Barnhart SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Lee DIRECTOR P.O. Box 12274 OF PRESIDENT Tucson District 1 Tucson AZ 85711 1010 E. 10th St (602) 791-6804 Tucson AZ 85704

7 Central Arizona College Mid-Management !Irogra

SCHOOL(S) Central Arizona College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 75% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 25% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HAND/CAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS TVade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM William Mast SUPERINTENDENT Don Pence DIRECTOR Box 104 OR PRESIDENT Signal Peak Campus Arizona City AZ 85223 Central Arizona Coll. (602) 466-5214 Coolidge AZ 85228

Cochise College CoopPrative Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Cochise College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 226 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 55% JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school prop -arty HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Net applicable Health cccupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program covers all disciplines at Cochise College excelt nursing. The Frogram is connected with the University Year for Action(UYA) Program.

PROGRAM Holton Alderman SUPERINTENDENT John Edwards DIRECTOR Cochise College OR PRESIDENT Cochise College Douglas AZ 85067 Drawer L (602) 364-3451 Douglas AZ 85067 (602) 364-3451

R Mesa Community Collge skills Application Cooperative Program in Drafting and Design

SCHOOL(S) Mesa C.C.

EDUCATIONAL. LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 69 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 97E JOB-BRUITED INSTRUCTION Yes HMALoneNone LOCATION OP .0B SITES On and off school prop4rty HANDICAPPED N INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Technical occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y95es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None MEAT? SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM R. Dean Fre SUPERINTENDENT Joian F. Prince DIRECTOR 106 E. Washington St OR PRESIDENT Naricopa County C.C. District Phoenix AZ 85002 106 E. Washington St (602) 252-6661 Phoenix AZ 85002 (602) 252-6661

Pima Community College Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Pima C.C.

ECUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 300 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OP JOB'S/TES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 45% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 N c OCCUPATIONAL Agricultue ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc Home adononics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE Eons PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Richard Berry SUPERINTENDENT Irvin Spector DIRECTOR 2202 V. Ankla Ri OR PRESIDENT Pima C.C. Tucson AZ 85710 2202 W. Ankla Rd (602) 884-6666 Tucson NZ 85710 (602) 804-6666

9 Arizona Nesters College DiversifiedCooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Arizona Western College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 3060% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 17% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Rome economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS lone

PROGRAM Glenn Mayle SUPERINTENDENT Robert Garin DIRECTOR P.O. Box 929 OR PRESIDENT Arizona Western College Tuna AZ 85360 P.O. Box 929 (602) 726-1000 Yuma AZ 85364 (602) 726-1000

El Dorado High School (Vest) Foods Management and PreparationProgram

SCUOOL(S) El Dorado H.S. West

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLMENT al PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 70% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEALE 1 g LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area HANDICAPPED I STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Nome economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS In addition to OJT, students are given an opportunity to provide catering services for social functions. This year students catered the kickoff Arkansas. banquet for the Governor of

PROGRAM Sadie Booker , SUPERINTENDENT V. D. Toomey DIRECTOR 603 Champanalleg OE PRESIDENT El Dorado School District El Dorado AR 71730 1115 V. Hillsboro (501) 863-7353 El Dorado AR 71730 (501) 863-7353

10 Magnolia High School Exemplary - General Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Magnolia H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 52 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 22 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property FANDICAPPED 20221 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y70es AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS % Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Offic occupations Technicalcal occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jack Clemens SUPERINTENDENT Carlton Hasley DIRECTOR Route One Box 62 OR PRESIDENT District 14 Magnolia AR 71753 Bradley St (501) 234-3074 Magnolia AR 71753 (501) 234-4933

Jacksonville High School Industrial Cooperative TrainingProgra

SCHOOL(S) Jacksonville A.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 41 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 15%0% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This program encourages potential dropouts to remain in school and complete their high school education.

PROGRAM A. J. Robertson cUPEPINTENDENT J. K. Williams DIRECTOR 5009 Randclph OA PRESIDENT Pulaski County School District N. Little Rock AR 72116 924 Marshal (501) 753-7279 Little Rock AR 72202 (501) 374-1241

11 Springdale High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Springdale H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMM'Y PURPOSE Occupationaltraining MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMLE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 7% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Technical occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS VSO% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM W. C. Williams SUPERINTENDENT T. G. Smith DIRECTOR 1009 Fraker ON PRESIDENT Springdale School District Springdale AR 7 2764 P.O. Box 8 (501) 751-1078 Springdale AR 72764 (501)751 -4838

Warren Nigh Scaool Generalcooperative Education Program SCHOOLS) Warren H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 33 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 25% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 201t LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 'one INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom comunity STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive edncat ion ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Off' o occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 25% ?taste and industrias% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMEURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM R. Larry Reaves SUPERINTENDENT James N. Hughs DIRECTOR Warren High School OR PRESIDENT Warren School District *1 Warren AR 71671 308 N. Pine St (501) 2262484 Warren AR 7 1671 (501)226-2484

12 Alhambra Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Alhambra, San Gabriel, MarkRepple and Century H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 900 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 60% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school prop-,rty HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Done ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This NYC program encourages potential dropouts to further their educationby attending college after graduation. The program is therefore, referred to as the NYC Goes-to-College Program.

PROGRAM Clell Hoffman SUPERINTENDENT Wayne Henderson DIRECTOR 15 W. Alhambra Rd OR PRESIDENT Alhambra City Schools Alhambra CA 91801 15 W. Alhambra Rd (213) 629-5511 Alhambra CA 91801 (213) 289-5411

Clovis High School Distributive Education Work .Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Clovis H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 65% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Nc . OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Dennis Schneider SUPERINTENDENT Floyd Buchanan DIRECTOR 5550 N. Fowler OF PRESIDENT Clovis Unified School District Clovis CA 93612 914 Fourth St (209) 299-7211 Clovis CA 93612 (209) 299-7286

13 Clovis High School VocationalWorkExperience Program SCHOOL (S) Clovis H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training ENROLLMENT 70 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes TY 15RAL?% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property FEMINORI 45% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community HANDICAPPEDNone STUDENTS UNDER 16 No ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable AREAS Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM James ceanson DIRECTOR 5550 N. FowlerAve SUPERINTENDENT Floyd Buchanan Clovis CA 93612 OR PRESIDENT Clovis Unified School District (209) 299-7211 914 Fourth St Clovis CA 93612 (209) 299-7286

Mt. Diablo Work Experience EducationProgram SCHOOL (S) Summer Occupational EducationCenter EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIKARY PURPOSE Occupational training ENROLLMENT Unavailable JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes MINORITY 20% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property FEMALE 45% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community HANDICAPPED 101 STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture RELATED PLACEMENTS 63% AREAS Distributive education ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Health occupations Rome economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program received Vocational Technical Educat ion. the 1970 U.S. Office of EducationMerit Award for

PROGRAM Milan Night DIRECTOR 1936 Carlotta Dr SUPERINTENDENT James Merrihew Concord CA 94519 OR PRESIDENT Mt. Diablo Unified School District (415) 682-8000 1936 Carlotta Dr Concord CA 94519

14 Imperial County In-School and Summer Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Schools in Central, Brawley, Calexico, Calipatria, Ho ille, Imperial Districts EINICATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 93% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes ARIAS Health occupations RELATED 'PLACEMENTS N ot applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UlION PARTICIPATION N o Trade and industrial

nedfiBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Students from Imperial Valley Connunity College,are used as paraprofessional counselorsand tutors for students in the program in need of remedial instruction and vocational counseling.

PROGRAM Arvell Hall SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 155 S.11th St OR PRESIDENT El Centro CA 92243 (714)352-7061

Exeter Union High :;e:143°1 cooperative Agriculture and Business Program

SCROOL(S) Exeter Union H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL S,-ndary ENROLLMENT 30 7*EIBART PURPOSE Uccupational training MINORITY 20% jOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION 7-s FEMALE 45% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Tes AREAS BELATED PLACEMENTS 16% Distributive educatilon ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Off ire occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE N one PRIVATE SUPPORT N one

ADDITIONAL CONSENTS N one

PROGNAM Dan Robbins SUPERINTENDENT Robert Heath DIRECTOR 820 San Juan Ave OR PRESIDENT Exeter Union H.S. Exeter CA 93221 820 an Juan Ave (209) 592-2127 Exeter CA 93221 (209) 592-2127

15 Fairfield Nork Experience Education Prcgram

SCHCOL(S) Armijo, Fairfield, Sea Yeto Continuation H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 250 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60t LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 2; INDUSTRIAL SETTING BeitOCO community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS FON Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The Distributive Education Experience Laboratory is a special feature of he program. It includes individualized instruction, student store experiences and exploratory and cooperative work experiences.

PROGRAM Joseph L. Lytton SUPERINTENDENT E. Tom Giugni DIRECTOR 1025 Delaware St OR PRESIDENT Fairfield-Suisun Unified S.D. Fairfield CA 94533 1025 Delaware St (707) 422-3200 Fairfield CA 94533 (707) 422-3200

Fremont-Newark Work Experience Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Irvington, Kennedy,Mission San Jose, washington, Williamson, Newark H.S. EDUCATIONAL LEVEL. Secondary ENROLLMENT 850 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 10%0% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Y.2s FEMALE 4 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroc comiunity STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Advisory committee ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This program features related course work in both group and individualized instruction.

PROGRAM Homer Sweeney SUPERINTENDENT William Bolt DIRECTOR 40775 FremOnt Blvd OR PRESIDENT Fremont Unified School District Fremont CA 94538 40775 Fremont Blvd (415) 657-2350 Fremont CA 94536 (415) *57-2350

16 Presno Work Experience Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Bullard, Edison, Presno, Hoover, McLane and Roosevelt H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 650 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 30% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ICATEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Y20% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE .lone PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM John Wagenhalls SUPERINTENDENT Arnold Finch DIRECTOR 1445 E. Thomas OR PRESIDENT Presno Unified School District Fresno CA 93721 2348 Mariposa (209) 268-8426 Fresno CA 93721 (209) 268-4331

La Habra High School Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) La Habra H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 306 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINOR7TY 5% JOB-RELATED IMST'RUCTit.NN Yes MAYA 55% LOCATION OF JOR SITES Off school property HAVrICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroc community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agricultue ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Ye AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unasvailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Learning Activity Packages havebeen developed to provideindividualized instruction for students inthe program. Each coordinator works within a career center which is equipped with materials used to identify studenXs with special needs. Alsoconcentrated vocational guidanceand counseling are provided.

PROGRAM Jerry Miltenberger SUPERINTENDENT Leonard Mural' DIRECTOR 1125 E. Truslow OR PRESIDENT Fullerton Union High School District Fullerton CA 92632 211 V. Commonvealth (714) 879-1311 Fullerton CA 92632 (714) 879-4451

17 Belmont High School Work Experience Program

SCHOOL (S) Belmont H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 450 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 95% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and.off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Starting 7 years ago, the program has increased from 25 to 450 students.

PROGRAM George L.Blanc SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Johnston DIRECTOR 1575 V. Second St OR PRESIDENT Los Angeles Unified School District Los Angeles CA 90026 450 N. Grand Ave (213) 628-5101 Los Angeles CA 90026 (213) 687-4355

Madera High School Vocational Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Madera H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 200 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 35% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNIOE PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Furman DIRECTOR 121(1011.TIV"s OR PRESIDENT Madera Unified School District Madera CA 93637 1902 Howard Rd (209) 673-9181 Madera CA 93637 (209) 673-9151

18 Grace Davis High School Career Guidance Center

SCHCOL(S) Grace Davis H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 300 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This center provides 9 weeks of vocational guidance for allsophomores featuring a different job cluster each week. Kuder and GATB tests are administered to the student body at the sophomore level to determine vocational interests.

PROGRAM Bill Morris SUPERINTENDENT Bert Corona DIRECTOR 1200 Rumble Rd OR PRESIVENT Modesto City Schools Modesto CA 95350 426 Locust St (209) 524-9671 Modesto CA 95351 (209) 523-1851

Oakland General Work Experience Education Program

SCHOOL(S) All senior high schools in Oakland

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 300 PRIMARY PDRPOSP Career exploration MINORITY 65% JOB-RELATED :ASTRUCTION No FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations chnical occupations .a .le and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Although student placement is not necessarily related to a specific occupational area (since this is a career exploration program) the program isi designed to assist the student in selecting specific vocations.

PROGRAM Robert C. Williams SUPERINTENDENT Marcus Foster DIRECTOR 1025 Second Ave OR PRESIDENT Oakland Unified School District Oakland CA 94606 1025 Second Ave (415) 836-2622 Oakland CA 94606 (415) 836-2622

19 Oakland Distributive Education Co-op Prcgra

SCHOOL (S) Tech, Skyline, Ireaont, Oakland, McClymonds, Castlemont H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 200 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 70% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Merle V. Wood SUPERINTENDENT Marcus Foster DIRECTOR 102 5 Second Ave OR PRESIDENT Oakland Public Schools Oakland CA 94606 1025 Second Ave (415) 836-2622 Oakland CA 94606 (415) 836-2622

Oxnard High School Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Oxnard H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 52% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Home econoalcs ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The Oxnard district comprises about 50 percent of the total enrollment of the NYC In-School Program in Ventura County.

PROGRAM David Zimmerman SUPERINTENDENT Joseph Crosby DIRECTOR 419 Cooper Rd OR PRESIDENT Oxnard Union H.S. District Oxnard CA 93030 309 South K St (805) 483-4992 Oxnard CA 93030 (805) 486-2636

20 Northern California Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Eight Northern California Counties

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 180 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prev.ntion MINORITY 25X JOB-RELITED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OP JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agricultu e ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Rome economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE Enrollees' wages paid by our program PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program includes placements in vocational as well as professional areas. Community resources involving probation, welfare, mental health and family agencies are included as training sites.

PROGRAM Benny Noll SUPERINTENDENT Ray Darby DIRECTOR Courthouse Room /05 OR PRESIDENT Shasta County Superintendent of School Redding CA 96001 Room 105 Courthouse (916) 243-6521 Redding CA 960d1 (916) 243-2162

Montclair High School MerchandisingCareerists Program

SCHOOL(S) Montclair R.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI TY 12% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 72% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive e",..cation ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 30% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Alayne Coppo SUPERINTENDENT Allan Smith DIRECTOR 4631 Ladera Lane OR PRESIDENT Chaffey Union High School District Riverside Cl 92501 211 V. Fifth St (714) 682-7691 Ontario CA 91762 (714) 986-2711

21 Alisal High School Work Experience Education Program

SCHOOLS) Alisal H.S.

EDOZATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 200 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 42% JOU-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 47% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Parsing region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE "IION PARTICIPATION Unavailable Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program includes general, vocational and exploratory work experiences. A staff ember works full-tine with tis disdvantaged asd mental y han'icapped students in the program.

PR CG RAM Maurice Whiteley SUPERINTENDENT Robert Minns DIRECTOR 777 Williams Rd OR PRESIDENT Salinas Onion H.S. District Salinas CA 93901 431 V. Alisal St (408) 424-2811 Salinas CA 93901 (408) 422-4703

Monterey and Salinas Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL (S) Schools in Monterey and Salinas School Districts

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 156 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 67% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTIO Yes FEMALE 55% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school prop-arty HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Parsing region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 65% Health occupations ACTIVE ONION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Enrollees attendvocational training courses at their local high schools. They also construct a house as part of their training. The house is sold and profits are then used to boy supplies and eguipaelt for the next year of the program.

PROGRAM Allen Belton SUPERINTENDENT Ray Charlson DIRECTOR 132 V. Market St oa PRESIDENT e Salinas CA 93901 (408) 758-2737

22 San Diego Nurse Aide Training Program

SCHOOL (S) Madison H.S. and sir others

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMINORI 65% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y68es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS In the last 6 years 21 graduating students hate leen awarded scholarshipsto pursue college health programs or RN and LVN programs.

PROGRAM J( .se Morphew SUPERINTENDENT Thomas Goodman DIRECTOR 4,00 Normal St CB PRESIDENT San Diego Unified School District San Diego CA 92103 4100 Normal St (714) 298-4381 San Diego CA 92103 (7/4) 298-4681

Morse Righ School YEA Work-Study Program

SCHOOLS) Morse H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 80 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 70% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 54% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 4% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 10% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Bose economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Anthony Roe SUPERINTENDENT. Thomas Goodman DIRECTOR 835 12th Ave OR PRESIDENT San Diego Unified School District iego 4100 Normal St (71 4) -CA 392101 San Diego CA 92103 (714) 296-4681

23 San Bernadine High School Vocational Explorationin the private Sector (VEPS) Progras

SCHOOL(S) San Bernardino H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 125 PR/MARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 85% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 54% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 101. INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 35% Wealth. occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Mc Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Approximately 50% of student wages PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students can receive training through the use of audiovisual materials in related vocational areas as a supplement to OJT.

PROGRAM Vernon Crear SUPERINTENDENT George Caldwell DIRECTOR 173 V. Third St OR PRESIDENT Bernardinoernardino City Unified S.D. San Bernardino CA 92403 799 F St (714) 383-1982 San Bernardino CA 92410 (714)'885-4431

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San Marcos High School Career DevelopmentWork Experience Prograa

SCHOOL(S) San Marcos H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 350 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 2 0% JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school proerty HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom combunipty STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Agricultue ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupatons ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Officeoccupations

REINBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Concentrated testing along with counseling to determine student interests and a?titudes are significant functions in the program.

PROGRAM Grady Eimbrell SUPERINTENDENT Norman B. Scharer DIRECTOR 4750 Hollister Ave OF PRESIDENT Santa Barbara H.S. District Santa Barbara CA 93110 720 Santa Barbara St (805) 967-4581 Santa Barbara CA 93110 (805) 963-4331

24 Santa Barbara County Neighborhool Youth :orps In-School Program

SCHOOL(S) Santa Rarhara H.S. and eight others

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 80 .PhIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 72% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and oft school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial aree STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office cccupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Technical occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE none PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Although job opportLnities are limited to government and non-profit organizations, students ace placed in areas related to their vocational interests.i During the summer special programs such as NYC Goes-To-College, Forestry, CareerCounseling and activities in a simulated manufacturing company, offer a variety of experiences for the NYC students. PROGRAM Fred Orr SUPERINTENDENT Lorenzo Dall'irmi DIRECTOR 4400 Cathedral Oaks CF PRESIDENT Santa Barbara County Schools Santa Barbara CA 93111 4400 Cathedral Oaks (805) 964-4711 CA 93111 (80Santa5) 9Barbara64-4711

Edison High School NYC Vocational Exploration Project /Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Edison H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 70! JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 49, LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2! INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and. industrial

PEIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program was developed totest the theory that dropouts could he encouraged to perform in school by relating their instructional program to their vocational interests. A reading program is being developed, as a supplemental training component in the program.

PROGRAM Joseph Gonzales SUPERINTENDENT Roland Ingraham DIRECTOR 701 N. Madison St CF PRESIDENT Stockton Unified School District Stockton CA 95202 701 N. Madison St (209) 466-3911 Stockton CA 95202 (209) 466-3911

25 Buena High School Work ExperienceEducation Program

SCHOOL(S) Buena H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 152 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 27% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 48% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 6% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroc comiunity STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This program includes both general and vocational vork experiences for students. Graphic technology is one.of the areas in the program. Last year this segment achieved 95 percent in-school placement and 30 percent permanent Placement after graduation.

PROGRAM Leland J. Albee SUPERINTENDENT Patrick 0. Rooney DIRECTOR 5670 Telegraph Road OR PRESIDENT Ventura Unified School District Ventura CA 93003 120 E Santa Clara (805) 642-2156 Ventura CA 93003 (805) 648-5391

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Orange Coast College Cooperative Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Orange Coast College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 1225 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Nc OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB'SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program includes about 140 instructors who coordinate students and provide up-to-date informationon equipment and materials used by employers. This program has now expanded tb include adult evening college students.

PROGRAM Vaughn Redding SUPERINTENDENT Norman Watson DIRECTOR 1370 Adams Ave OR PRESIDENT Coast Community College Costa Mesa CA 92626 1370 Adams Ave (714) 834-5624 Costa Mesa CA 92626 (714) 834-5651

26 Fresno City College Vocational Work Experience Education Program

SCHCCL(S) Fresno City College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 210 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Bone ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Thiscooperativeprogram wasinitially funded by the George-Harden Smith Fund.

PROGRAN Gilbert Peart SUPERINTENDENT Stuart White DIRECTOR 1101 University Ave OF PRESIDENT State Center C.C. District Fresno CA 93704 924 N. Van Ness Ave (209) 264-4721 Fresno CA 93704 (209) 233-0472

East Los Angeles Electron Microscopy Technician Program

SCHOCL(S) East Los Angeles College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 10% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM George Wistreich SUPERINTENDENT John Duling DIRECTOR 5357 E. Brooklyn Ave OR PRESIDENT Los Angeles C.C. District Los Angeles CA 90022 2140 W. Olympic Blvd (213) 263-7261 Los Angeles CA 90006 (213) 380-6000

77 Foothill Cooperative Work Experience Education Program

SCHCOL(S) Foothill College and Anza College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 12% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 45% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Nc OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial FEIMBORSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Note

PROGRAM S. H. Davidson SUPERINTENDENT John Dunn DIRECTOR 12345 El Monte Rd OR PRESIDENT Foothill College District Los Altos CA 94022 12345 EL Monte Rd (415) 948-3523 Los Altos CA 94022 (415) 948-3523

Yuba Community College Corrections Aides Program

SCHOOL(S) Yuba C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 65 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Technical occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program encourages disadvantaged students on probation to ob'ain training in vocational areas and provides experiences in case work study for correctional science majors.

PROGRAM Earl Orum SUPERINTENDENT Daniel Walker DIRECTOR 2088 N. Beale Rd OR PRESIDENT Yuba C.C. Marysville CA 95901 2088 N. Beale Rd (916) 742-7351 Marysville CA 95901 (91C 742-7351

28 Cerritos College Rancho Los Amigos Clerical Program

SCHOOL(S) Cerritos College

EDUCATIONAL LEV EL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 38 PRI MARY PURPOSE Occupational training RINORITY 12% JOE-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 854 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Overload on evening classes PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Labor unions, Inlustry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Richard Whiteman SUPERINTENDENT Sigfried Ringwald DI RECTOR 1111n E. Alondra CR PRESIDENT, Cerritos College Norwalk CA 90650 11110 E. Alondra (213) 860-2451 Norwalk CA 90650 (213) 860-2451

American River College Work Experience Education Program

SCHOOL (S) American RivPr Colley

EDUCATIONAL LEV EL Postsecondary ENROLLM ENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 14% JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 4 0% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Beira cm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Evanell Baldwin SUPER INT ENDENF Kenneth Boettcher DIRECTOR 2720 Morley Way OR PRESIDENT Los Rios C.C. District Sacramento CA 95825 2011 Arden Way (916) 482-6552 Sacramento CA 95825 (916) 484-8174

29 Community College Vocational Co-op Education Program

SCHOOL (S) San Mateo, Canada, Skyline, Orange Coast and Golden West Colleges

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 421 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1/ INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students are provided with cooperative options in alternate semesters along with parallel and extended day programs. During 1971-72, 4,121 students earned over $12 million in student wages.

PROGRAM Robert L. Bennett SUPERINTENDENT Clifford Erickson DIRECTOR 2040 Pioneer Court OR PRESIDENT San Mateo and Coast College Districts San Ma' to CA 94403 2040 Pioneer Court (415) 574-6550 San Mateo CA 94403 (415) 574-6550

Allan Hancock College Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Allan Hancock College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 700 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 16% LOCATION CF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Ed Smithburg SUPERINTENDENT Walter Conrad DIRECTOR 800 S. College Dr OR PRESIDENT Allan Hancock College Santa Maria CA 93454 800 S. College Dr (805) 922-7711 Santa Maria CA 93454 (805)922-7711

30 Santa Ana C(Illege Bilingual Secretarial Frogram

SCHOOL(s) Santa Ana College

FEUCATICNAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 106 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMAL E 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl prolmoty HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 59% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Since the prcgram includes bilingual students, audio-tutorial instruction is given in both Spanish and English.

PROGRAM John Russo SUPERINTENDENT John Johnson DIRECTOR 17th at Bristol Sts OR PRESIDENT Rancho Santiago C.C. Eistrict Santa Ana CA 92706 17th at Bristol Sts (714) 547-9561 Santa Ana CA 92706 (714) 547-9561

North Orange County Regional Occupational Program

SC1300I. (5) Four North Orange County School Districts

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 312%% PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 51% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACT LYE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Rome economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program involves the community in classroom vork education as well as in OJT. Students rotate jobs to receive experiencesp in different corking environments. They can enroll at any time and receive full credit for the program.

PROGRAM Stan Ross SUPERINTENDENT Stan Ross DIRECTOR 911N. Brookhurst OR PRESIDENT North Orange County Schools Anaheim CA 92801 2360 W. LaPalma (714) 776-7280 Anaheim CA 92803 (714) 776-7280

31 Central City Occupational Center Office Machine Repair -- Journeyman Upgrading Program

SCHOOL(S) Central City Occupational Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 120 PRIMARY PURPOSE Ocoupational training MINORITY 00% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 2, INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL. Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fes, Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Leonard Griswald SUPERINTENDENT William Johnston DIRECTOR 1646 S. Olive OR PRESIDENT L.A. City Schools Los Angeles CA 90015 450 N. Grand Ave (213) 748-6511 Los Angeles CA 90012 (213)* 687-4747

Cherry Cro "k High School I Team Program

SCHOOLS) Cherry Creek H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PO PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout E.revention MINORITY % JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 450% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2, INDUSTRIAL SETTING Badrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yeq APFAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This program povides for a learning lab, remedial instruction and field experiences such as camping, rafting, mountain climbing and skiing.

PROGRAM Dick Reed SUPERINTENDENT Richard Koeppe DIRECTOR 2781 S. Locust CR PRESIDENT Cherry Creek School. District 5 Denver CO 80222 4700 S. Yosemite St. (303) 756-1347 Englewood CO 80110 (303) 771-1184

32 East High School Hospitality Education Program

SCHOOL(S) East H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 45 .PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 85% JOB -R ELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Studeats selected for program are potential dropouts and disadvantaged youth.

PROGRAM Marla Marcott SUPERINTENDENT Howard Johnson DIRECTOR 1250 Welton St OR PRESIDENT Denver Public Schools District 1 Denver CO 80204 414 14th St (303) 572-8218 Denver CO 80202 (303) 266-2255

George Washington High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) George Washington H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 25% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 75% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICRAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Sharon Johnson SUPERINTENDENT Howard Johnson DIRECTOR 90 Corona St OR PRESIDENT Denver District 1 Denver CO 80218 414 14th St (303) 733-632 Denver CO 80202 (303) 266-2255

33 North High School Office Education Program

SCHOOL(S) North H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MNORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEIMALE 80% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Loretta Miller SUPERINTENDENT Howard Johnson DIRECTOR 414 14th St OR PRESIDENT Denver Public Schools Denver CO 80202 414 14th St (303) 266-2255 Denver CO 80202 (303) 266-2255

South High School Home Economics Occupations Program

SCHOOL(S) South H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 27 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 50% JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 96% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Bette Cox SUPERINTENDENT Howard Johnson DIRECTOR 1700 E. Louisiana OR PRESIDENT Denver District 1 Denver CO 80210 414 14th St (303) 777-4421 Denver CO 80202 (303) 266-2255

34 Thomas Jefferson High School Industrial Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Thomas Jefferson H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 2% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off scbool property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Training materials which cou13 not be purchased on the market were specially developed for the program.

PROGRAM Donald Sorensen SUPERINTENDENT Howard Johnson DIRECTOR 3950 S. Holly OR PRESIDENT Denver Public Schools Denver CO 80..J1 414 14th st (303) 758-2400 Denver CO 80202 (303) 266-2255

Community College of Denver (North Campus) Cooperative Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Community College of Denver (North Campus)

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 38 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB RELATED INSTRUCTION 7es FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 4% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Eajor industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Technical occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Edward Lewit; SUPERINTENDENT Lelland Luchsinger DIRECTOR 1001 East Ave OR PRESIDENT Community Co13,4ge of Denver Denver CO 80216 1009 Grant (303) 287-3311 Denver CO 80203 (303) 892-3481

35 Northeastern Junior College Agri. lusiness Program

SCHCOL(S) Northeastern J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 51 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORIneTY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program was initially funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation as a pilot project.

PROGRAM Orville Pieper SUPERINTENDENT Ervin French DIRECTOR Northeastern J.C. OR PRESIDENT Northeastern J.C. Sterling CO 80751 100 College Dr (303) 522-6600 Sterling CO 80751 (303) 522-6600

BakerJunior High School CooperativeWork ExperienceProgram

SCHOOL(S) Baker Junior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off schocl property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics - RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program operates on an independent-study basis utilizing programmed materials for instruction. By deciding on and developing their own projects, students are actin -,Iy involved in curriculum development.

PROGRAM John Shryock SUPERINTENDENT Howard Johnson DIRECTOR 414 14th St OR PRESIDENT Denver Public Schools Denver CO 80202 414 14th St (303) 266-2255 Denver CO 80202 (303) 266-2255

36 Weaver High School Work-Study Program

SCHCOL(S) Weaver H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 220 Dropout prevention MINORITY 98% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 63% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT 30B SITE Yes AfttAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Home economics No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS full-time employment Students, who are hired on a part-time basis during theschool term, receive during school vacations and holidays. Employersmustagree to provide graduating students with opportunities for full-timeemployment.

PROGRAM Ralph Worth SUPERINTENDENT Medell Bair DIRECTOR 121 Cumberland St OR PRESIDENT Hartford Board of Education Hartford CT 06106 249 High St (203) 566-6626 Hartford CT 06106 (203)566-6121

Manchester High School Cooperative occupational EducationProgram

SCHOOL(S) Manchester H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 300 Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 35% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school proprty HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL ACALEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS AREAS Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable Home economics No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Training plans which specifically define work experiences for students formally contracted by both the school andemployer. are

PROGRAM Neil Lawrence DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT James Kennedy 134 E. Middle Tpke OR PRESIDENT Manchester High School Board of Educ. Manchester CT 06040 134 E. Middle Tpke (203) 643-1919 Manchester CT 06040 (203) 643-1919

37 Cross High School Program And Career Exploration (SPACE)

SCHCOL(S) Cross H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROTLMENT 52 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration TY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y50es AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Labor unions, Industry, Local advisory committee ADDITIONALCOMMENTS TheSouthern New Ergland Telephone Company won the American Vocational Association National Award of Merit for its participation and leadership in the program.

PROGRAM Isadore Wexler SUPERINTENDENT George Barbarito DIRECTOR 1 State St OR PRESIDENT New Haven Department of Education New Haven CT 06711 200 Orange St (203)562-0151 New Haven CT 06711 (203) 562-0151

New Britain Program for Industrial Careers (PIC)

SCHOOL(S) New Britain and Pulaski Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 175 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Various employers in the community are used as instructors to teach courses offered in the program. Elementary and junior high schools also participate in the program.

PROGRAM Arthur Kevorkian SUPERINTENDENT Thomas Bowman DIRECTOR 27 Hillside P1 OR PRESIDENT New Britain Public Schools New Britain CT 06050 27 Hillside P1 (203) 224-9121 New Britain CT 06050 (203) 224-9121

38 Rockville Rih School Cooperative WorkExperience Program

SCHOOL (S) Rockville H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 70 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OP JOB SITES On and off school prop "rty HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 54% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program besides providing special in-school training for regular students, also offers training for handicapped students.

PROGRAM Ronald Kozuch SUPERINTENDENT Raymond Ramsdell DIRECTOR Box 420 OR PRESIDENT Vernon Public School System Rockville CT 06066 Box 420 (203) 875-8471 Rockville CT 06066 (203) 875-2579

Stamford Cooperative Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Stamford, Rippowam, Westhill H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 120 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORIT 40% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 45% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED Unavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING 'Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This was one of the first official cooperative workexperience programs in the State.

PROGRAM Edward Lapinski SUPERINTENDENT DI RECTOR Hillandale Ave OR PRESIDENT Stamford CT 06901 (203) 348-5841

19 Conard and Hall High School Office Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Conard and Hall H.S.

EDUCATIONAL EL Secondary ENROLL'jENT 10 PRIfinlY PORN. E Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED Nt,le INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER lb No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Na

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Howard Gold SUPERINTENDENT Charles Richter DIRECTOR 975 N. Main St OE PRESIDENT West Hartford Public Schools West Hartford CT 06107 7 Whiting Lane (203) 232-4561 West Hartford CT 06107 (203)-232-4561

Conard and Hall High School Diversified Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Conard and Hall H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable ?RI NARY PURPOS Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION FEMALE 20% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1/ INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Career exposure is emphasizfd through the use of films, speakers .and field trips. This program rotates students to different jobs so they can experience working in varied job settings.

PROGRAM Warren Johnson SUPERINTENDENT Charles Richter DIRECTOR 975 N. Main St OR PRESIDENT West Hartford Public Schools West Hartford CT 06107 7 Whiting Lane (203) 232-4561 West Hartford CT 06107 (203) 233-8281

40 Conard and Hall High School Distributive Education Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Conard and Hall H.S.

,EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Nc OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS REl ATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE' UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Howard Gold SUPERINTENDENT Charles Richter DIRECTOR 975 N. Main St OR PRESIDENT West Hartford Public Schools West Hartford CT 06117 7 Whiting Lane (203) 232-4561 West Hartford CT 06117 (203) 233-8281

Windsar High Schoci Cooperative Work Experience Program

SCHOOL (S) Windsor H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 74 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 54% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 64% Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Local chamber of commerce ADDITIONALCOMMENTS. As Fart of the program requirements, students must complete the Motivational Dynamics Seminar in thet Cooperative Work Experience course.

PROGRAM Harold DePianta SUPERINTENDENT Paul Sorbo DIRECTOR 877 Matianuck Ave OR PRESIDENT Windsor Public Schools Windsor CT 06095 150 Bloomfield Ave (203)688-6850 Windsor CT 06095 (203) 668-3631 Farmington Valley Innovative Education Cross-Registration Program

SCHOOL(S) Farmington Valley

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Technical occupations. ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Students from seven districts interchangeschools to experience varied vocational offerings.

PROGRAM Richard D. Nolan SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR Box 611 OR PRESIDENT Simsbury CT 06070 (203) 658-4411

Kent County Vocational Technical High School Child Care Program

SCHOOL (S) Kent County Vocational Technical H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 21% PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS 20% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This is a 3-year program in which classroom and practical experiences are conducted for the 1st year. Students are placed in a nursery school the tad year and in the 3rd year work in kindergartens, day care centers, E_Id Start programs and private schools.

PROGRAM Joyce.A. Fitch SUPERINTENDENT Bill Pfieffer DIRECTOR Mayfair Apt. H-33 OR PRESIDENT Kent County Vocational Technical H.S Dover DE 19901 Box 97 (302) 674-4172 Woodside DE 19980 (302) 697-3255

42 Lake Forest High School Vocational Agriculture Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Lake Forest H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 90 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORIT0%Y JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 15% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED I'LACEMENTS 25% ACTIVE USION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPRT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students may study all phases of agriculture or they may specialize inareas of interest.

PROGRAM Jim Testerman SUPERINTENDENT Albert Adams DIRECTOR Route One OR PRESIDENT Lake Forest School District Felton DE.19943 Dorman St (302) 284-9291 Felton DE 19943 (302) 398-3244

Delmar High School Simulated Office Program

SCHOOL(S) Delmar H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 90% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% - ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program has developed a simulated business called Dalmarva Grain Products Corporation which offers supplemental job experiences for students.

PROGRAM Harold E. Crossman SUPERINTENDENT Hugh A. Kelly DIRECTOR 122 Oak Lane Drive OR PRESIDENT Delmar S.D. Laurel DE 19956 Eighth and Jewel St (302) 875-5475 Delmar DE 19940 (302) 846-9544

43 Milford High School DO Cooperative Work-Study Program

SCHOOL (S) Milford H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 19 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 40% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 10% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVAT3 SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Arthur Bright SUPERINTENDENT Charles McLaughlin DIRECTOR Milford High School OR PRESIDENT Milford School District Milford DE 19963 906 Lakeview Ave (302) 422-9651 Milford DE 19963 (302) 422-6601

De la Warr High School Food Service Career Program

SCHOOL(S) De la Warr H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 250 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 75 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 10% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Of school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

DaliiORSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gertrude E. Bobes SUPERINTENDENT Larry Hor,p DIRECTOR 600 Cranhill Dr OR PRESIDENT De la i4er School District Wilmington DE 19808 Chase tve (302) 652-3678 New Castle DE 19720 (302) E58-4106

44 De la Warr High School Motel Hotel Careers Prcgram

SCHOOL (S) De la Warr H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 125 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 75% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 10% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACADEhIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBIMSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student tees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gertrude E. Babes SUPERINTENDENT Larry Hopp DIRECTOR 600 Cranhill Dr OR PRESIDENT De la Warr School District Wilmington DE 19808 Chase Ave (302) 652-3678 New Castle DE 19720 (302) 658-4106

Wilmington High School Business Office Occupations Program

SCHOOL(S) Wilmington H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 2000 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 60% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc

'EINBURSED EK2ENSE None PRIVATE SUPPO T Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This is an experimental program for urban disadvantaged students. This program uses teaching activity packets to improve attendance.

PROGRAM Doug P. Magann SUPERINTENDENT Earl C. Jackson DIRECTOR Lancaster S DuPont OF PRESIDENT Wilmington Public Schools Wilmington DE 19807 Washington St (302) 429-7207 Wilmington DE 19807 (302) 429-7011

45 Delaware Technical and Community College Retail lanagement-Accounting-Marketing Program

SCHOOL(S) Delaware Technical and Community College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 25% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 25% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5/ INDUSTRIAL SETTING -ajor industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 io OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Manera Constantine SUPERINTENDENT Paul K. Weatherly DIRECTOR 330 E 30th St OR PRESIDENT Wilmington DE 19802 (302) 762-3232

New Castle Cooperative Occupational Prog. (Diersified Occupations)

SCHOOL (S) New Castle, George Read, Gunning Bedford Middle Schools, and William Penn H.S EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 150 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 151 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50,4 LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school prop7Irty HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTIPG Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT none ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Monroe B. Gerhart SUPERINTENDENT Joseph R. Kleckner DIRECTOR 103 Stuyvesant Ave OR PRESIDENT New Castle-Gunning Bedford S. D. New Castle DE 19720 Blount Road (302) 328-0908 New Castle DE 19'20 (302) 328-7572

46 Howard High School Distributive Education Clubs of America(DECA) Program

SCHOOL(S) Howard H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 70 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y80es AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT National DECA Consultants ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program is designed for the school dropout. One area of emphasis includes preparing students to pass the G.E.D. Exam.

PROGRAM Irvan Chelly SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Jackson DIRECTOR 1400 Washington St OR PRESIDENT Wilmington Public School District Wilmington DE 19801 14th & Washington Sts (302) 429-7100 Wilmington DE 19801 (302) 429-7109

Oviedo Nigh SchoolWork Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Oviedo H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unav ailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 20% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 70% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Richard Winkelman SUPERINTENDENT E. S. Douglas DIRECTOR 411 Kentia Dr OR PRESIDENT Seminole County Schools Cassel Berry FL 32'765 Commercial St (305) 838-3203 Sanford FL 32771 (305) 322-1251

47 Hollywood Hills High School Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Hollywood Hills H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary iNROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINOFITY 55% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 20% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPELNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes ARFAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICInTION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Wallace E. Orr SUPERINTENDENT William Drainer DIRECTOR 631 N.W. Ninth Ct OR PRESIDENT Broward County Scicol Board Hallandale FL 33009 1320 S.W. Fourth ;'" (305) 922-6976 Fort Lauderdale F.33312 (305).525-3311

Piper High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Piper H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 90% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS BELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ,DDITIONAL COMMENTS DECA activities are part of the curriculum in the program.

PROGRAM Bob Crawford SUPERINTENDENT William Drainer DIRECTOR 1861 N.W. 46th Ave OR PRESIDENT Broward County School Board Lauderhill FL 33313 1320 S.W. Fourth St (305) 735-0700 Ft. Lauderdale FL 33312 (305) 525-3311

48 Eau Gallie High School Diversified Cooperative Training Program

SCHOOL (S) Eau Gallie H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 25 ,PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 4% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 55% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocx community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office cccupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE" None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Besides OJT and related study, the program, alsohas a leadership training program. As a means of expanding_ vocational areas, television and radio cooperate in exposing students to broadcasting and advertising. A learning packet on work education has been developed by the program. PROGRAM Gennie C. Dickens SUPERINTENDENT Jack McClellan DIRECTOR 1400 Commodore Blvd CB PRESIDENT Eau Gallie H.S. Melbourne FL 32935 1400 Ccmmodore Blvd (305) 254-8421 Melbourne FL 32935 (305) 254-8421

Clearwater High Schocl Cooperative Business Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Clearwater H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 90% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Of school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Nc OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITF Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Employers and businessmen have financed educational expenses for college bound students in the program.

PFCGRAM Clegg Miller SUPERINTENDENT Gus Sakkis DI RECTOR 6900 17th St OR PRESIDENT Pinellas County Public Schools St. Petersburg FL 33702 1960 E. Druid Rd (813)526-4127 Clearwater FL 33516 (813) 442-1171

49 Gulf Coast Community College Cooperative Education Internship Program

SCHOOL (S) Gulf Coast C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 120 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 41% 3% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 88% Rome economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Dolores Bringger SUPERINTENDENT Richard E.Morley DIRECTOR Hwy 98 West OF PRESIDENT Gulf Coast Community College Panama City FL 32401 Hwy 98 West (904) 769-1551 Panama City FL 32401 (904) 769-1551

Lithonia High School Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Program

SCMCOL(S) Lithonia H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 33 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 23% J09-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 2% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED :LACEMENTS Not applicable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS. None

PROGRAM Howard Locke SUPERINTENDENT Jim Cherry DIRECTOR 1802 Flintwod Dr SE OR PRESIDENT DeKaib County School System Atlanta GA 30316 2451 Randall Ave (404) 241-7783 Lithonia GA 30058 (404)482-9292

50 Cherokee Area Vocational High School Diversified Cooperative Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Cherokee Area Vocational H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 3% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 5% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 51% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program includes the use of audiovisual equipment as a supplement to instruction. Also, a placement program is part of the program activit:..es.

PROGRAM B. G. Woodall SUPERINTENDENT Klevin Boston DIRECTOR P.O. Box 821 OR PRESIDENT Cherokee County Schools Canton GA 30114 P.O. Box 821 (404) 479-4938 Canton GA 30114 ;404) 479-2632

Pickens High School Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Pickens H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 16% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 62% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 70% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jim Wiley SUPERINTENDENT Glen Anderson DIRECTOR Route Two OR PRESIDENT Pickens County School System Jasper GA 30143 Route Two (404) 692-6157 Jasper GA 30143 (404) 692-2463

51 Central Gwinnett High School Vocational Office Training Program

SCHCCL(S) Central Gwinnet, H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 45 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINOR 1, JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program actively involves the Imployer and the student by including them in curriculum development.

PROGRAM Virginia Ezzard SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 290 Perry St S.W. OR PRESIDENT Lawrenceville GA 30245 (404) 963-2316

Metter High School Vocational Office Training Program

SCHOOL (S) Metter H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 3% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 69% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 4, INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y85es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Bernice Bland SUPERINTENDENT Jimmy Wilcox DIRECTOR 245 W. Vertia St OR PRESIDENT Candler County Board of Education Metter GA 30439 P.O. Box 33 (912) 685-2881 Metter GA 30439 (912) 685-5713

52 Valdosta High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Valdosta H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 62 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI 13% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Y55% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Student activities in the program include participation in the DECA Program.

PROGRAM J. Norman Greene SUPERINTENDENT James Coolsby DIRECTOR 1300 N. Williams St OR PRESIDENT Valdosta City Schools Valdosta GA 31601 N. Slater St (912) 242-6444 Valdosta GA 31601 (912) 244-2015

DeKalb County Neighborhood Ycuth Corps

SCHOOL (S) DeKalb County Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JUL SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 11 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office cccupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Technical occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This is a joint program between NYC and the DeKalb Area Technical School.

PROGRAM Betty Hull SUPERINTENDENT Jim Cherry DIRECTOR 3681 Chestnut St OR PRESIDENT DeKalb County Board of Education Scottdale GA 30079 Courthouse (404) 292-6121 Decatur GA 30030 (404) 371-2381

53 Farrington High School Cooperative Industrial Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Farrington H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 98 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 84% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 8% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Hone PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS A cooperative vocational education program in one occupational cluster is offered in a large high school situated in an economically depressed area. Placement rates of students are high at this schocl.

PROGRAM Wayne Honda SUPERINTENDENT Albert Miyasato DIRECTOR 1564 N. King St OR PRESIDENT Honolulu District Honolulu HI 96817 1037 S. Beretania St (808) 841-8855 Honolulu HI 96814 (808) 548-5787

Farrington High School Cooperative Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Farrington H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 34 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 94% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION, Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This is a cooperative vocational education program which is part of an occupational cluster in the school.

PROGRAM Jean Nishiiwa SUPERINTENDENT Albert Miyasato DIRECTOR 1564 N. King St OR PRESIDENT Honolulu District Honolulu HI 96817 1037 Beretania St (808) 841-8855 Honolulu HI 96814 (808) 548-5787

54 Farrington High Schocl Cooperative Office Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Farrington H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 37 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 927E JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 927E LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This a cooperativevocationaleducation program which is partofan occupational cluster in the school.

PROGRAM William Nakamatsu SUPERINTENDENT Albert Miyasato DIRECTOR 1564 N. King St OR PRESIDENT Honolulu District Honolulu RI 96817 1037 S. Beretania St (808) 841-8855 .Honolulu HI 96814 (808) 548-5787

Farrington High School Cooperative Food Service Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Farrington H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 84% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 80% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This is a cooperative vocational education program which is part of an occupational cluster in the school.

PROGRAM Linda Uyehara SUPERINTENDENT Albert Miyasato DIRECT OE 1564 N. Ring St OR PRESIDENT Honolulu District Honolulu HI 96817 1037 S. Beretania St (808) 841-8855 Honolulu HI 96814 (808) 548-5787

55 McKinley High School DiversifiedCooperative

SCHCOL(S) McKinley H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 82% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 87w LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Distributive education ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Health occupations Nc Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Madelyn D1Enbeau DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT Albert Miyasato 1039 King St OR PRESIDENT Honolulu District Honolulu Education HI 96814 1037 S. Beretania St (808) 536-1061 Honolulu HI 96814 (808) 548-5787

RadfordHigh School DiversifiedCooperative EducationProgram

SCHOOL(S) Radford H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 26 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 201 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 501 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Distributive education ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Home economics No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT In ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM George Arakaki SUPERINTENDENT William Araki DIRECTOR 4361 Salt Lake Blvd OR PRESIDENT Central Oahu District Honolulu HI 96818 1136 California Ave (808) 422-2751 Wahiawa HI 96786 (BOB) 621-9094

56 Kailua High School Vocational Technical Work-StudyProgram

SCHOOL(S) Kailua H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 56% -JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION No FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community None STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE No AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Rome economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE. None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Natsuo Okamoto SUPERINTENDENT William Waters DIRECTOR 451 Ulumanu Dr OR PRESIDENT Windward Oahu District Kailua HI 96734 45-955 Kamehameha Hwy Kaneohe HI 96744 (808) 247-6051

Castle High SchoolCooperative Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Castle H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training TY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 85% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ,ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Verlie Malina SUPERINTENDENT William Waters DIRECTOR 45-386 Kaneohe Bay OR PRESIDENT Windward Oahu District Kaneohe HI 96744 45-D5`') Kamehameha Hwy (808) 247-2171 Kaneche HI 96744 (808) 247-6051

57 Konawaena High School Cooperative Distributive and Office Education Program

SCHOO. ,S) Konawaena H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 22 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI 47% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 76% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Of school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTIC/PATIOa No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None :;RIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Note

PROGRAM Kenneth Yoshida SUPEP INTE NDENT Harry Chuck DIRECTOR P.O. Box 698 OR PRESIDENT Hawaii District Kealakekua HI 96750 75 Aupuni (808) 323-3103 Hilo HI 96V 20 (808) 961-7237

Konawaena High School Cooperative Industrial Education Program

SCHOOLS) Konawaena H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Of school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Albert Watanabe SUPERINTENDENT Harry.Chuck DIRECTOR P.O. Box 698 OR PRESIDENT Hawaii District Kealakekua HI 96750 75 Aupuni St (808)323-3103 Hilo HI 96720 (BOP) 961-7237

58 Konawaena High School Cooperative Food Service Education Program SCHOOL(S) Eonawaena H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES 55% Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL dome economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Merle Ueda SUPERINTENDENT Harry Chuck DIRECTOR P.O. Box 698 OR PRESIDENT Hawaii District Kealakekua HI 96750 75 Aupuni St (808) 3233103 Hilo HI 96720 (808)961-7237

Waianae High School Diversified Cooperative Education Program SCHOOL(S) W ai an ae H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLM ENT 27 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 70% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED Nonp INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc TradeOffice andoccupations industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program is designed for t he economically disadvantaged student.

PROGRAM Clarice Inovejas SUPERINTENDENT D. Los Bancs DIRECTOR 85-251 Farrington Hwy OR PRESIDENT Leeward OahuDistrict Waianae HI 96792 94-366 PupupaniSt (808) 656-3531 Waipa HI9671 97 (80B) 671 172hu

59 Hawaii Community College Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHCOL(S) Hawaii C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 162 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY Unavailable JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 47% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB siTr Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Office cccupati ns Trade and indus vial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Tom Yamane SUPERINTENDENT Mitsugu Sumada DIRECTOR 275 Kaumana Dr OR PRESIDENT Hawaii C.C. Hilo HI 96720 1175 Manono St (808) 935-0091 Hilo HI 96720 (808) 935-0091

Honolulu Community College Cooperative Auto Body Repair Program

SCHOOL(S) Honolulu C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY Unavailable JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Scholarships through industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM James Yoshino SUPERINTENDENT Clyde K. Yoshioka DIRECTOR 874 Dillin9hat Blvd 02 PRESIDENT "ommunity College System U. of Hawaii Honolulu B. 96817 2327 Dole St (808) 847-2161 Honolulu HI 96822 (808) 941-0744

60 Kapiolani Community College Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Kapiolani C.C.

EDUCAT:ONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 200 ERIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 33% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 33% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACALEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y90es AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Richard Aokie SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 620 Pensacola St OR PRESIDENT Honolulu HI 96814 (808) 531-4654

Maui Community College Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Maui C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 75 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 0 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION -Yes FEMALE 60%6 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2t INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupation= RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Harold Luntey SUPERINTENDENT H. Glen Fishbacb DIRECTOR 310 Kaahumanu Ave OR PRESIDENT Kahului HI 96732 (808) 244-9181

61 Kauai Community College CooperativeEducation Program

SCHOOL(S) Kauai C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 90 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 93% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 39% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Edward Kishaba SUPERINTENDENT Edward White DIRECTOR 3198 Alohi St OR PRESIDENT Kauai C.C. Lihue HI 96766 RR 1, Box 216 (808) 245-2742 Lihue HI 96766 (808) 245-6741

Leeward Community College Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHOOLS) Leeward C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 80 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINOR 95% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 30% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 N OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOD SITE Yes AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None. PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students may enroll in the program at any time. They are encouraged to enroll after they have completed two semesters in their occupational majors.

PROGRAM Lawrence S. Wakui SUPERINTENDENT Ralph. Miwa DIRECTOR 1597 Kaumoli St OR PRESIDENT U. of Hawaii Pearl Cty HI 96782 96-045 Ala Ike (808) 455-5028 Pearl CtyHI 96782 (808)455-0011

62 Hilo High School NYC Out-of-School Program

SCHCOL(S) Hilo H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 17 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 30% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM John Wong SUPERINTENDENT Harry Chuck DIRECTOR 556 WaianuenueAve OR PRESIDENT Hawaii District Office Hilo HI 96720 75 Aupuni St (808) 935-4881 Hilo RI 96720

Baldwin High School Outreach Counselor Program

SCHOOL (S) Baldwin H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOE SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Hide Kimura SUPERINTENDENT Darrell Oishi DIRECTOR 1650 Kaahumanu Ave OR PRESIDENT Maui District Wailuku HI 96793 P.O. Box 1070 (808) 244-3735 Wailuku HI 96793 (808) 244-4221

63 Canycn Owyhee Agriculture-Related Cooperative Work Education Program

SCHOOL (S) "forcing, Homedale, Vallivue, Middleton, Notus, Wilder, Parma

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENPOLLMENT 26 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 107 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 12% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 57 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Ne OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATIO1 No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Floyd W. Merrill SUPERINTENDENT Ernie Knee DIRECTOR Route Eight, Box 207 OR PRESIDENT Canyon School District 139 Caldwell ID 83605 Route Eight, Box 207 (208) 459-6449 Caldwell ID 83605 (208)' 459-6449

Booneville High School Multi-Occupations Program

SCH OOL(S) Bonneville H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 42 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% Health occupations ACTIVE ONION PARTICIPATION No Hoae economics Office cccupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Chase Driggs SUPERINTENDENT Willis G. Nelson DIRECTOR 3640 Georgia Lane OR PRESIDENT Joint School District 93 Idaho Falls ID 83401 Rout. Coe, Box 332 (208) 523-1823 Idabe, Fulls ID 83401 (208)552-8172

64 Moscow High School Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Moscow H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 75 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 50% 'LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 55% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No office occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry LEDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM John A. Schwartz SUPERINTENDENT Marshall Keating DIRECTOR P.O. Box 490 OR PRESIDENT Moscow School District 281 Moscow ID 83843 410 E. Third St (208) 882-2591 Moscow ID 83843 (208) 882-1120

Madison High School Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Program

ncHooL(s) Madison H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 601 LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jack Wilcock SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR Route One OP PRESIDENT Thornton ID 83453 (208) 356-3001

65 TwinFalls Senior High SchoolOffice Occupations Program

SCHOOL(S) Twin Falls Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 42 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 2/ JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 75% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y75es AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS % Health occuations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Dorothy Pressey SUPERINTENDENT George Standaher DIRECTOR Filer Avenue East OR PRESIDENT School District 411 Twin Falls ID 83301 Filer Avenue East (208) 733-6551 Twin Falls ID 83301 (208) 733-6900 -- -

Alton Senior High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Alton Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL' LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 45 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupat.i.cmil training MINORTYI 35% JOB-EELATED INSTRUCTION es FEMALE '50% LOCATION OP J(.43 SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y85es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM E. Dean Browning SUPER INTENDENI Boyd Mitchell DIRECTOR 2200 College Ave OR PRESIDENT Alton Community School District Alton IL 62 002 1211 Henry St (618) 465-8801 Alton IL 62002 (618) 462-0093

66 Operation Rebound

SCHCOL(S) Vocational Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schoo:'. property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No 'CCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes EAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 20% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Salary PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Paul Karbei. SUPERINTENDENT V. T. Holdot DIRECTOR 410 E. Main St OR PRESIDENT District 165 Carbondale IL 62901 410 E. Main St (618) 457-5626 Carbondale IL 6290? (618) 457-5626

AmundsenHigh School Industrial Cooperative Education (ICE) Program

SCHOCL(S) Amilndsen H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 33 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training KINORI TY 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 48% LOCUTION OF JOB SITES Off school property HAN)ICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS

RELATED PLACEMENTS 213- . ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None 1-itIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM David Durfuan SUPERINTENDENT vincent Conroy DIRECTOR 5110 N. Damen Ave OR PRESIDENT District 3 Chicago IL 6062 5 4015 N. Ashland Ave (312) 561-8565 Chicago IL 60625

67 Chicago Vocational High School Cooperative Vocaticral work Program

SCHOOL. (S) Chicago Vocational H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondrary ENROLLMENT 178 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training .MINOFITY 9851 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 81 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCr1PATIONAt Distributive edu ation ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 'Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADCITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Myrtle Ivey SUPERINTENDENT Reginald V. Brown DIRECTOR 7657 S. Indiana Ave OR PRESIDENT Taylor School District Chicago IL 60619 9912 S. Avenue H (312) 487-8955 Chicago IL 60617 (312) 734-7915

Westinghouse Cooperative Health Occupations Assistant Program

SCHOOL(S) George Westinghouse Area Vocational H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 95% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION N1

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Lucile Brcadwell SUPERINTENDENT Hamilton McMaster DIRECTOR 228 N. LaSalle St OR PRESIDENT District 25 Chicago IL 60624 421 N. Homan Ave (312) 641-4447 Chicago IL 60624 (312) 826-5796

68 John Marshall High Schecl Cooperative Laboratory Program

SCHOOL (5) John Marshall H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEV EL Seconde.1:y ENROLLMENT 33 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupat ional training MINORITY 1001 JOH -R EL ATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 65% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUST@ IAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

FR CG RAM Roo sevelt Brass el SUPERINTENDENT Henry. Springs DIRECTOR 2605 S. Indiana Ave OR PRESIDENT District Chicago IL 60624 3250 R. Adams (312) 533-1784 Chicago IL 60624 (312)533-0074

Chicago Double E (Education & Employment) Program

SCHOOL (S) Urban Youth Program

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 350 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 98% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Y as FEMAL E 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Najor industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT NT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations TradeTechnical and occupations industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Double E is a guidance-orientedwork-studyprograminwhich workisof educationsecondary inimportance. general. The program emphasizes restructuring student attitudes related to school and

PROGRAM John Roberts SUPERINTENDENF James Redmond DIRECTOR 201N. Wells St 011 PRESIDENT Chicago District Chicago IL 60606 228 N. LaSalle St (312) 332-4465 Chicago IL 60605 (312)641-4400

69 7

Wells High School Diversified Work-S*udy Program

SCHCOL(S) Wells H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 180 FB1MARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE fes AREAS Healthoccupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% Officeoccupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Technical occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE. SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS NOW.

PROGRAM Joseph DiLeonarde SUERINTENDENT Jame.: Redmond DIRECTOR 936 N. Ashland Ave OR PRESIDENT CM.cago District Chicago IL 60622 930 N. Ashland AVE (312) 421-5828 Chicago IL 60622 (312) 421-5828

Collinsville Cooperative Education Prcgram

SCHOOL(S) CollinsvilleArea VocationalCenter

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 87 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupationaltraining MINORITY JOE-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 57% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 82% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Rome economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS No student is refused participation in the program because of previous academic records. Attempts are made to place students commensurate with their abilities.

PROGRAM Ray J. Potthast S. 2ERINTENDENT Nolan E. Correll DIRECTOR 2201 S. Morrison OR PRESIDENT Collinsville Unit 10 Schools Collinsville IL 62234 201 W. Clay St (618). 345-5350 Collinsville IL 62234 (618) 345-5350

70 Elgin Work Experience and Care--...r Exploration Prcgram (WECEP)

SCHOOL(S) Larsen, Ellis, Teeft, and Eastview Junior Highs

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 251 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 451 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The rogram stresses individualand group counseling along with parent. participation in program activities.

PROGRAM Robert Bergmann SUPERINTENDENT Paul Lawrence DIRECTOR 4 S. Gifford St CR PRESIDENT School District U-46 Elgin IL 60120 4 S. Gifford St

(312) 741-6800 , Elgin IL 60120 (312) 741-6800

Miles Township Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Niles Township H.S.(East, West, North)

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable FRIDARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY N4 one JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 0% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 12% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE. UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM G. T. Guilluly SUPERINTENDENT N. P. Gibbs DIRECTOR 7700 Gross Point Rd OR PRESIDENT Niles Township High Schools Skokie IL 600;6 7700 Gross Point Rd (312) 966-3800 Skokie IL 60076 (312)966-3800

71 SprinyfieldVocational Cooperativeinterrelat4d ''ducat ionPrcgrat

IiCHCCL(S) Arka Vocational Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No ocCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION YES' Home econcmic5 Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITTroiAl, COMMENTS This program operates in cooperation with business and industry in 17 communitiesassociated with the Area Vocational Center.

PROGRAA D. Kent Siders SUPERINTENDENT Earl Patton DIRECTOR 1101 S. 15th OR PRESIDENT Springfield District 186 Springfield IL 62703 1900 W. Monroe St (217) 525-3188 Springfield II 62704 (217) 525-3000

Sycamore High School OccupationalCooperative Program

SCHOOL (S) Sycamore H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 15% JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y50es AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS % Health occupations ACTIVE UNIC1 PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Peter Johnson SUPERINTENDENT Graydon Peterson DIRECTOR 315 W. Elm St OR PRESIDENT District 427 Sycamore IL 60178 315 W. Elm St (815) 895-2138 Sycamore IL 60178

. . (815) 895-4512

72 Urbana High School Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Urbana H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 180 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 8% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 YOs OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 40% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc Office cccupations Technical, occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Added cost to the employer PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRUM John Garth SUPERINTE4DENT Eugene Howard DIRECTOR 1002 S. Race OR PRESIDeNT Urbana District 116 Urbana IL 61801 1704 E. Washington (217) 384-3530 Urbana IL 61801 (217) 384-3600

Waukegan High School (West Campus) Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WPM))

SCHOOL (S) Waukegan H.S. West Campus 0 UCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 34 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Mar industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACACEMIC CREDIT.AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PRCGRAM Haig Paravonian SUPER INT.ENDENT Ge 4.g9 B Smittle DIRECTOR 2325 Brookside OR PRESIDENT D. rict 60 Waukegan IL 60085 1 Glen Pock (312) 336-3100 W egan IL 60085 ( ) 336-3100

73 Belleville Area CollegeAgriculture, Marketing-Mid-Management and Allied Health Programs

SCHOOL(S) Eelleville Area College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 30%% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 65% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Foundations, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Clyde Washburn SUPERINTENDENT H. J. Baberaecker DIRECTOR 2500 Carlyle Rd OR PRESIDENT Belleville Area College District 522 Belleville IL 62221 2500 Carlyle Rd (618) 235-2700 Belleville IL 62221 (618) 235-2700

Malcolm XCollege Cooperative Mid-Management Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Malcolm X College

EDUCATIONAY, LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 150 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI 99% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 20% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Wilbert Smith SUPERINTENDENT Charles Hurst D/RECIOR 1900 V. Van Bn:en OR PRESIDENT Chicago City Colleges 'Chicago IL 606'2 180 N. Michigan Ave (312) 942-3000 Chicago IL 60601

74 Col leje of DuPage Occupat ions 1 Program

SCF(CGL (5) College of DuPage

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT Unavailatle FRI MARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOE - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 30% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPAT ION No OfficeHome economics occupations TradeTechnical and occupations industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Foundations, Labor unions, industry alscADDITIONALprovides COMMENTS special servicesThe program for veterans provides and for handicappedlab experiences students. as a supplement to CJT. Theprogram

PRCGRAM D. Petrizzo SUPERINTENDENT Rodney Berg DIRECTOR Lambert Rd at 22nd St OR PRESIDENT College of DuPage Glen Ellyn IL 60137 laabert Rd at 22nd St (312)858-2800 Glen Ellyn IL 6013' (31 2)E58-2800

Joliet Junior College Agriculture Business and Supply Program

SCHOOL (S) Joliet J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 225 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 51 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCA?'ION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT 'Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Max !Custer SUPERINTENDENT Dean Davis DIRECTOR 1416 Houbolt Ave OR PRESIDENT District 525 Joliet IL 60436 RR 3 HoUbolt Ave (815) 729-9020 Joliet IL 60436 (815) 729-9020

75 Triton Collego Dental Lah Technology Program

SCHCOL(S) Triton College

EDIICATICNAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 51 FRI MARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOD-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 15% LOCATION UP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PhIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS In the last semester of the program, the student has internship at Loyola Schcol of Dentistry or Hines Hospital. The program offers specialization in full and partial dentures, crowns and bridges and in ceramics. :7Eudents may also elect to have internship in Raxello facial reconstruction. PROGRAM Frances McCann SUPERINTENDENT Herbert Zeitlin DIRECTOR Triton College OR PRESIDENT River Grove IL 60171 (312) 456-0300

Wirth Junior High Schocl Work Experience and Career Fxploration Program (WECEP).

SCHOOL(S) Wirth Junior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention, MINORI 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 15% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Russ Masinelli SUPERINTENDENT Noah Neace DIR?CTOR 623 E. Macoupin St OR PRESIDENT Cahokia Dist. 187 Staunton IL 62088. 1700 Jerome Lane (618) 635-5258 Cahokia IL 62206 (618) 332-1333

76 Bloominiton High School (North) Work ExperienceandCareer Exploration Program ()MEP) SCHOCI(S) Bloomington H.S. North

EDUCATIONAL 1.EVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINOR JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes LOCATION OF JOB SITES FEMALE 17% Off school property EANDICAPPED 11 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Distributive education ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No HOOP economics

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Kenneth Bales DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT Ronald Walton R.R. 10 Box 647 OR PRESIDENT Monroe County Community School Corp. Bloomington IN 47401 315 North Dr (812) 876-4056 Bloomington IN 47401 (812) 339-3481

Evansville Vocational Work-Study Program

SCHOOL(5) Bosqe, Central, Harrison, North Reitz H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 95 Dropout prevention. MI 40/ JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property 30% INDUSTRIAL SETTING HANDICAPPED 5/. STUDENTS UNDER 16 Major industrial area No OCCUPATICNAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Tr tele and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTIC/:ATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS with small businesses, inThis program is designed for the low IQ student.Jobs are usually available service occupations and 'places where employee flexibility isnot required.

PROGRAM John Wolford SUPERINTENDENT Wilmer Bugher DIRECTOR 1 S.E. Ninth St OR PRESIDENT Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corp. Evansville IN 47708 1 S.E. Ninth St (812) 426-5039 Evansville IN 47708 (812) 426 -5053 Highland High School Work-Study Program

SCHOOL(S) Highland H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 2% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OP JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE YES AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program enrolls educable mentally retarded students.

PROGRAM Edward McDonald SUPERINTENDENT Allen Warren DIRECTOR 9145 Kennedy Ave OR PRESIDENT School Town of Highland Highland IN 46322 9145 Kennedy Ave (219) 923-7400 Highland IN 46322 (219) 923-7400

Blue River Valley Hiyh School Work-Study Career Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Blue River Valley H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 21 FRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY Unavailable JOB- RIILATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATI.N OF JOB SITES Off school property BANDICAPPPD 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONA_ Distribrtive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS HealtN occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailatle Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS One feature of the program includes establishing individual savings accounts for students.

PROGRAM Pella S.Aimidt SUPERINTENDENT Carl Fisher DIRECTOR Route Five OR PRESIDENT Blue River Valley Schools Nei Castle IN 47362 Route Five f:117) 836-4816 New Castle IN 47362 (317) 836-4816

78 L4Salle Hiqh School Pre-employment Vocational Exi.eri(-nce Program

SCHOOL(S) LaSalle H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLI-FNT 64 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINueITY 65 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program uses benavior modification techniques as a means of encouraging positive student attitudes towards work.

PROGRAM James W. O'Hara SUPERINTENDENT Donald A. Dake DIRECTOR 110 N. Williams OR PRESIDENT South Bend Community School Corp. South Bend IN 46601 635 S. Main St (219) 232-5744 South Eend IN 46618 (219) 234-0141

Southeast Folk Junior-Senior High Sel.uol Distributive Education Cooperative Program

SCHOOL(S) Southeast Polk Juniot-Senior H.S.

EDNCATIONAL Lpset Secondary, ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURP0',E Occupational training MINORITY 1%. JOB !'ELATED:NSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATZON CF JjB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTIAL SETTING Be4zocm c,,mmunity STUDENTS UNDER 16 R') OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y90es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Merrill Butts SUPERINTENDENT Charles Varner DIRECTOR 401 Sixth St S.W. OR PRESIDENT Southeast Polk Community Schools Altoona IA 50009 8325 N.E. Universi'y (515) 967-4393 Runnells IA 50237 (515) 967-4221

79 vashington High School Trade and Industritl'Coopera lye Education Program

SCHCCL(S) W is hi n.g1on H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL S-ondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY $14 JOB- RELATED INSTRULITON Yes FEMALE 366 LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED Non INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No ocCUPATICNAL DistrihutAve education

AC1DEMIC CREDIT AT A1013 SITE Yes AREAS . Health occupations

. RELATED PLACEMENTS BU% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE No PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PRCGRAM Duane Pooenhagen SUPERINTENDENT Craig Curie DIRECTOR 2205 Forest Dr S.E. OR PRESIDENT Cedar Rapids Community S.D. Cedar Rapids TA 52403 346 2r,c1 Ave S.W. (319) 398-2238 Cedar Rapids IA 32404

Des Moines Technical High School Trade and Industry cooperative Training Program

SCHCCL(S) Des Moines Technical H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENhOLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MI 1011 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 10% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPER None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCOPI;T:t2NAI Trade and industrial ACATEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVAT7 SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Lyle Smithson SUPERINTENDENT Dwight LAViS DIRECTOR 1800 Grand Ave OR PRESIDENT Des Moines Independent Community S.D Des Moines IA 50307 1800 Gran,' Ave (515) 284-784.8 Des Moines IA 50307 (515) 284-7911

80 Des Mcires Tglinical High School Vocational Food Service Program

SCHOOL (S) Des Moines TechH.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PHI MARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 591 JOB-RELATED I IISTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 50/ LOCATION OF JOB RITES Off school property H%ND'ICAPFED 101E INDUSTRIAL SETTING Ma jor industrial area STUDENTSUNDER 16 No ocCupATIONAL Hope economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE. Yes AREAS RELATEDPLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNIONPARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This is a 3-year program in which students in the 10th grade are enrolled in the Vocational Food Service and PreFration segment. In the 11th grade studentsarm enrolled in T*.a Room Operation and in the 12th grade students arc prepared for co-op employment.

PROGRAO Gretchen Bonnew ell SUPERINTENDENT Dwight Davis DIRECTOR 1800 Grand Ai:- OR PRESIDENT Des Moines Public Scbccls Des Moines IA 50307 1800 Grand Ave (515) 284-7871 Des Moines IA 50307 (515) 284-7846

Graettinger Community School Work-Study Program

SCHC.kOL (S) Graettinger Community School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 16 PRI MARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY None JOB-111.1ATED INSTRUCTION No FEMALE 801 LOCAT:ION OP JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPED 11 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Oftice occopatiors ACADEMICCREDITAT JOB SITE No ItRIAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION

REIMBURSEDEXPENSE Schc-,.1 80% PRIVATE SUPPORT .None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Rea brock.rlayet SUPERINTENDENT John Ennen DIRECTOR Box 58 OR PRESIDENT Graettinger Community School Graettinger LA 51342 Box 58 (712) 859-3393 Graettinger IA51342 (712) 859-3286

81 Harlan Community High School Vocational Office Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Harlan Community R.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 24 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OP JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDAICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Approximately 54 percent of the seniors in the school are enrolled in this cooperative job training program.

PROGRAM Large R. Johnson SUPERINTENDENT Orville Frazier DIRECT OR 1623 Victoria St OR PRESIDENT Harlan Community School District Harlan IA 51537 2102 Durant St (712) 755-5810 Harlan IA 51537 (712) 755-5810

Clarke Community High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Clarke Community H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE d; one PRIVATE SUPPORT student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS. Vona

PROGRAM Gary Thomas SUPERINTENDENT .N. Riekena DIRECTOR Clarke High School OR PRESIDENT Clarke Community School District Osceola IA 50213 Clarke High School (515)342-:;.132 Osceola IA 50213 (515) 342-2132

82 Perry High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Perry H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 34 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes 65% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Besides OJT, lab packets are available as supplemental sources of student training. Student activities include participation in the DECA Program.

PROGRAM L. K.. Christiansen SUPERINTENDENT Blaine Lytle DIRECTOR 2703 Varford OR PRESIDENT Perry Community School District Perry IA 50220 18th and Lucinde (515T 465-3307 Perry IA 50220 (515y 465-3503

Urbandale High School Office Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Urbandale H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 24 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 95% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y93es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Wayne Larson SUPERINTENDENT Lyle Nelms DIRECTOR 7111 Aurora OR PRESIDENT Urbandale Community School District Urbandale IA 50322 7101 Airline Ave (515) 276-3022 Urbandale IA 50322

83 4,

N.E. Iowa Agri-Business Technology Program

SCHOOL(S) N.E. Iowa Area Vccational Technical School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Darwin Schrage SUPERINTENDENT Max Clark DIRECTOR Box 400 OR PRESIDENT N.E. Iowa Area Voc. Tech. School Calmar IA 52132 Box 400 (319) 562-3263 Calmar IA 53232 (319) 562-3263

Kirkwood Community College Practical Nurse Program

SCHCOL(S) Kirkwood C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 70 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupationa., training MINORI 3% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 96% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 99% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PItIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Foundations ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This program is preparing to provide advanced job placement services for graduating seniors.

PROGRAM Sue Collogan SUPERINTENDENT Selby Ballantyne DIRECTOR 6301 Kirkwood Blvd OR PRESIDENT Merged Area 10 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 6301 Kirkwood Blvd (319) 398-5564 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 (319) 398-5411

84 Eagle Grove Center Clerical Office Occupations Program

SCHOOL (S) Eagle Grove Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 18 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICH Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school, property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 88% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Pone PRIVATE SUPPORT Nene ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM W.R. Hammans SUPERINTENDENT Edwin Barbour DIRECTOR 330 Ave M OR PRESIDENT Iowa Central C.C. Ft Dodge IA 505 01 330 Ave M (515) 576-7201 Ft Dodge IA 50501 (515) 576-7201

Council Bluff NeighborhoodYouth Corps In-School Program

SCHOOL (S) Council Bluff Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Varied MINORITY 8% JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 48% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPED 6% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Healthcccupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Officeoccupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 30% Tradeand industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc

REIMBURSED EXPENSE We pay all of the student salaries. PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Through program particiration, dropouts are permitted to attend classes and progress on an individual basis. These students are able to receive diplomas upon graduation.

PROGRAM Roy Baron SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR P.O. Box 46 OR PRESIDENT Harlan IA 51537 (712) 755-5135

85 Clay Center Community High School General Occupations Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Clay Center Community H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 42 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations. Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PriVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM J. Lester Hooper SUPERINTENDENT Charles L. Stuart DIRECTOR McKinley School OR PRESIDENT Unified S.D. 379 Clay Center KS 67432 5th and Lincoln (913) 632-3129 Clay Center KS 67432 (913) 632-,3176

Lawrence High School TRADES Program

SCHOOL(S) Lawrence H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 80 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 1%0 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y90es AREAS Hone economics RELATED PLACEMENTS % Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labar unions ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Mrs. Daryl Jehle SUPERINTENDENT. Carl Knox DIRECTOR 19th E La. St OR PRESIDENT Unified School District 497 Lawrence KS 66L44 2017 Louisiana St (913) 842-6222 Lawrence KS 66044 (913) E42-6222

86 Pratt Junior Collego Office EducationProgram

SCHOOL (S.) Pratt J.C.

EDDCATIONAL-LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 21 Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property 100% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region HANDICAPPED 1% STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 20% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM John White DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT Donald Tolbert Pratt Junior College OR PRESIDENT Pratt O.C. Pratt KS 67124 Highway Six (316) 672-5641 Pratt KS 67124 (316) 612-5641

Wichita Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Unified School District #259

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL SecoLdary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropo'it prevention 365 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes MINORITY 75% LOCATION OF JOB SITES FEMALE 63% On and off school property HANDICAPPED INDPTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area 5, STb,, -'S UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACAL., IC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Bruce 'Watson DIRECTOR 1847 N. Chautauqua SUPER TETE EDEN r Alvin E. Morris OR PRESIDENT Unified School District *259 Wichita ES 67218 428 S. Broadway (316) 683-2657 Wichita KS 67218 (316) 268-7E31

87 Colby Community College Department of Practical Nurse Education

SCHOOL(S) Colby C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training .1INORITY 1T JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 99% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Sister Mary Grief SUPERINTENDENT J.H. Tangeman DIRECTOR 210 Range. OF PRESIDENT Colby C.C. Colby KS 67701 1255 S Range (913J 642-3335 ColbyIS 67701 (9131642-3335

Southeast Kansas Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Southeast Ka..sas Area Vocational Technical School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 15 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY Nonr JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 47% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Melvin Briley SUPERINTENDENT George Varley DIRECTOR 500 W. Maple OR PRESIDENT Southeast Kansas Area District Columbus KS 66725 Administrative Office (316) 429-3896 Coffeyville KS 67337 (316) 251-3910

88 Southeast Kansas Office Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Southeast Kansas Area Vocational Technical School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 10 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None 'JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 101 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PP CG RA M Melvin Briley SUPERINTENDENT George Varley DIRECTOR 500 W. Maple OR PRESIDENT Southeast Kansas Area District Columbus KS 66725 Administrative Office (316) 429-3896 Coffeyville KS 67337 (316) 251-3910

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Lafayette High School Cooperative Occupational Experience (COE) Program

SCHOOL(S) Lafayette B.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 126 PPIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 501 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 31 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS The first semester of the program is used for career exploration in which students observe jobs, to determine their interests. The second semester students arc placed in jobs based on those interests identified the first, semester.

PROGRAM Eddie B. Murphy SUPERINTENDENT Guy S. Potts DIRECTOR 400 Lafayette Parkway OR PRESIDENT Fayette County Lexington KY 40503 400 LafayetteParkway (606) 278-6C76 Lexington KY 40503 (606) 278-6076

89 Laurel County High School Specialized Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Laurel County H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 45 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINOEITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 25% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agricultur.. ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Distributive eduCation RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Prank Cornett SUPERINTENDENT Hayward Gillian DIRECTOR Laurel County R.S. OR PRESIDENT Laurel County Board of Education London KY 40741 Box 320 (606) 064-7371 London KY 40741 (606) 864-5114

Louisville Neighboorhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Louisville Public Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 285 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 79% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 47% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Nose ADDITIONAL COMMENTS. None

PROGRAM Richard Stewart SUPERINTENDENT Newman Walker DIRECTOR Fourth E Broadway Sts OR PRESIDENT Louisville Independent Schools Louisville KY 40202 Fourth & Broadway Sts (502) 581-4697 Louisville KY 40202 (502) 581-451c

90 Mayfield High School Summer Work-Study - Gainful Home Economics Program

SCHCOL(S) Mayfield H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 10 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training TY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Girls enrolled in the program are economically, culturally and educationally handicapped.

PROGRAM Bobby McClain SUPERINTENDENT Don Sparks DIRECTOR 709 S. Eighth St OR PRESIDENT Mayfield Independent Board of Educ. Mayfield KY 42066 709 S. Eighth St (502) 247-3545 Mayfield KY 42066 (502) 247-3545

Jetton Junior High School Crientation to the World of Work Program

SCH OOL(S) Jetton Junior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 301 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 10% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program utilizes role playing and group discussion techniques along with programmed materials and television recording equipment as supplements to OJT.

PROGRAM Ray Moore SUPERINTENDENT David Whitehead DIRECTOR 10th and Clark Sts. OR PRESIDENT Paducah Independent School System Paducah KY 42001 10th and Clark Sts. (502) 442-5262 Paducah KY 4200 1 (502)442-6121

91 Paducah Tilghman High Schocl Cooperative Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Paducah Tilghman H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 120 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 55% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive ed,:,tation ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM James Taylor SUPERINTEENT David Whitehead DIRECTOR 2400 Washington St OR PRESTCiNT Paducah Independent Paducah KY 42001 1000 Clark St (502) 443-1703 Paducah KY 42001 (502) 442-6121

Letcher County Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Whitesburg H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENUOLIMENT 160 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention figORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FELCI.LE 55% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANMCAPPED 4% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industr STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PRCGRAM Burtis K. Webb SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR Box 269 OR PRESIDENT Whitesburg KY 41858 (606) 633-7546

92 Elizabethtown Community College Work-Study Program

SCHOOL(S) Elizabethtown C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 23 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION No FEMALE 60% LOCATION CF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Lila E. Kieser SUPER INT ENDENT James S. Owen DIRECTOR Elizabethtown C.C. OR PRESIDENT Elizabethtown KY 42701 (502) 769-2371

Elizabethtown Community College Retail Mid-Mangement Program

SCHOOL(S) Elizabethtown C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 33 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 8 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 7% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This was one of the first retail mid-managemcnt programs in Kentucky.

PROGRAM John P. Allard SUPERINTENDENT James Owens DIRECTOR RR 3 OR PRESIDENT Eli3 zabethtown C.C. Elizabethtown KY 42701 RR (502) 769-2464 Elizabethtown KY 42701 (502) 769-2371

93 Hopkinsville Community College Retail Bid-Management Program

SCHOOL (S) Hopkinsville C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINOR/TT 17 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 20% LOCATIOC OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students in the program serve an internship rather then participate in a co-op program between their 1st and 2nd years in college. Students participate in another internship program in the last 6 weeks of school.

PROGRAM Barry Perry SUPERINTENDENT Thomas Riley DIRECTOR 3411 Ginger Dr OE PRESIDENT University of Kentucky Hopkinsville KY 42240 North Dr (502) 885-8598 Hopkinsville KY 42240 (502) 886-3921

Somerset Community College Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Somerset C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 5 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE Unav%ailable LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Unavailable OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y85es AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Particular attention is given to recruiting the economically disadvantaged student as a means of preventing them from dropping out of school.

PROGRAM John Swope SUPERINTENDENT Roscoe Kelley DIRECTOR Monticello Road OR PRESIDENT U. of Kentucky Somerset KY 42501 Monticello Road (606) 678-8174 Somerset KY 42501 (606) 678-8174

94 McKinley Senior High School Cooperative Office Education Program

SCHOOL(S) McKinley Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 16 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 99% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y50es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM A. B. White SUPERINTENDENT A. B. Michot DIRECTOR 800 E McKinley St OF PRESIDENT District 6 Baton Rouge LA 70802 800 McKinley St (504) 344-7696 Baton Rouge LA 70802 (504) 344-7696

Chalmette Senior High School Cooperative Office Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Chalmette Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 11 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office cccupations 'ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Betty Moody SUPERINTENDENT Joseph Davies DIRECTOR 1101 E Jge Perez Dr OF PRESIDENT St Bernard Parish Chalmette LA 70043 Chalmette Circle (504) 271-4506 Chalmette LA 70043 (504) 271-4506

95 Eunice High School Cooperative Education Program

SCHCOL(S) Eunice H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE Carper exploration MINORITY 50!. JOB-PFLATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED Nonc. INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Nc OCCUPATIONAL Distributive Education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Y20% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The students in the program ace disadvantaged.

PROGRAM Roland Smith SUPERINTENDENT John Dupre DIRECTOR P.O. Box 1124 OR PRESIDENT St. Landry Parish School Poard Eunice LA 70535 Creswell "Lane (318) 457-7137 Opelousas LA 70570 (318) 548-3657

Lafayette Parish Cooperative Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL (5) Lafayette Parish Vocational Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 140 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 18% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 45% LOCATION OFSOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 57 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS RELATED PLACEMEIPY3 Y85% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The center's program serves five schools.

PROGRAM George Weatherford SUPERINTENDENT Paul Broussard DIRECTOR 18th St CR PRESIDENT Lafayette Parish School System Lafaettey LA 70501 P. O.Box 2158 (31sy233-2026 Lafayettey LA 70501 (3181232-2026

46 West Monroe High Schad Cooperative OfficeEducation Program SCHOOL (S) West Monroe H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 28 Occupational training MINOR 8% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 'LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schoci proplrty 95% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area HANDICAPPED None STUDENTS UNDER 16 No ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Y70% AREAS ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students, who are selected on the basis of training stations. Summer training isrequired in the program. need, ccmpete with one another for

PROGRAM Colene Mann DIRECTOR 1509 Elizabeth SUPERINTENDENT J. O. Lancaster OR PRESIDENT Ouachita Parish School Board W. Monroe LA 71291 100 Bry Ave (318) 322-0365 Monroe LA 71201 (318) 323-1391

Bucksport High School Cooperative VocationalEducation Program SCHOOL (S) Bucksport H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training 35 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes MINORITY None LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property FEMALE 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry HANDICAPPED None STUDENTS UNDER 16 No ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture RELATED PLACEMENTS 33% AREAS Distributive education ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Home economics No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE . None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Prank A. Moore DIRECTOR Box 749 SUPERINTENDENT Kenneth Kinney OR PRESIDENT Bucksport School Department Bucksport ME 04416 Bucksport St (207) 469-7306 Bucksport ME 04416 (207) 469-7311

97 Bangor High School Vocational Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Bangor H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 1 % JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 34% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school E in businesses HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Unavailable OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Trade and industrial

REIMBURSE]) EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS A course is offered sophomores in vocational exploration which includes 6 weeks in each of six industrial shops. A course in career education is also offered students as a supplement to job-related instruction.

PROGRA% Charlene Popham SUPERINTENDENT Wendell Eaton DIRECTOR Box 145 OR PRESIDENT Bangor School System E. Corinth HE 04427 885 Broadway (207) 285-7779 Bangor ME 04401 (207) 942-7336

MarshallHigh School cooperativeVocational Education Program

SCHOOL (S Marshall H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMAK PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY No3n5e JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC,CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y7 es AREAS Distributive education RELATED..NIACEMENTS 5% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS The program is 2ocated in a State border community, therefore, the program operates with the vocational and labor departments of two States. Students are placed in Maine and New Hampshire for_OIT.

PROGRAM Samuel Johnson SUPERINTENDENT Bruce McGray DIRECTOR 88 State Road OR PRESIDENT Marshwood H.S. Eliot "F 03903 Eliot and S. Berwick (207) 4-4375 Eliot ME 03903 (207) 439-1560

98 Stearns High School Cooperative Career Education Program

SCHOCL(S) Stearns H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 80 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY N50%one JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Percentage of vages of disadvantaged and handicapped students PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Morgan E. Kendrick SUPERINTENDENT L. E. Gardner DIRECTOR 124 Central St OR PRESIDENT Millonccket School Department Millinccket ME 04462 Aroostook Ave (207) 723-4032 Millinccket NE 04462 (207) 723-4032

Rangeley High School Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Rangeley H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 85 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORIeTY No JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 1n% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Hone

PROGRAM Margaret Foley SUPERINTENDENT Marc Plante DIRECTOR Rangeley H.S. OR PRESIDENT Rangeley School Onion 32 Rangeley ME 04970 School St (207) 864-5965 Rangeley ME 04970 (207) 864-5562

99 School Without A Building

SCHOOL(S) Baltimore City Public Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 90% 00B-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Each pupil in the program is assigned a liaison who serves as his intermediarybetween home and school.

PRCGRAM Charles Allen SUPERINTENDENT Roland Patterson DIRECTOR Gwynns Fall Pkwy OR PRESIDENT Baltimore City Public Schools Baltimore MD 21216 3 E. 25th St (301) 467-4000 Baltimore MD 21218 (301) 895-4512

Baltimore ID Work-Study Program

SCHOOL (S) Baltimore City Public Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 300 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career ex;?loration MINORITY 85% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major in&Pstrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Hose economics RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Technical occupations Trades and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program is designed to provide disadvantaged vocational students with OJT during the summer months.

PROGRAM Ernest Lee SUPERINTENDENT Roland Patterson DIRECTOR 1615 St. Stephens St OR PRESIDENT Baltimore City Public Schools Baltimore MD 21216 3 E. 25th St (301) 566-7085 Baltimore MD 21218 (301) 467-4000

100 Baltimore Summer Work-Study Program

SCHOOL(S) Baltimore City Public Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 350 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORTYI 73% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 33% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS Nct applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Benjamin Whitten SUPERINTENDENT Roland Patterson DIRECTOR 2330 St. Paul St OR PRESIDENT Baltimore City Public Schools Baltimore MD 21218 3 East 25th St (301) 467-4000 Baltimore MD 21218 (301) 467-4000

Montgomery Hills Junior High School Work Oriented Curriculum

SCHOOL(S) Montgomery Hills Junior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARi PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school ptopurty HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM John A. Heffner SUPERINTENDENr Homer Elseroad DIRECTOR 332 E. Diamond Ave OR PRESIDENT Montgomery County Public Sc"Iols Gaithersburg MD 20760 850 N. Washington St (301) 869-6206 Rockville MD 20850 (301) 279-3493

101 Montgomery Village Junior High School Work Oriented Curriculum

SCHOOL(S) Montgomery Village Junior H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 18 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 520% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 25% INDUSTRIAL SETTING ?edroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATF PLACt:MENTS 50% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program provides for a core three- period class in whictrone teacher works with all students in their major subjects and provides an individual remedial program where needed.

PROGRAM Jerome Bradford SUPERINTENDENT Robert Shaffner DIRECTOR Watkins Mill Rd OR PRESIDENT Montgomery County Public Schools Gaithersbora MD 20760 N. Washington St (301) 948-6880 Rockville MO 20850 (301) 279-3000

Arundel Senior High School Cooperative Occupations Program

SCHOOL(S) Arundel Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 109 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 35% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 15% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACALEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y25es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program is designed for students who are unable to adjust to a regular vocationalprogram. It is also designed for 12th grids students who are unprepared to enter the world of work and need training before graduation.

PROGRAM Lee D. Treece SUPERINTENDENT Edward J. Anderson DIRECTOR Route 175 OR PRESIDENT Ann Arundel County School Gambrills MD 21054 Green St (301) 721-3424 Anapolis MD 21404 (301) 674-3921

102 BrooklynPark High School CooperativeOccupational Program (COP)

SCHOOL(S) Brooklyn Park H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 27 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 12% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 8% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 41 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTF Y70% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office cccupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Norman Bremer SUPERINTENDENT William Anderson DIRECTOR 205 Smeetser Ri OR PRESIDENT Anne Arundle County Linthican Hts MD 21090 200 Hammonds Lane (301) 789-8500 Baltimore MD 21225

Gaithersburg High SchoolWork-Oriented Curriculum

SCHOOL(S) Gaithersburg H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 64 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 28% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 7% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community 'STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM James Toguinto SUPERINTENDENT Homer Elseroad DIRECTOR 314 S. Frederick Ave OR PRESIDENT Montgomery County Public Schools Rockville MD 20850 850 N. Washington St (301) 279-3169 Gaithersburg RD 20760 (301) 948-9558

103 Montgcmery Blair High School Work-Oriented Curriculum

SCHOOL(S) Montgomery Blair H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 52 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout. prevention MINORITY 22T 57 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 4 LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 17 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Officecccupations RELATED PLACEMENTS None Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM E. M. Willis SUPERINTENDENT Homer Eiseroad DIRECTOR 313 Wayne Ave OR PRESIDENT Montgomery County Public Schools Silver Spring MD 20907 850 R. Washington St (301) 762-6106 Rockville MD 70850 (301)279-3000

Maryland CareerDevelopment Prcject: Work-Oriented (Cooperative) Component

SCHOOL (S) General Henry Lee Juni3r H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 25v JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION No FEMALE 41 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 YPs OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This program utilizes group counseling sessions,role playing and other techniques which are designed to aid the student in making a successful adjustment to his job.

PROGRAM E. Niel Carey SUPERINTENDENT Roland Patterson DIRECTOR P.0 Box 8717 OE PRESIDENT Baltimore Schools Baltimore MD 81240 525 S Hanover St (301) 796-8300 Baltimore MD 21201 (301) 467-4000

104 Maryland Career Development Project: Work-Oriented Component

SCHOOL(S) Rock Glen Junior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 42 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% 10CATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE One half of szlary PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This is a work-oriented program for students in the ninth grade. Instructors, who developed special courses for the program, volunteer to teach students. Students are encouraged to continue their education and are not allowed to remain in their lobs after the ninth grade.

PROGRAM Niel Carey SUPERINTENDENT Roland Patterson DIRECTOR 600 Wynhurst Ave OR PRESIDENT Baltimore schools Baltimore MD 21210 3 E. 25th St (301) 383-3419 Baltimore MD 21218 (301) 467-4000

Brockton High School Project V.I.E.h.S.

SCHOOL (S) Brockton H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 44% 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 30% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Joseph Prioli SUPERINTENDENT Joseph Eillory DIRECTOR 470 Forest Ave OR PRESIDENT Brockton School Department Brockton MA 02401 470 Forest Ave (617) 588-7800 Brockton MA 02401 (617) 588-7800

10 Concord-Carlisle High School Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOLS) Concord-Carlisle H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 235 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY Non50e JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE % LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom comwunity STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Thomas Curtin SUPERINTENDENT Ralph Sloan DIRECTOR 115 Stow St OR PRESIDENT Concord Schools Concord MA 01742 115 Stou St (617)369-9500 Concord MA 01742 (617) 369-9500

Monument Mountain Regional High School Work EvFerience Program

SCHOOL (S) Monument Mountain Regional H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ,ENROLLMENT 42 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Technical occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y2 es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 6% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Career packets are used by the employer and the school for training students in specific career areas.

PROGRAM James Gralla SUPERINTENDENT George Lane DIRECTOR 121 Main St CR PRESIDENT Berkshire Hills Regional S.D. Housatonic MA 01236 Stockridge MA (413) 274-6627 (413) 290-3711

106 MaldenHigh School Cooperative Occupational Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Malden H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 399 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 57% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 8% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Y51%% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Labor unions, Inlustry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Carmihe Belmonte SUPERINTENDENT Paul Phaneuf DIRECTOR 2 Perry St OR PRESIDENT Malden Public Schools Malden MA 02148 2 Ferry St (617) 324-8000 Malden MA 02148 (617) 324-8000

Dartmouth High School CooperativeEducation Program

SCHOOL(S) Dartmouth H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 183 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM John Calhoun SUPERINTENDENT George Clark DIRECTOR 366 Slocum Rd OR PRESIDENT Dartmouth S.D N. Dartmouth MA 02747 (617) 999-3222

107 Newton High School Work-Study Program

SCHOOL (S) Newton H.S.

FOUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 675 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dro2put krevention MINORITY 3% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school proparty HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Beirocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADCITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Charles Day SUPERINTENDENT Aaron Fink DIRECTOR 453 Walnut St OR PRESIDENT Newton Eublic Schools Newton MA 01432 265 Watertown St (617) 969-9810 Newton MA 02158 (617) 969-9810

North Shore Community College Rehabilitation Assistant Program

SCHOOL(S) North Shore C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 80% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 8% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Medical facilities ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Shirley Needham SUPERINTENDENT Harold Shively DIRECTOR 3 Essex St OR PRESIDENT Beverly MA 01915 (617) 927-4850

109 North Shore Community College Teacher Aide Program

SCHOOL(S) North Shore C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 185 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupktional training MINORITY 5% JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 99% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Philip Bogdonoff SUPERINTENDENT Harold Shively DIRECTOR 3 Essex St OR PRESIDENT Beverly MA 01915 (617) 922-3161

Springfield Technical Community College Medical Assisting Program

SCHOOL(S) Springfield Technical C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 65 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 11R JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Doctor's offices and clinics RANDICAPPFDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Heal+h occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 10% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program provides slow learners with additional laboratory practice along with field trips to supplement spec ality areas in the program.

PROGRAM Not available SUPERINTENDENT Edmond Garvey DIRECTOR 51 Van Deere Ave OR PRESIDENT Hampdon W.Springfield MA 01089 Armory Square (413) 781-6470 Springfield MA 01105 (413) 181-6470

109 Lenawee Exemplary Placement Projet

SCHOOL (S) Lenawee Area Vocational Technical Edullation Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENFOLLMENT 379 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agziculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 99% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSEDEXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS The Lenawee Placement Project is a county-wide operation. The center is responsible for the full-time placement of all area center graduates. In addition, the program serves as the coordinating unit for all work-related programs available at the center. Placement services also extend to graduates of county high schools that have students enrolled in vocational programs. PROGRAM Paula Shirk SUPERINTENDENT Milton Porter DIRECTOR 972 Gettysburg Dr OR PRESIDENT Lenawee Intermediate S.D. Adrian MI 49221 2345 N Adrian Way (313) 263-2108 Adrian MI 49221 (313) 265-2119

Western High Schocl Cooperative Office Training Progkram

SCHOOL (S) Western H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 80 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 60% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 85% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office cccupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jeanne Reed SUPERINTENDENT Charles Wolfe DIRECTOR 5057 Woodward Ave OR PRESIDENT Detroit Public Schools Detroit MI 48202 5057 Woodward Ave (313) 494-1665 Detroit MI 48202 (313) 494-1000

110 Detroit In-School Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL (S) 12 senior high schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 1200 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 95% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION CP JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB sire Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Work site sponsors ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Shannon SUPERINTENDENT Charles Wolfe DIRECTOR 10100 Grand River OR PRESIDENT Detroit Public Schools Detroit MI 48204 5057 Woodward (313)931-3910 Detroit MI 48202 (313) 494-1000

Detroit Job UpgradingProgram

SCHOOL(S) 16 senior high schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 600 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 75% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 30% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 35% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Industry, Work site sponsors ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Started in 1949, this progam is designed to help the least employable dropout. school

PROGRAM Datiid Dom hey SUPERINTENDENT Charles Wolfe DIRECTOR 10100 Grand River OR PRESIDENT Detroit Public Schools Detroit MI 48204 5057 Woodward (313) 931-3910 Detroit HI 48202 (313) 494-1000

111 Detroit Junior High Work Training Program

SCHCOL(S) 22 junior high schools and certain non-Fuhlicschools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 2000 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MAW-ITT 80R JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 5OR LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPED 5W INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Nc AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Work site spcnsors ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program, in addition to providing students with supervised work experiences, also includes field trips as a means of maintaining student interest and motivation.

PROGRAM Erma Davis SUPERINTENDENT Charles Wolfe DIRECTOR 10100 Grand River OR PRESIDENT Detroit Public Schools Detroit MI 48204 5057 W.00dward (313) 931-2950 Detroit MI 48202 (313) 494-1000

Ferndale High Schocl Cooperative Education Program

SCHCOL(S) Ferndale H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailatle PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 8% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 65R

LOCATION OF JOB SITES . On and off schocl property HANDICAPPEDUnavailatle INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailatle Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Irving Rosen SUPERINTENDENT John Houghton DIRECTOR 881 Pinecrest OR PRESIDENT Ferndale S.D. Ferndale MI 48220 130 E. Nine Mile Rd (313) 548-8600 Ferndale MI 48220 (313) 548-8600

112 Flint Board of Education- NYC-VEPS Program

SCHCOL(S) Northwestern H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 70 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 90% ,JOB-RELATEDINSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE 50% of wages PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Foundations ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This is an experimental program operated through NYC, the Department of Labor, the U.S. Office of Education and the National Allianceof Businessmen.

PROGRAM William Crawford SUPERINTENDENT Peter Clancy DIRECTOR 923 E. Kearsley St OR PRESIDENT Flint Board of Education Flint MI 48502 923 E. Kearsley St (313) 238-1631 Flint MI 48502 (313) 238-1631

Grand Rapids Neighborhood Youth :orps In-Schcol Program

SCHOOL(S) Kent, Ionia, Ottawa and Montcal County Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 60% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes LOCATION OF JOB SITES FEMALE 60% On and off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Samuel Triplett SUPERINTENDENT Phillip Runkel DIRECTOR 143 Bostwick, N.E. OR PRESIDENT Grand Rapids Public Schools Grand Rapids MI 49504 143 Bostwick, N.E. (616) 456-4716 Grand Rapids MI 49504 (616) 456-4716

113 Lansing Individualized Work ExperienceProgram

SCHOOL(S) Eastern and J.W. Sexton H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention 98 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes MINORITY 48% LOCATION OF JOB SITES FEMALE 54% Off school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area None STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS AREAS Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable Home economics No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor uniona, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Russell Maples DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT I. Carl Candoli 519 Kalamazoo St OR PRESIDENT Lansing School District Lansing MI 48910 519 V. Kalamazoo St (616) 485 -8161 Lansing MI 48910 (616) 485-8161

Lansing NeighborhoodYouth Corps

SCHOOL (S) Tri County, Ingham, Eaton,Clinton

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL' Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 183 Dropout prevention MINORITY 66% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION No FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property 60% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area HANDICAPPEDUnavailable STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Rome economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Student salaries 100% PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL CO)PENTS Students, who are considered economically counseling in the program along with theirwork experiences. disadvantaged, receive professional

PROGRAM Russ Maples DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT I. Carl Candoli 519 W. Kalamazoo St. OR PRESIDENT Lansing School District Lansing MI 48910 519 W. Kalamazoo St (517) 485-8161 Lansing MI 48910 (517) 485-8161

114 Pontiac Health Occupations Program

SCHOOL(S) Waterford Kettering, Waterford Mott, and Waterford Township H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 90% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y32es AR FAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM John Carter SUPERINTENDENT John Pagen DIRECTOR 6020 Pontiac Lake Rd OR PRESIDENT Waterford Schools Pontiac MI 48054 6020 Pontiac Lake Rd (313) 674-0444 Pontiac MI 48054 (313) 674-0444

Lakeview High School Dental Assistant Program

SCHOOL(S) Lakeview H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 58 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 78% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS In the preparatory classes, which include experiencesin a dentalclinic, activitiesare monitored by a closed-circuit television which enables all students to observe training sessions.

PROGRAM Charlene Hazelwood SUPERINTENDENT R. L. Klingman DIRECTOR 21100 Eleven Mile OR PRESIDENT Lakeview Public Schools St. Clair Shores MI 48082 25901 Jefferson St. Clair Shores MI 48081 (313) 771-0200

115 Wayne County Neighborhood Youth CorpsIn-Schocl Program

SCHOOL(S) 18 area districts

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 500 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 72% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 15% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Job counseling for students is provided by the State EsEloyment Service Office. In some cases, enrollees can select NYC instead of an elective class for grauuation credit.

PROGRAM Frank Davis SUPERINTENDENT Willia Simmons DIRECTOR 33030 Van Born Rd OR PRESIDENT Wayne County Intermediate S.D. Wayne MI 48184 33030 an Born Rd (313) 278-3222 Wayne MI 48184 (313) 278-3222

Duluth Neighborhocd Youth Corps In-School Program

SCHOOL (S) Duluth Public Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 66 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 65% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health cccupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The Youth-Tutoring-Youth Program, as part of the total NYC Program, provides an opportunity for enrollees to tutor students with special needs in education.

PROGRAM Jack P. Stebe SUPERINTENDENT Richard B. Pearson DIRECTOR Central High School OR PRESIDENT Independent School District 709 Duluth MN 55811 226 N. First Ave E. (218) 722-6343 Duluth MN 55802 (218) 722-4731

116 Hopkins Eisenhower High School Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Hopkins Eisenhower H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 34 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORIoneTY N40% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES' Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS A team of eight teachers works with students daily and a full-time p,'ice officer provides assistance to students who need legal advice.

PROGRAM Clinton Kasma SUPERINTENDENT G. J. Greenawalt DIRECTOR 1001 Highway 7 OR PRESIDENT District 274 Hopkins MN 5534', 1001 Highway 7 (612) 935-5571 Hopkins MN 55343 (612)935-5571

St. Paul Career Study Center

SCHOOL(S) Career Study Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 70 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 0% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 333% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health cccupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office cccupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program is designed for the educationally handicapped student.

PROGRAM Kenneth E. Osvold SUPERINTENDENT George P. Young DIRECTOR 515 Kenny Rd OR PRESIDENT District 625 St. Paul Public Schools St. Paul MN 55101 630 Coltorne (612) 223-4801 St. Paul MN 55102 (612) 298-5050

111 Itasca State Junior College Pulp and Paper Technology Program

SCHOOL(S) Itasca State J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 28 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training TY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y90es AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM James Spooner SUPERINTENDENT Harold Wilson DIRECTOR Route Three OR PRESIDENT Grand Rapids MN 55744 (218) 326-9451

Rochester State Junior College Associate Degree Nursing (AD N)Program

SCHOOL(S) Rochester State J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 542 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 90% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 99% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None

PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Foundations, Hospitals , ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program may be different from similar ADN programs in that students are admitted every quarter and can extend their training over any length of time to complete the program.

PROGRAM Linnea Morrison- SUPERINTENDENT Charles Hill DIRECTOR Rochester State J.C. OR PRESIDENT Rochester State J.C. Rochester MN 55901 Highway 14 East (507) 288-6101 Rochester MN 55901 (507) 288-6101

118 Edgevood Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP)

SCHOOL(S) Edgevood Junior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 15% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None

PRIVATE SUPPORT Now-, ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM David Anderson SUPERINTENDENT S. Witter DIRECTOR 5100 N. EdgevoodDr OR PRESIDENT School District 621 St. Paul MN 55112 North Hamlin Ave (612) 784-9600 St. Paul MN 55104 (612) 636-3650

Booneville Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Booneville and Thraser H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 34% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 34% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agrculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education tiELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Dorothy Cole SUPERINTENDENT Lex Cain DIRECTOR Booneville B.S. OR, PRESIDENT Prentiss Co School System Boonville MS 38829 P. O. Box 147 (601) 728-5445 Booneville MS 38829 (601) 728-4911

119 P.H. Watkins High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL (S) R. H. Watkins H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 106 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10t JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 43T LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school prop2rty HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single irdustry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The DECA Program was rated second place for. Chaptor of the Year at the 1972 NationalConvention. Also, students have rated comparably in individual competitive events.

PROGRAM Dewey Blackledge SUPER TNTENDENT Frans, Warnock DIRECTOR P.O. Box 447 OR PRESIDENT Laurel City Schools Laurel MS 39440 Beacon St (601) 426-6407 Laurel MS 39440 (601) 428-4643

Hinds Junior College Inhalation Therapy Technology Program

SCHOOL (S) Rinds J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENFOLDMENT 19 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 35t JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 25% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Tom Woods SUPERINTENDENT Robert Mayo DIRECTOR 3925 Sunset Dr OR PRESIDENT Hinds J.C. Jackson MS 39213 3925 Sunset Dr (601) 366-1405 Jackson MS 39213 (601) 366-1405

120 Hinds Junior College Dental Assistant Technology Proogram

SCHCOL(S) Hinds J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecoi dary ENROLLMENT 15 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training 'MINORITY 12/ JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 1 00% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 10u% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Mary Ann Douglas SUPERINTENDENT Robert Mayo DIRECTOR 3925 Sunset Dr OR PRESIDENT Hinds J.C. Jackson MS 39213 3(125 Sunset Dr (601) 366-1405 Jackson MS 39213 (601) 366-1405

Hinds Junior College Operating Room Technolcgy Program

SCHOOL (S) Hinds J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 201 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 1001 LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Catherine Middleton SUPERINTENDENT Robert Mayo DIRECTOR 3925 Sunset Dr OR PRESIDENT Hinds J.C. Jackson MS 39213 3925 Sunset. Dr (601) 366-1405 Jackson MS 39213 (601) 366-1405

121 Hinds Junior College Practical Nurse Program

SCHOOL(S) Hinds J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 172 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI 40% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 991 LOCATION CF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM J. R. Baddley SUPERINTENDENT Robert Mayo DIRECTOR Hinds Junior College OR PRESIDENT Hinds J.C. Raymond MS 39154 3925 Sunset Dr (601) 857-5261 Jackson MS 39213 (601)366-1405

Hinds Junior College Medical Record Technology Program

SCHOOL(S) Hinds J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training KINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gwen Green SUPERINTENDENT Robert Mayo DIRECTOR Hinds Junior College OR PRESIDENT Hinds J.C. Raymond CS 39154 3925 Sunset Dr (601)857-5261 Jackson MS 39213 (601) 366-1405

122 Columbia Cooperative Work Experience Program

SCHOOL ( S) Hickman H.S., Jefferson, West, and Oakland Junior H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Trade and industrial-

REIMBURSED EXPENSE A percentage of wages of disadvantaged students PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Along with job-related instruction, students are required to enroll in a 2-hour English and social studies class which is specially adopted for students in the program.

PROGRAM Jay Willows SUPERINTENDENT Robert Shaw DIRECTOR 1104 N. Providence OR PRESIDENT Columbia School District Columbia MO 65201 1002 Rangeline (374) 449-7241 Columbia MO 65201 (314) 449-3133

Hillsboro High School Cooperative Work-Study Program

SCHOOL(S) Hillsboro H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY None JOB -RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 12% ')CATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y60es AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS % Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Edgar Bradford SUPERINTENDENT Marvin Johnson DIRECTOR 415 S. Fifth St OR PRESIDENT Hillsboro R-3 De Soto SO 63020 Box 218 (314) 586-5834 Hillsboro HO 63050 (314) 789-2300

123 Perryville Neighborhood Youth Corps

ScHCOL(S) Perryville Public Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 15 Dropout prevention MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property 75% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region HANDICAPPEDNone STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPAT/CNAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 15% Trade and irdustrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE. SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Thomas Paul DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT W. M. Miller Box M 403 Glendale OR PRESIDENT Perryville School District Flat River MO 63601 Box 327 (314) 431-0002 Perryville MO 63775 (3141 547-4112

Ruskin High School Distributive EducationProgram

SCHOOL(S) Ruskin H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration 130 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes MINORITY 1% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property FEMALE 30% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community HANDICAPPED 5% STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y60 es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Blaine Steck DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT ToForaker 111th & Slue Rdg Ext OR PRESIDENT Consolidated School District 1 Kansas City MO 64134 10901 Blue Ridge (816) 761-5514 Hickmen Mills MO 64134 (816) 761-6111

124 Missouri High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Missouri H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 150 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60q LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y50es AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % Trade and industrial ACTIVE ONION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Johnson SUPERINTENDENT J. A. He son DIRECTOR 152 Oakside OR PRESIDENT University CityPublic School Kirkwood MO 63122 7401 Ralson Ave (314) 727 -1070 University City MO 63030 (314) 727-1070

Pattonville High School Cooperative Occupational Education (COE) Program

SCHOOL(S) Pattonville H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 370 Career exploration MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 45% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Auburn Tindall SUPERINTENDENT James Estman DIRECTOR 2497 Creve Coeur Rd CR PRESIDENT Pattonville R-3 School District Maryland Heights MO 63043 115 Harding Ave (314) 739-5000 Maryland Heights MO 63043 (314) 739-5000

125 Perryville Senior High Schocl Cooperative Work Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Perryville Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 34 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS In addition to the enrollees in the program at Perryville, private school students also participate in the program. All students attend classes together under the direction of one teacher.

PROGRAM Bernice Huber SUPERINTENDENT K. E. Vance DIRECTOR Perryville H.S. OR PRESIDENT Perryville District 32 Perryvilte MO 63775 College and Edwards (314j 547-6527 Perryville MO 63775 (314) 547-6527

Ce tral High School Work-Study Program

SCHOOL (S) Central H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 52 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 8% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health cccupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 40% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM David Berryman SUPERINTENDENT J. E. Kuklenski DIRECTOR 815 Sherman St OR PRESIDENT School District of Springfield R-12 Springfield MO 65802 940 N. Jefferson (417) 862-9211 Springfield MO 65802 (417) 862-9211

126 Forest Park Ccmmunity College Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCH OOL(S) Forest Park C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 99% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Health occupations BELATED PLACEMENTS 50% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Technical occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Tuition, books, student salary PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Daniel Williams SUPERINTENDENT Paul Connole DIRECTOR 6105 Delmar OR PRESIDENT St Louis Junior College District St Louis MO 63112 5801 Wilson Ave (314) 727-4700 St Louis MO 63110 (314) 644-6400

Project STA Y

SCHOOLS) Soldan H.S., Enright MiddleSchool

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 305 PRI*4ARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 55% LOCATION CF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Lamar Smith SUPERINTENDENT Clyde Miller DIRECTOR 5331 Enright OR PRESIDENT St Louis Board of Education St Louis MO 63112 5875 Delmar (314) 862-0243 St Louis MO 631.12 (314) 727-8880

127 O'Fallon Technical Center Cooperative Business Education Work Experience Frogram

CHOOL (S) O'Fallon Technical Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 509 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 95% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school pioperty HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS FINDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT J0.13 SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jay Katz SUPERINTENDENT Clyde Miller DIRECTOR 5101 Northrup Ave OR PRESIDENT St. Louis Board of Education St. Louis MO 63110 5101 Northrup Ave (314) 776-2215 St. LOuis MO 63110 (314) 231-3720

O'Fallon Technical Center Cooperative Trade and Industrial Work Experience Program

SCHOOL (S) O'Fallon Technical Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 60% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 20W LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS BO'S' ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jay Katz SUPERINTENDENT Clyde Miller DIRECTOR 5101 Northrup Ave OR PRESIDENT St. Louis Board of Education St. Louis MO 63110 5101 Northrup Ave (314)776-2215 St. Louis MO 63110 (314) 231-3720

129 St. Louis Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Public and parochialschools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 [BINARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 99% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 15% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE. Student salaries PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS The NYC Goes-to-Industry Program provides pre-industrial orientation and skill-training for disadvantaged youth.

PROGRAM Daniel Williams SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 6105 Delmar Blvd OR PRESIDENT St. Louis MO 63112 (314) 727-4700

South Grand Work-Study High School Program

SCHOOL (S) South Grand Work-Study H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 240 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 5099%% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS RO% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPI'ORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The total school population is enrolled for the purpose of preparing students for supervised work experience. The South Grand rAork-Study Program, therefore, is a total school effort.

PROGRAM Peter Rein SUPERINTENDENT Clyde Miller DIRECTOR 5101 Northrup Ave OR PRESIDENT St. Louis Public Schools St. Louis MO 63110 911 Locust (314) 664-1111 St. Louis MO 63110 (314) 231-3720

129 St. Charles High School Cooperative Office Occupations (COO)Program

SCHOOL (S) St. Charles H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 28 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 22% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Lena Ellis SUPERINTENDENT Frank (claw DIRECTOR 1521 Boonslick OR PRESIDENT St. Charles City St. Charles MO63301 Kingshighway E Waverly (314) 724-7953 St. Charles MO 63301 (314) 723-1722

St. Louis Off-Campus Work-Study Program

SCHOOL (S) St. Louis Public Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 200 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 75% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y78es AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Besides contributing to student wages, employers have provided typewriters, furniture and audiovisual equipment as supplemental training materials.

PROGRAM Peter C. Rein SUPERINTENDENT Clyde C. Miller DIRECTOR 5101 Northrup Ave OF PRESIDENT St. Louis Public Schools St. Louis MO 63110 5101 Northrup Ave (314) 776-2444 St. Louis MO 63110 (314)776-2444

130 Missouri Southern State College Internship Public Accounting Program

SCHCOL(S) Missouri Southern State College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 10 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration Unavailable JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION YPS Fn5%MINORITY LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jameo Worthington SUPERINTENDENT Leon Billingsly DIRECTOR Missouri Southern OR PRESIDENT Missouri Southern State College Joplin MO 64801 Newman E Duquesne Rd (417) 624-8100 Joplin MO 64801 (417) 624-8181

ThreeRivers Community CollegeOccupational EducationProgram

SCHOOL (S) Three Rivers C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 170 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 12/ JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 55% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agricultbre ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 98% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Paul Hillis SUPERINTENDENT H. Westover DIRECTOR 507 Vine St OR PRESIDENT Three Rivers C.C. Poplay Bluff MO 63901 507 Vine St (314) 785-7794 Poplar MO 63901 (314) 785-7794

131 State Fair Ccmmunity Ccllege Business Management Program

SCHOCL(S) State Fair C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 110 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 201 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 21 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS In this 2-year program, summer internship provides OJT between freshman and sophomore years. A 1-year certificate is given students completing their 1st year and internship. Youth club activities are anintegral '-artof the trainingprogram.

PROGRAM Dale Yelton SUPERINTENDENT Fred Davis DIRECTOR 1900 Clarendon Road OR PRESIDENT State Fair C.C. District Sedalia MO 85301 1900 Clarendon Road (816) 826-7100 Sedalia MO 65301 (816) E26-7100

Trenton Junior College Mid-Management Program

SCHOOL(S) Trenton J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 12 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 16% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 8% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PRCGRAM Phillip Schlarb SUPERINTENDENT William Ray DIRECTOR Box 279 OR PRESIDENT Trenton J.C. Trenton MO 64683 1301 Main St (816) 359-3948 Trenton MO 64683 (816) 359-3948

132 Fort Benton High School CooperativeTrades and IndustryProgram

SCHCCL(S) Fort Benton H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 31 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Instructional packages have been developed specially for supplementto individualized studies. the program as a

PROGRAM W. J. Hoppes SUPERINTENDENT W. J. Hoppes DIRECTOR 1820 Washington OR PRESIDENT Fort Benton Public Schools Fort Benton MT 59442 1820 Washington (406) 622-3213 port Benton MT 59442 (406) 622-3213

Missoula Cooperative Education Program

SCHCOL(S) Hellgate and Sentinel a.s.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secnndary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT Unavailable Occupational training MINORITY 3 % JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 58% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 4% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PRCGRAM Jeffrey Dietz SUPERINTENDENT George Zellick DIRECTOR 915 S. Ave West OR PRESIDENT Missoula County High Schools Missoula MT 59801 915 S. Ave West (406)728-2400 Missoula MT 51801 (406) 728-2400

131 Seeley-Swan High School Summer Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Seeley-Swan H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 129 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 281 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 4% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jeffrey Dietz SUPERINTENDENT George Zellick DIRECTOR 915 S. Ave West OR PRESIDENT Missoula County High Schools Missoula MT 59801 915 S. Ave Rest (406) 728-2400 Missoula MT 59801 (406) 728-2400 - - -

Butte Vocational Technical Center Work-Study Program

SCHOOL(S) Butte Vocational Technical Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 550 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION No FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 101 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Carl Hager SUPERINTENDENT Kenneth Olson DIRECTOR 404 S. Wyoming St OR PRESIDENT School District 1 Butte MT 59701 111 N. Montana St (406) 792-4256 Butte MT 59701 (406) 792-1660

134 Butte Vocational Technical Center Miner Entry Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Butte Vocational Technical Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 249 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 201 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 1% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 N OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The Department of Labor, the Department of the Interior and HEW provide services to the program, however, th3se services ar.4 administered through the Bureau of Mines. These agencies assist in the recruitment of trainees, the development of curriculum, OJT and job placement for training. PROGRAM Maurice Driscoll SUPERINTENDENT Kenneth Olson DIRECTOR 404 S. Wyoming OR PRESIDENT School District. 1 Butte MT 59701 111 N. Montana St (406) 792-4256 Butte MT 59701 (406) 792-1660

Missoula Technical Center Work-Study Program

SCHOOL(S) Missoula Technical Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 215 FRI MARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 4% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION No FEMALE 58% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 7% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jon Pozega SUPERINTENDENT George Zellick DIRECTOR 909 S. Ave West OR PRESIDENT Missoula Technical Center Missoula MT 59801 909 S. Ave West (406) 728-2400 Missoula NT 59801 (406) 728-2400

135 AinsworthHigh Schocl CooperativeOccupational EducationProgram

SCHOOL(S) Ainsworth H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secon y ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occup. _oval training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE N401 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Fartzing region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AlEAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Dean Jochem SUPERINTENDENT Edwin Cramer DIRECTOR 252 N. Elm OR PRESIDENT District 10 Ainsworth NE 69210 Box 69 (402) 387-2135 Ainsworth NE 69210 (402) 387-2333

Blair High School Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Blair H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 45 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupat.ional training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE N421 I%ATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 69% Health cccupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office cccupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Pat Nanette SUPERINTENDENT B. E. Krantz DIRECTOR 1666 Wilbur Dr OR PRESIDENT District 1 Blair NE 68008 Blair C.C. (402) 426-2847 Blair NE 680043 (402) 426-4941

136 Nebraska Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program

SCHOOL(S) Schools in 11 county areas

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Seconda:y ENROLLMENT 160 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 37% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALY. 52% -LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region 2% STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAT Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc Office occupations Technical occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Since many of the enrollees are Spanish speaking, the and tutors for bilingual stulents. program provides aides

PROGRAM Phil Waggoner SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR Box 746 OR PRESIDENT Chadron NE 69337 (308) 432-3393

Columbus Senior High School Marketing Program

SCHOOL (S) Columbus Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 115 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes PENAL/ 55% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area 5% STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None FRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Leon Wragge SUPERINTENDENT James Herfkins DIRECTOR 2200 26th St OR PRESIDENT Columbus Public Schools Columbus NE 68601 2508 27th St (402) 564-3224 Columbus NE 68601 (402) 564-2864

1 37 Elba Diversified Occupations (DO) Program

SCHOOL(S) Elba Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary EN ROLLN ENT 12 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY Non18e JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE % LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farmingregion STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL griculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y25es AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS % Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gene Wray SUPERINTENDENT Clinton Wells DIRECT OR Box 74 OR PRESIDENT District 103 Elba NE 68835 Box 56 (30B) 863-2701 ElbaNE 68835 (308) 863-2541

Ralston High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Ralston H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 120 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 67% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% /NDUSTR IAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 62% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Reno Pfeil SUPERINTENDENT Robert Abel DI RECT OR 922 Main OR PRESIDENT School Districtof Ralston Elkhorn NE 68022 7605 Park Dr (402) 289-2672 Ralston NE 68127 (402) 331-4700

133 Diller Community Schools Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Diller Community Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 67 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Banks ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Duringthe NYC Program in the summer, students are given an opportunity to tour places of interest as a supplement to training and as a means of motivating students for work experiences.

PROGRAM Clel hiller SUPERINTENDENT Stanley Craushaw DIRECTOR Box 273 OR PRESIDENT Diller Community Schools Fairbury NE 68352 Box 8 (402) 729-2278 Diller NE 68352 (402)793-5570

Hastings High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOLS) Hastings H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 68 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 4% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 37% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 8% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 54 % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The business community has provided facilities fortraining, teachingaids and equipment such as cash registers and scales for student use in the school.

PROGRAM Duane Biede SUPERINTENDENT Tom Keating DIRECTOR 438 Sunset Dr OR PRESIDENT Hastings Public Schools Hastings NE 68901 419 N. Hastings (402) 463-4487 Hastings NE 68901 (402) 462-5124

139 Westside High School Distributive!ducation Program

SCHOOLiS) Westside H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 107 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 7% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS BELATED PLACEMENTS 41% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Norm

PROGRAM Dale Fuerst SUPERINTENDENT H. Vaugh Phelps

DIRECTOR 8701 Pacific St ' OR PRESIDENT School District 66 Omaha NE 68114 78 and Cass St (402) 391-0646 Omaha NE 68124 (402) 391-0646

Ravenna High School Cooperative Office Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Ravenna H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 8 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB -REL ATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS TINDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 25% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Theprogram provides for a 2-hour class in office practice in a completely equipped lab. In the last 9 weeks of the program students work in an office simulation program for training.

PROGRAM Jerome SUPERINTENDENT Merle Peterson DIRECTOR 420 Buell Ave OR PRESIDENT Ravenna Public Schools Ravenna NE 68869 740 Carthage (308) 452-3249 Ravenna NE 68869 (308) 452-3249

140 Wauneta High School Diversified Occupations Program

SCHOOL (S) Wauneta H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 6 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 1% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM David Cregger SUPERINTENDENT Billy Matthews DIRECTOR Wauneta High School OR PRESIDENT Wauneta School District 31 Wauneta NE 69045 Box 368 (308) 394-5619 Wauneta NE 69045 (308) 394-5700

Carson High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Carson H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 210 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off schocl property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm ccmmunity STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health cccupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE ZtPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM V.R. Spofford SOPERINTTNDENF Jchn Hawkins DIRECTOR P. O. Box 570 OR PRESIDENT Carson City Schools Carson City NV 89701 P. 0.Eox 603 (702) 882-6.152 Ca-cson City NV 89701 (702) 882-1313

141 Clark County Vocational Work-Study Program

SCHOOL(S) Clark County Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 25% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailatle Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The school's NYC, Special Education and Wcrk Study Programshave been coordinated and consolidated with the district's Work-Study Program.

PROGRAM RaymondSturm SUPERINTENDENT Kenny Guinn DIRECTOR 2832E. Flamingo Rd OR PRESIDENT Clark Connty School District Las Vegas NV 89121 2832 E. naming° Rd (702) 736-5404 Las Vegas NV 89121 (702) 736-5404

Las Vegas Urban High School Cooperative Work Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Las Vegas Urban H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Varied MINORITY 30% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 70% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Since students can attend classes at night, they may choose to work full or part-time during the regular working day and attend school in the evening.

PROGRAM Gerald Hunt SUPERINTENDENT Kenny Guinn DIRECTOR 401 S. Ninth St OF PRESIDENT Clark County School District Las Vegas NV 89101 2832 E. Flamingo (702) 384-7147 Las Vegas NV 89101 (702) 736-5011

142 Reno Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHCOL(S) Reno, Sparks, Proctor Hug, Earl Wooster H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 375 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 6% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 55% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Heath occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office cccupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUP7oRT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM James Eardley SUPERINTENDENT Marvin Picollo DIRECFCR 395 Booth Ave OR PRESIDENT Washoe County School ristrict Reno NV 89502 425 E. Ninth St (702) 329-8679 Reno NV 89502 (702) 786-2540

Tonopah High School Distributive Education

SCHOOL(S) Tonopah H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5%' JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 68% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNi,L Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Croghan SUPERINTENDENT J. G. Johnson DIRECTOR P.O. Box 62 OR PRESIDENT Nye County School. District Tonopah NV 89049 Box 113 (702y 482-6644 Tonopah NV 89049 (702) 482-6258

143 Colebrook Academy Cuopertive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Colebrook Academy

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational tra.-ing MINORITY Nonn JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE Nor LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 13 Unavailable OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y.r!s AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Rurrill SUPEPINTPNDENr Stephen DeR DIRECTOR Colebrook Academy OR PRESIDENT Colebrook school District Colebrook NH 03576 Main St (603) 237-4426 Colebrook NH 03576 (603) 237 -5571

Keene High School Complete Occupational Educational Development Program

SCHOOL(S) Keene H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 400 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB-RELATFD INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS X38% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Advisory service ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Plans to provide cooperativeopportunities for academic students at-e in progress. This implies that students interE:..d in medicine, law, education, etc., will he incltded in the program.

PROGRAM John Riesenberq SUPERINPENDENT John Day DIRECTOR Keene High Sch4o1 OR PPESIDENT Supervisory Union 29 Keene NH 03431 1 Elm St (603) 357-3654 Keene NH 03431 (603) 352-0820 a

144 NewportHigh School WorkExperience Program

SCBCOL(S) NewportR.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 70 JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Dropout prevention MINORITY None Yes FEMALE 'LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property 307 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry HANDICAPPEDNone STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes OCCDPATICHAL Distributive education BELATED PLACEMENTS AREAS Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION 60% Home economics No Office cccupationm Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ALDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Richard Kelly DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT Gordon Flint Newport High School OF PRESIDENT New Hampshire School Union 43 Newport NH 03773 11 Main St (603) 863-3540 Newport NH 03773 (603) 863-3540

Merrimack Valley Regional High School WorkExperience Program

SCHOOL (5) Merrimack Valley Regiona3 H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIBARY PURPOSE Career exploration ENROLLMENT 42 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes MINORITY None LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property FEMALE 50% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community hANDICAPPED 157 STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAI Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 96% Distribuive education ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Health occupations No Home economics Office occupations Technical-occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Ralph Van Horn DIRECTOR Merrimack H.S. SUPERINTENDENT Willies Heston OF PRESIDENT Merrimack Valley School District Penacook NH 03301 Center St (603) 75'.-4311 Penacook NV 03301 (603) 753-6561

145 Conval Regional High School Cooperative Education Diversified Program

SCHOOL (S) -1nval Regional H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY Non JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 35e% LOCATION OF JOB SITFS Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program has developed mini courses utilizing businessmen in the community as resources.

PROGRAM Charles Pieterse SUPERINTENDENT Raymond Edwards DIRECTOR Route 202 North OR PRESIDENT Contoocook Valley Scnool District Peterborough NH 03458 Route 202 North (603) 924 -6363 Peterborough NH 03458 (603) 924-3336

Dover High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Dover H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 2 00 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELPTED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPP ?D 20% INDUSTRIAL SETT'aG Major industrial area STUDENTS UN'"..n 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The advisory committee contributes to students' employment portfolios and contact hits. Also, this committee provides reading materials, sponsors a job fair and an employer reception.

PROGRAM %. Richard Henley SUPERINTENDENT Frederick Walker DIRECTOR South Newington OR PRESIDENT Supervisory Union 11 Portsmouth NH 03820 Central Ave (603) 436-8870 Dover NH 03820 (603) 742-6400

146 Salem High School Cooperative Education irograa

SCHOOL(S) Salem H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 54% LOCATION CF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroca community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS 10% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS seniors in the program are offered full-time employment upon graduation.

PROGRAM Deborah Blozom SUPERINTENDENT Paul Johnson DIRECTOR Salem H.S. OR PRESIDENT Salem School District Salem NH 03079 Main St (603) 893-3515 Salem NH 03079 (603) 893-3515

Asbury Park Neighborhood Youth Zotps In-School Program

SCHOOL(S) Asbury Park Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 45% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The pro ram provides medical and psychological services as well as counseling and remedial instruction for students.

PROGRAM William Waldeyer SUPERINTENDENT Donald Smith DIRECTOR 1200 Bangs Ave OR PRESIDENT Asbury Park Board of Education Asbury Park NJ 07712 1506 Park Avenue (201) 988-4085 Asbury Park NJ 07712 (201) 775-1310

147 Bridgeton Senior High School Hospital Employees Training Program

SCHCOL(S) Bridgeton Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 41 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 491 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 981 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNona INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM B. A. Moak SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Mullen DIRECTOR Bridgeton H.S. OR PRESTDENT Bridgeton Board of Education Fridgeton NJ 08302 Junior H.S. , Broad St (609j 451-6400 Bridgeton NJ 08302 (6091 451-5680

Fast Brunswick High School Home Economics Related Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOLS) East Brunswick H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 27 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Redroca community STrJENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS urIATED PLACEMENTS 60% V.TIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVLTE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS A new program was implemented this year in which co-op students in hone economics joined the cooperative industrial classes for English and history courses.

PROGRAM Shirley Morton SUPERINTENDENT Mar Shaw DIRECTOR 24 Perry Road OR PRESIDENT E. Brunswick Board of Education E. Brunswick NJ 08816 22 Milltoon Rd (201) 249-7348 E. Brunswick NJ 08816 120), 257-8300

148 A4.

Wilson School Distributive Education Program for IncarceratedYouth

SCHOOL(S) .Wilson School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 24 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 501 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEKA None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS for students is conductedThis weekly. program includes delinquents from all parts of theState. Group therapy

PROGRAM Gene Delnick SUPERINTENDENT C. W. Houston DIRECTOR Box 500 OR PRESIDENT Wilson School Jamesburg NJ 08831 Box 500 (201) 521-0030 Jamesburg NJ 08831 (201) 521-0030

Jersey City Cooperative Bank Training Program for Boys

SCHOOL (S) Dickinson, Ferris, Lincoln and Snyder H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES U.S. Trust Co., N.Y. HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 91% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Bank ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Joseph Cosgrove SUPERINTENDENT Robert Coyle DIRECTOR 239 Burgen Ave OR PRESIDENT Jersey City School System Jersey City NJ 07305 100 Newkirk St (201) 433-6000 Jersey City NJ 07306 (201) 433-6000

149 New Brunswick Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP)

SCHOOL (5) New Rrunswick Junior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 85% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 45% LOCATION CF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDEb 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS Nct applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS The program serves primarily special education students.

PRCGRAM Thomas Smith SUPERINTENDENT Charles Durant DIRECTOR 216 Livingston Ave OR PRESIDENT New Brunswick Board of Education New Brunswick NJ 08901 Bayard St (201) 247-2600 New Brunswick NJ 08901 (201) 247-2600

New Brunswick High School Neighborhood Youth Corps

Suri3OL(S) New Brunswick H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 37 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 95% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 65% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Frank Woods SUPERINTENDENT Charles Durant DIRECTOR 24 Bayard St OR PRESIDENT New Brunswick Board of Education New Brunswick NJ 08901 24 Bayard St (201) 247-2600 Now Brunswick NJ 08901 (201) 247-2600

150 Broadway Junior High School Work Experienca and Career FxplcrationProgram (WECEP)

SCHOOL(S) Broadway Junior B.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 23 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 10% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Theprogram along with providing for dropout-prone youth, is also designed for the disadvantaged student.

PROGRAM Carl Brenner SUPERINTENDENT Edward Pfeffer DIRECTOR 633 Broadway OR PRESIDENT Newark Board of Education Newark NJ 07104 633 Broadway (201) 733-7075 Newark NJ 07104 (201) 733-6918

Hubbard Junior High School Work Experience andCareer Exploration Program (WECEP)

--SCHOOL(S) Hubbard Junior H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 30% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATF PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE 1NION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Stanley Davis SUPERINTENDENT Russell Carpenter DIRECTOR 711 Plainfield Ave OR PRESIDENT Plainfield Public Schools Plainfield NJ 07060 504 Madison Ave (201) 561-9077 Plainfield NJ 07060 (201) 757-7000

151 New Jersey Mobile Vocational Education Program

SCHCOL(S) All schools in State

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 5000 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMME 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES In mobile unit HANDICAPPED 30% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT .JOB SITE Yes AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNIOT PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Employment orientation is demonstrated by 10 mobile units which regularly visit schools and penal institutions for a 1-month stay.

PROGRAM John R. Wyllie SUPERINTRNDENT Stephen Poliacik DIRECTOR 225 V. State St OR PRESIDENT State Department of Education Trenton NJ 08625 225 W. State St (609) 292-5119 Trenton NJ 08625

Trenton Central High School Summer Employment Orientation Program

SCHOOL(S) Trenton Central H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 250 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 501 LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Carl Vizzoni SUPERINTRNDENT Salvadore Flores DIRECTOR Trenton Central H.S. OR PRESIDENT Trenton Board of Education Trenton NJ 08611 95 Stockton St (609) 396-7646 Trenton NJ 08611 (609) 396-7646

152 Trenton Neighborhood Youth CorpsIn-School Program

SCHOOL(S) Trenton Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 163 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 92% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 82% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Colmunity non-profit agencies HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Nct applicable Technical occupations ACTIVE ONION PARTICIPATION No Trade and Industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE- None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS The program includes the Youth-Tutoring-Youth Program fcrenrollees to tutor other students with special educational needs.

PROGRAM W. E. Morgan SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Flores DIRECTOR 432 Princeton Ave OF PRESIDENT Trenton District Trenton NJ 08618 9 S. Stocton St (609) 989-9740 Trenton NJ 08609 (609) 396-7646

Bergen Community College Retail Business Management CooperativeWork Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Bergen C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 46 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICBAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jack Crespin SUPERINTENDENT Sidney Silverman DIRECTOR 41 Clark St OF PRESIDENT Bergen C.C. Cresskill NJ 07626 400 Paramus Rd Paramus NJ 07652 (201) 568-2851 (201) 447-1500

153 Community College of Morris Secretarial ScienceProgram SCHOOL(S) County College of Morris

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 107 Occupational training MINORITY 3% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OP JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community Unavailable STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SIT:: Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 92% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Dominick Orefice DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT Sherman Masten Center Grove Rd OR PRESIDENT County Collage of Morris Dover NJ 07801 Center Grove Rd (201) 361-5000 Dover NJ 07n1 (201)361-5000

County College of Morris Secretarial CooperativeVocational Education Program SCHOOL(S) County College of Morris

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 37 Occupational training MINORITY 15N JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area 3% STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITF Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS With the use of materialsprovided Rehabilitation Center, students analyse their needs by the Universi'y of Minnesota and nays of achieving their goals. and interests and assess potential opportunities

PROGRAM R. T. Fruehlin DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT Sherman Masten 6 Raleigh Court OR PRESIDENT County College of Morris Morristown NJ 07960 Center Grove Rd (201) 539-8450 Dover NJ 07801 (201) 3E1-5000

154 Gloucester County College Work-Stduy Program

SCHOOL(s) Gloucester County College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 10 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Unavailable FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Office occupations ACAEEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicatle ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gene Hawkins SUPERINTENDENT William Apetz DIRECTOR Tanyard and Salina Rd OR PRESIDENT Sewell NJ 08080 (609) 468-5000

Somerset County College Cooperative Education Program'

SCHOOL (S) Somerset County College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 33% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEdIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Kahrmann SUPERINTENDENT Walter Schoen DIRECTOR P.O. Box 3300 OR PRESIDENT Somerville NJ 08876 (201) 526-1200

155 Asbury Park Middle School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP)

ScHoOL(S) Asbury Park Middle School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 90X JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 20% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yea OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE !,NION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURS1D EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Curcio SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 1506 Park Ave OR PRESIDENT Asbury Park NJ 07712 (201) 988-4004

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Cape May Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP)

SCHOOL(S) Cape May County ocationcl Technical Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 27% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 13% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property BANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nn

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM John Gourley SUPERINTENDENT R. Toft DIRECTOR Crest Haven Road OR PRESIDENT County Vocational Technical Center MayNJ08210 Crest Raven Road (609)) 465-4117 Cape May NJ 08210 (609) 465-4117

196 New Jersey Residential Manpower Center (J ob Corps)

SCHOOL (S) New Jersey Residential Manpower Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 312 PRI MARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 85% JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 78% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION NC

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry, Private individuals ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Basic education in the pro) ram is provided through programmed ins truction.

PROGRAM Thomas Highsmith SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR Plainfield Ave ORPRESIDENT Edison NJ 08817 (201)985-1939

De ma rest Junior High School Work E xcerience and Ca reer Exploration Program (WECEP)

SCHOOL (S) Demarest Junior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMA2Y PURr2OSE Dropout preven: ion MINORITY 63% JCB-REL ATE!) INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 321 LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOBsuf.. Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Nona

PROGRAM Betsey Langley SUPERINTENDENT Thomas McFeely DI R ECTOR Fourth & Garden St OR PRESIDENT Hoboken Schools Hoboken NJ 07030 Fourth 6 Garden St (201) 659-1966 Hoboken NJ 07030 (201) 659-1966

157 Rancocas Valley Diversified Occupations Education Program Adults and Out-of-School Youth

SCHOOL(S) Rancocas Valley Regional H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 40 FRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 301 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE Tuition expenses PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM George Bulotovich SUPERINTENDENT Frederick Evans DIRECTOR Jacksonville Rd OR PRESIDENT Rancocas Valley Regional H.S. Mount Holly NJ 08060 Jacksonville Rd (609) 267-0830 Mount Holly NJ 08060 (609) 267-0830

Paterson Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOLS) All city schools in Paterson

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 148 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career oxp'oration MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Home economic: RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM William Shipp SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Gica DIRECTOR 86 17th Ave OR PRESIDENT Paterson Board of Education Paterson NJ 075 13 33 Church St (201) 523-8308 Paterson NJ 07505 (201) 271-2121

158 Paterson Work Experience and Career ExplorationProgram (WECEP)

SCHOOL(s) Dept. of Special Services

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 120 Dropout prevention MINORITY 951 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property 25% INDUSTRIAL SETTING HANDICAPPED 5% STUDENTS UNDER 16 Major industrial area Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACALEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Net applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION. Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program is designed for disadvantaged andhandicapped youth.

PROGRAM Arnold Sacknary DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT Michael Gioia 33 Church St OP PRESIDENT Paterson Board of Education Paterson NJ 07305 33 Church St (201) 271-2121 Paterson NJ 07505 (201) 271-2121

Union County Technical Institute CooperativeProgram in Engineering

SCHOOL (S) Union County Technical Institute

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training 75 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION MINORITY 10% Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area 1% STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Technical occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOT1 SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

1,EIMBURSED EXPENSE Nont PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Joseph Shelley SUPERINTENDENT George H. Baxel DIRECTOR 1776 Raritan Rd OR PRESIDENT Union County Technical Institute Scotch Plains 4J 07076 1776 Raritan Rd (201) 889-2060 Scotch Plains NJ 07075 (201)889-2000

159 Albuquerque Hiyh School Cooperative Office Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Albuquerque H.S.

F, CATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 21 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 951 JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Y 2s FEMALE 1001 LOCATION CF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 5W INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Nono ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Dixie McGehee SUPERINTENDENT Ernest Stapleton DIRECTOR 110 Broadway, N.E. OR PRESIDENT Albuquerque Public Schools Albuquerque NM 87110 724 Maple, S.E. (505) 243-4387 AlbuquerquP NM 87110 (905) 642-8211

Kirtland Job Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Del Norte, Highland, Minzano, Rio Grande, Sandia, Valley, West Mesa

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 85 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 701 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 501 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Kirtland Air Force Bas HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITS Yes AREAS Health cccupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Kirtland APB ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Presently, the program is designed to train educable mentally handicapped students but in the near future, regular vocational students will be included ir the program.

PROGRAM Ronald Shoemaker SUPERINTENDENT Frne't Stapleton DIRECTOR 724 Maple SE OR PRESIDENT Albuquerque Public Schools Albuquerque NM 87103 724 Maple SE (505T 842-3563 rqueNM 87103 A5(505)05) 2-2118

160 Hagerman Work -Study Program

SCHOOL(s) Hagerman Public Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 60% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 30% 'LOCATION OF 304 SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL :-LxTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 20% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Glen Crane SUPERINTENDENT Gordon King DIRECTOR Drawer B OR PRESIDENT Hagerman Public Schools Hagerman NM 88732 Drawer B (505) 752-3552 Hagerman NM (505) 752-3552

Uagerman Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Hagerman H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 987E JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEAL1 20% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school. property HANDICAPPED 20% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICRAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Ronald Dornblaser SUPERINTENDENT Gordon King DIRECTOR P. O. Drawer B OR PRESIDENT Hagerman School District Hagerman NM 88232 P. O. Drawer B (505) 752-3750 Hagerman NM 88232 (505) 752-3750

161 New York State nepartmentof Labor (Project WELD)

SCHOOL(S) High schools throughoutNew York State

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 139 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINOR TY 80X JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALIE 65% LOCATION OP JOB SITES NYS Department of Labor nANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Not applicable STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Office occupations FELATED PLACEMENTS 40% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Students, who are provided with work experiences in the New York State Departmentof Labor Offices, are also part of a rehabilitation program for institutionalized youth.

PROGRAM Thomas Cowell SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR tate Office Bldg #12 OH PRESIDENT abany NY 12226

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Alfred Medical Record Technology Program

SCHOOL(S) State Univ. Agricultural 6 Technical College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary Ed3OLLMENT 76 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training EINORITY None JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Yes PELIALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Metropolitan area hospitals HANCICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Earning region STUDENTS UhDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupelions ACADEMIC CRYPIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEUNTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Hospitals ADDITICNAL COMMENTS There is an on-campus simulated medical record lab which has over2,000 actual medical records and specially developed instructional materials for student training. Audio-tutorial instruction is used inanatomy, physiology, medical record science and medical terminology laboratories. PROGRAM Bette Leach SUPERINTENDENT Dav4d Huntington DIRECTOR State U. of N.Y. OR PRESIDENT State O. of B.Y. Alfred NY 14802 8 Thurlow Terrace (607) 871-6187 Albany NY 12201 (607) 871-6187

162 Genesee-Wyoming County BOCESProgram

SCHOOL (S) Genesee-Wyoming County Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training NINOBIT Y 1% JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 305% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y87es AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS % Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes OfficeHome economics occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE Students in vocational rehabilitati.p PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM D. N. Post SUPERINTENDENT J. L. Saxton DIRECTOR 56 Haryter Ave OR PRESIDENT Board of Cooperative Educ. Services Batavia NY 14020 56 Harvester Ave (716) 343-0342 Batavia NY 14020 (716)343-03112

N.Y School of Printing Work-Study Program SCHOOL(S) N.Y. School of Printing

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 145 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 40% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMA None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 45% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Hone PRI4ATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Thisprogramhasbeen in operation for over 35 years. Some employers and supervisors are former students of this work-study program.

PROGRAM Ant hony Gentile SUPER INTENDENT Morton LeWittes DIRECTOR 2349 West St OR PRESIDENT New York City Public Schools Brooklyn NY 112 23 439 W. 49 St (212) 375-3057 New York NY 10019 f112)245-5925

163 New York City Cooperative Education Prcgra

SCHOOL (S) 76 New York City high schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention Unavailable JOB-RELATEDINSTRUCTION Yes MINORITY 70% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property PENAL f 60N INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area HANDICAPPED 1% STUDENTSUNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS H 1% Distributive ion ACTIVE ONION PARTICIPATION Health occupations Yes Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE In a few cases unusual expenses incurredin OJT ofstudents PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Renee Sherline DIRECTOR SUPER INTENDENT Harvey Scribner 110 Livingston St OR PRESIDENT Board of Education Brooklpn NY 11201 110 LivingstonSt (212)596-6928 Brooklyn NY 11201 (212)596-6928

Buffalo NeighborhoodYouth Corps SCHOOL (S) 14 seniorhigh schools

EDUCATIONALLEVEL Leconda ry PRIMARYPURPOSE ENROLLMENT 2500 Dropout prevention MINORITY. 66% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property 5,3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area HANDICAPPED None STUDENTS UNDER16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 30% Office occupations ACTIVE Technical occupations UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Enrollees who are unableto adjustto their present jobs rotation to transfer to differentareas of theprogram. are ablethrough job

PROGRAM JosephHawayek SUPER INTENDENT Joseph Manch DIRECTOR 72 17th St OR PRESIDENT Buffalo NY 14201 712Buffalo City City HallSchoolDistrict (716) 842-2387 Buffalo N/ 14202 1716) 842-3161

164 Suffolk County Neighborhood Truth Corps In-School Program

SCHOOL (S) Patchogue Medford H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 38 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 35% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 51% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroc ccmmunity STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT ATJOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Non-profit agencies ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The Suffolk County Department of Labor Neighborhood Youth Corps Program coordinates the activities in 47 school districts. Because ot this the department is able .to disseminate innovative ideas among Participating districts.

PROGRAM George Carr SUPERINTENDENT Albert Brinkman DIRECTOR Department of Labor OR PRESIDENT Union Free School District 24 Homallte4-11;a1787 241 S. Ocean Ave Patchogue NY 11772 (516) 284-2300

Lincoln Hospital Satellite Academies

SCHOOL(S) Lincoln Hospital

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Hospital HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This was one of the first alternativeschools developed by a major city district.

PROGRAM Ying C. Chuang SUPERINTENDENT J. Scribner DIRECTOR 105 Madison Ave OR PRESIDENT New York City Board of Education New York City NY 10016 110 livingston St (212)889 -7277 Brooklyn NY 11201 (212) 596-5030

165 Potsdam Vocational Industrial Cooperative Program

SCHOOL(S) Potsdam, Norwood, Norfolk Central

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 55 PPIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE p55% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Oc Office occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE pone PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Frank Bondellio SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR R.D. 2 OR PRESIDENT Potsdam NY 13676 (315) 265-2532

Monroe County BOCES Career Entry, Diversified Occupations Program

SCHOOL(S) Robert P. Dye, We-Mo-Co Occupational School

EDUCATlumAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 120 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None. PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Francis Day SUPERINTENDENT Richard TenHaken DIRECTOR 361ig RidgeRd OR PRESIDENT BOCES - Monroe County Spen3 cBerportEY 14559 3613 Big Ridge Rd (716) 352-4714 Speno2?.port 14559 (716) 352-3485MY * 166 Syracuse Neighborhood YouthCorps In-School Program

SCHOOL (S) Central H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 138 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINO0%RITY 5 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ye; FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES uff school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Antonio Gauthier SUPERINTENDENT John Gunning DIRECTOR 174 Seymour St OR PRESIDENT Syracuse Board of Education Syracuse NY 132 02 409 W. Genesee St (315)474-7511 Syracuse NY 13202 (315) 474-6031

Syracuse Genere.Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Central, Nottingbam, Corcoranand HenningerH.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 0 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OP JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program serves disadvantaged students who have an interest in and a need for a job.

PROGRAM Vincent Brennan SUPERINTENDENT John Gunning DIRECTOR 717 S. Warren St OR PRESIDENT City School District Syracuse NY 13202 409 V. Genesee St (315) 476-1068 Syracuse NY 13202 (315) 474-6031

167 Nassau County BOCES Student Placement Services

SCHOOL (S) Nassau County BOCES Occupational Centers

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Career erploration MINORITY 11% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 39% LOCATION OE JOB SITES Clinics, hospitals, parks HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes CCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACALEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education BELATED PLACEMENTS 90% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupationS Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program offers full-time placement for students after graduation along with a 5-year followup program designed to evaluate the job success cf former students.

PROGRAM Henry E-Picarelli SUPERINTENDENT William T Callahan DIRECTOR 1196 Prospect Av. OR PRESIDENT Nassau County BOCES Westbury NY 11590 125 Jericho Turnpike (516) 997 -4 96 0 Jericho NY 11753 (516) 997-8700

Hostos Community College Radioloyic Technology Program

SCHOOL(S) Hostos C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsec9ndary ENROLLMENT 120 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 80% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 34% .LOCATION OF JOB SITES Hospitals and health clinics HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Partial reimbursement of 'lyer's staff who train our students PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Labor unions ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Leroy Sparks SUPERINTENDENT Candido de Leon DIRECTOR 475 Grand Concourse OR PRESIDENT Bronx NY 10451 (212) 993-7074

168 Cary Co-op Programs

SCHOOL (5) Cary H.S., West Cary Junior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 220 P'IMARY PURPOSE Occupational t raini ng MINORITY 15% JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and oft schoc1 property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS BO% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Foundations, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Riley 0. Carroll SUPER INT E HDENT A. E. Fussell DIRECTOR 210 Meadow Dr OR PRESIDENT wake County Schools Cary NC 27511 2302 Noble Rd (919) 755-6000 Cary NC 27511 (919) 755-6000

Cabarrus County Teacher Aide Research project

SCHOOL (S) Mt. Pleasant, Northwest. Cabarrus and Central Cabarrus H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 69 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 80% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPED None INDUST') IAL SETTING Single in,:ustry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM W.D. Poteat SUPERINTENDENT Jay EL Rubinson DI RECTOR Route 5, Box 488 OR PRESIDENT Cabarrus County School Sysfem Concord NC 28025 P.O. Box 388 (704)786-6245 Concord NC 28025 (704)786-6191

169 Southern Durham High School Distributive EducationProgram

SCHCOL(S) Southern Durham E.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT 84 Occupational training MINORI 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off ichool property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 65% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS In addition to the regular DE program, service station management is offered. a class in petroleum -keting for

PROGRAM Tom 'festal]. SUPERINTENDENT Johnny Evans DIRECTOR 1818 Ellis Rd OR PRESIDENT Durham County Schools Durham NC 27703 Seminary Ave (919) 596-8147 Durham NC 27703 (919) 688-8261

Pembroke High School AgriculturalCooperative Training Progrdm

SCHOOL(S) Pembroke H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 51 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 6% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Cff school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING P4rming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agricultue ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% Distributive education ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PR/" ATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM William Lindsay Jr SUPERINTENDENT Y.H. Allen DIRECTOR Route Three, Box 399 OR PRESIDENT Robeson County Schools Fayetteville NC 28306 Claxton Rd (919) 425-5612 Lumberton NC 28358 (919) 739-3326

170 Sevent y-First High School Cooperative Food Marketing Program

SCHOOL(S) Seventy-First H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 15 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 35% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETT I NG Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS U nav a il a ble ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Terry Saltz SUPERINTENDENT Way ne Colli er DI RECTOR Route Four, Box 479 OR PRESIDENT Cumberland County Schools Fayetteville NC 28304 P.O. Box 1420 (919) 867-3116 Fayetteville NC 28302 (919)484-0135

New Ben High School Office Occupations Programs

SCHOOL(S) New Bern H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRI MARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINOR/TY 32% JOB RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Jff school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS One significant aspect of the program is a special activity entitled "Can Top This" in which students openly discuss their mistakes on their Jobs. In addition Yoa trips and speakers are included as sources of supplemental training. to OJT, field

PROGRAM Daphne B. Pope SUPERINTENDENT H. J. MacDonald DIRECTOR 3507 Wedgewood Dr OR PRESIDENT New Bern City Schools New Bern NC 28560 Ninth St (919) 637-9466 New Bern NC 28560 (919) 638-2124

171 J. F. Webb High School Agricultural CoopPrAtive Training Program

.SCHOOL (S) J.F. Webb H.S.

trUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 29 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 18% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 10% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOF SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 37 % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students, in addition to being placed in regular agricultural jobs, are also working on experimental faros for OJT.

PROGRAM Robert Hill SUPERINTENDENT L. C.Adcock DIRECTOR 109 North St OR PRESIDENT Granville County School Oxford NC 27565 101 Delacroix (919) 693-2521 Oxford NC 27565 (919) 693-5166

Plymouth High School Cooperative Office Operations Program

SCHOOL(S) Plymouth H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 19 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINOBITY 12% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Of school property HANDICAPPED 6% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y60es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS As a supplement to the program, a model office designed with work stations provides additional work experiences and training for students.

PROGRAM Jarahnee H. Bailey SUPERINTENDENT S. D. O'Neil DIRECTOR 108 Latham Lane OR PRESIDENT District 1, Washington County Plymouh NC 27962 Courthouse (919)7t93-2492 Plymogth NC 27962 (919) 793-4310

172 rlysouth High School DistributiveEducation Program SCHOOL (S) plymouth H.S.

ELUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training ENROLLMENT 29 JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Yes MINORITY LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off schocl property FEMALE 2711 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Parsing region HANDICAPPED 7% STUDENTS UNDER 16 No ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 10% AREAS ACTIVE vi,?:on PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Fred Davenport DIRECTOR P. 0. Box 821 SUPERINTENDENT S. D. 0*Neal Plymouth NC 27962 OR PRESIDENT Washington County (919) 793-5395 P. O. Box 821 Plymouth NC 27962 (919) 793-4310

Smith High School Industrial Cooperative TrainingProgram SCHCCL(S) Smith H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration ENROLLMENT 27 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes MINORITY 42% LOCATTON OP JOB SITES On and off schocl property FEMALE 22% INDUS RIAL SETTING Major industrial area HANDICAPPEDNone STUDENTS UNDER 16 No ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE OCCUPATIONAL REL Yes Agriculture ATEDz)ENTSLACE Unavailable AREAS Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PMARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Non4 PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL. COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Thomas Ham DIRECTOR Smith High School SUPERINTENDENT U. J. House Greensboro NC 21320 OR PRESIDENT Greensboro City Schools (919) 349-7261 2407 Ostorne Greensboro NC 27407 (919) 275-8281

173 Sanford Central High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOCL(5) Sanford Central H.S.

FDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 46 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 257 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANNCAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING fifirOCIR comiunity STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACACEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Y50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Albert Davis SUPERINTENDENT Kenneth Brinson DIRECTOR Clearwater Dr OR PRESIDENT Sanford City Schools Sanford NC 27331 Box 1010 (919) 776-3575 Sanford NC 27331 (919) 773 -3427

Central Piedmont Community College Data Processing Operator Program

SCHOOLS) Central Piedmont C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVE.. Postsecondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINO 25% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF jOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area SIT DENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Technical occupations P.:,EEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS dLATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Hoyle Blalock SUPERINTENDENT Richard Hagemeyer DIRECTOR P.O. Box 4009 OP PRESIDENT Charlotte NC 28204 (704) 372-2590

174 'antral Piedmont Community College Chemical Techncloyy Proginm

SCHCOL(S) Central Piedmont C.C.

EIUCATICNAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 20 FRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MIN01.1Tt 20, JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE co % LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off schocl pioperty HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPtTICNAL Technical occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE. Tes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PR OG RAN Lemuel Cannon SUPERINTENDENT chard Hagemeyer DI RECTOR P.O. Bo: 4009 OR PRESIDENT Charlotte NC 28204 (704) 372-2590

Holding Technical Institute Medical 'Laboratory AssistantProgram

SCHOOL(S) Bolding Technical institute

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 65 PRIMARY PURPOS% Occupatiemal training MINO EITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes vTMALE 90% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off schoJ1 property hANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING K.jor industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y95es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTIC:PATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM R.C. Koontz SUPERINTENDENT Robert LeMay DIRECTOR Route 10 Box 200 OE PRESIDENT Raleigh NC 27603 (919) 772-0551

175 NHS d: ay Technical Institute Secretarial ticience Program

SCHOOL (s) Holding TechnicalI nsti tut*.

IAA. AT IONAL LEVEL Pustset. owl a y E Nf °IA M F NT 60 PI IM ARV PURPOSE Occupational t ! aini n ; MINORITY 1Di JGB FEL ATED INSTRUCTION Yes 1. EN AL E t0011 LOCATION OF JOBS IT Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Ma jor industrial ar ea STUDENTS UNDER /6 No occnpAr ICNAI. Of f ice cc-cut a: ions ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Ye3 Po, FA S R ATFD PLACEMENTS 9`,T ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION tic

REI MBURSED EXPENSE Non,. PRIVATESUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM R. C.loont z SUPERINTENDENT Robert leMa y DIRECTOR Route 10 Box 200 OR PRESIDENT Raleigh NC 27603 919) ^ 772-0551

Holding Technical Institute Eng ineeriug Technolcgies Program

SCHOOLS) Holding Technical Institute

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 300 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational t raird i*g MINORITY 5% JOB - RELAYED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 3g LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Technical occupatie.s ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes kREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% ACTIVE JNION PARTICIPATION NO

REIMBURSED El. :E NSE None PRIVATE UPI'ORT None ADD ITT- JAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM R. C. Koontz SUPERINTENDENT Robert LeNay laRECTOR Route 10 Box 200 OR PRESIDENT Raleigh NC 27603 (919) 772-0551

176 Bolding Technical Institute Puniness Data Processing Programs scpooL(s) Holding Technical Institute

FDUCATICNAL LEVEL Postsecondary FNPoLLAIWT he PRIMARY PURPOSE occupational ttaining MINORITY R% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FERAL!! 1',% LaCATION OF JOB SITES Off scheol property HANDICAPPFD 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial ar,A STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATION?! attire occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS MATED PLACEMENTS 95% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SAIPPOPT None A7DITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM R. C. Koontz SUPERINTENDENT Robert LeMay DIRECTOR Route 10 Pox 200 OR PRESIDENT Raleigh NC 27603 (919) 772-0551

Sandhill= Community College Mental Health Associete Program

SCHOOL(S) Sandhills C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 22% JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Yes PEDAL! 78% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off schoOl property HAWDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS !EIDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Healt' occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc

REIMBUR..!EP EXPENSE None PRIVATE JpPon None P,';DITIONAL COMMENTS Sandhills is Lear an area mental health clinic, two corre.`ional training prhools for boys and a mental retardation center. These centers have provided persoinel in special education to train Sandhills' students.

PROGRAM Thomas Willie7s SUPERINTENDENT Raymond Stone DIRECTOR Box 1379 OR PRESIDENT Sandhills C.C. Southern Pines NC 28387 Box 1379 (9191 692-6185 Southern Pines NC 28387 (919) E92-6185

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Southwestern Technical. Institute Cooperative' Education Program

SCHOOLS) Southwestern Technical Institute

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 45 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY % JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 785% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property_ HANDICAPP D None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region, STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable. 'Office occupations ACTIVE MON PARTICIPATION, No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE 75% for work-study PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM N2Qr.m.an Gilbert SUPERINTENDENT Edward Bryson. _DIRECTOR P. O. Box 95 OR PRESIDENT Sylva District Sylva NC 28779 P. O. Box 95 (704) 586-4091 Sylva MC 28779 (704) 586-4091

Wilkes Community College Hotel-Motel Management Program

SCHOOL(s) Wilkes C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL 'Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 3%' JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 8% Lloguom OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 10% IN TRIAL SETTING Major inlustrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATEDPLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENaE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry -. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Carl Haigh SUPERINTENDENT Howard Thompson DIRECTOR Box 120 OR PRESIDENT Wilkes Community College Wilkesboro NC 28697 Box 120 (919)667-7136 Wilkesboro NC 28697 (919) 667-7136

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V Belcourt High School Diversified Occupations Program0

SCHCOL(S) Belcourt B.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT '101 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and offchool property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING- Farming region, STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Hehlth occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable a Office occupations ACTIVE'UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None

ADDITIONAL' COMMENTS Programed materials are provided to correlate OJT with instruction in tfik program.

PROGRAM Jack Adams SUPERINTENDENT Danniel Jerome I(IRECTOR Bor 596 OR PRESIDENT Couture School District 27 Belcourt ND 58316 'Turtle Mtn. School (701) 477-5895 Belcourt ND 58316 (701) 477-5878

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Lake Region Junior College Fashion Merchandising Program

SCHOOL(S) Lake Region J.C.

EDUCATTAL,LEVEL _Postse6oLdary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational,training MINORITY 1% JOB-RE ATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None - PRIVATE SUPPORT1 Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Besides OJT, business and industry offer suggestions as to curriculum, assist in instruction avidd provide materials for the program .. '

PROGRAM Jim tai SUPERINTENDENT Merril Berg DIRECTOR La Region J.C. OR PRESIDENT rids Lake ND 58301 (701) 662-4883 1

Lake Region Junior College .Marketing Mhna gement Program

SCHOOL (5) Lake Region J. C .

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Po§tsec onda ry ENROLLMENT 25 PRI MARY PURPOSE Oct upat iona'37 tratni ng MINORITY 1% JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 20% LOCATION OF JOB SIT ES , Off school property HANDICAPPED' 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming regibn STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive ed (4-cation ACADEMIC .CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None

PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry A ADDITIONAL COMMENTS --/Elesides. OJT business and iniust.ry offer suggestions as to curriculum,. assist in instruction and pr dV id e materials for the program.

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PROGRAM SUPERINTENDENT Merril Berg -DIRECTOR Lake Region J.C. OR PRESIDENT Devils Lake ND 58301 (701)662-14883 '

University of Nor th Dakota. Distributive Education - Mid;Management Marketing Program

SCHOOL (S) University of North Dakota Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MNORI 5% JOB ,-REL ATED INSTRUCTION` Yes FEMALE 15% LOCATION OF JOB SITES - Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 N o OCCUPATIONAL DistributiveIducation ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS RELATED 'PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REI MBURSiD EX PENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None 4 ADDITIONAL . COMMENTS None

PROGRAM -Dennis-rvar heun SUPERINTENDENT Garvin Stevens DI RECTOR U. of North Dakota OB PRESIDENT Williston ND 58801 (701) 572-6736

180 5 v East High School Work Experience in Banks (WEB) Program

SCHOOL(S) EasttiR.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 17 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None -LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone 4 IN USTRIAL 'SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 .N.0 OCCOP AT ICNA L Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No,

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Indust ry

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None t

PROGRAM Mary HUtchinson sOPERItit-tIVDENT Paul W. Briggs DIRECTOR 1380 E. 82nd St Cleveland Schools Cleveland OH 44103 1380 E. Sixth St (216) 421-5332 Cleveland OH 44114 (216) 696-2929.

I CIe.veland .Schools Neighborhood Youtb Corps Occupati'onal Work Exyerienpe (GWE) Program

cCHOOL (S) East Technical. H.S. 1

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL , Secondary ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 100% JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 58%- LOCATION OF JOB SITES ff school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING jor industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Ye. AREAS Technical occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations. 41 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Lawrence S. Duda SUPERINTENDENT Paul W Briggs DI RECTOR 10600 Quincy Ave ON PRESIDENT Cleveland Public Schools CleVeland OH 44106 1380 E. Sixth St (216) 229-3850 Cleveland OH 44114 (216) 696-2929

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ti SCHOOL(S) East Technical H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL -Secondary ENROLLMENT 176 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 1 00 % JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Y FEMALE 58% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property gANDI CAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Majcr,industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONkL Healthccupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Home e onomics RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicabl., Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial'

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Lawrence S. Duda SUPERINTENDENT Faul W. Briggs DIRECTOR 1060G Quincy Ave OPPRESIDENT Cleveland PUblic Schools Cleveland OA 44106 1390 E. Sixth St (21-6) 229-3850 Cleveland OH 44114 (216) 696-2929.

5- 4 Lincoln West High School Cooperative Office Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Lincoln West H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 21 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ye FEMALE 90% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INLJSTRIAL SETTING Majcr industrial area

STUDENTS UNDER 16 No ' OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% ACT -EVE- UAIOW PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry of

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None '

PROGRAM Joseph Pavia SUPERINTENDENT Paul W. Briggs DIRECTOR 3202 W. 30th St OF PRESIDENT Cleveland Schools Cleveland OH 44109 1380 E. lith St (216) 631-1505 Clevel OH 44)'14 (21 96-2929 I

182 Lincoln West; iigh School Occupational Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S1 LincOs1WWest H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL SecondT4 ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention TY - 10% JOB -RLATED INSTRUCTION Yes FMINOBIEMALE 20% LOCATOM OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSRIAL SETTING Major industrial. area STUDTS. UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACRDMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS BELA D PLACEMENTS ' 40% ACTSfEUNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None

PRIVATE SUPPORT None - ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students are required to save 20 percent of their earnings, in a bank account. Annually, steents compete' for. outstanding spdent awards in the program.

yr PROGRAM ,Michael Heryak SDPERINTENDENF Paul Briggs DIRECTOR 5841 Brookside Dr OR PRESIDENT Cleveland School. District Cleveland OH 44109 1390 East Sixth St (216) 749-4122 4. Cleveland OH '44114 (216) 696-2929

Martin Luther Kt-ng High School Vocational Work-Study Program

SCHOOL (S) Martin Luther King H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention, MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property. HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes_ AREAS 'RELATED PLACEMENTS Not ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert C. Rice SUPERINTENDENT Paul V. Briggs 9IRECTOR 1380 E. Sixth St° OR PRESIDENT , Cleveland Public Schools,.. Cleveland OH 44114 1380 E. Sixth St (216)696-'2929 Cleveland OH 44114 (216) 696-2929 -\ Sylvania High School (North) OcCupational Work Adjustment Program

SCHCOL(S) Sylvania H.S. North

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT- 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY ,None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 20%

'LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off, school property . HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education .ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 75%,- ACTIVE, UNION PA,RTICIPATION. No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM James D. Walters SUPERENTENDERT Clyde Plant DIRECTOR 34 N. nigh St OR ,/RESIDENT_ Sylvania City Schools Columbus OH 44146 6801 Maplewood (61A) 422-4277 Sylvania OH 43560 (419) 882-0555

Whitehall-Yearling High School COperative Office iducation Program

scH9pL(s) 'Whitehall- Yearling H.S.

EDUCATTONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 17 PRIMOY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY' 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 75% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None , INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community - STUDENTS UNDER 16 No 0GCUPATIONA Office occupatipms ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Y90es AREAS , RELATED PLACEMENTS % - ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADdITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Addison SUPERINTENDENT Gilbert Johnson DIRECTOR 675 S. Yearling Rd OR PRESIDENT Whitehall City Schools Columbus OH 93215' 635 S. Yearling (.614) 235-2385 Columbus OH 43213 (6,14) 235-2385

.184 Fh

Cloael White'High School Occupational Work Experience Program ...

SCHOOL(S) Colonel White H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 103 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 50% JOB-RBILATED INSTRUCTI- ON ,Yes FEMALE 25% LOCATION OFJOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No. OCCUPATIONAb Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE kREAS Distributive education .RELATED PLACEMENTS Y25% Health occupations "ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nq Bone economics Office occupations Trade and ihduStrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE. None PRIVATE SUPPORT IndusiTy ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This is a 3-year program in Which 10th gradestudentsparticipaq in an occupational lab and the 11th grade students are placed in jobs.

PROGRAM Bill P. Daniels SUPERINTENDENT Wayne M. Carle DIRECTOR 348 W. First St OR PRESIDENT Dayton Public School's Dayton OH 45402 ( 348 W. Pirst St (513)461 -3850 Dayton CIM 45402 "4* (513) 461-3850

Dayton Neighborhood Youth Corps T? SCHOOL) Dayton City Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 329 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORI 70% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40A LOCATION JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED ' 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not aPplicable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION .No Homeeconomics Office occupations Technical. occupations Trade and industrial REV1BURSED EXPENSE None

PRIVATE SUPPORT None t. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None .6

PROGRAM Edward McQee SUPERINTENDENT Wayne Carle DIRECTOR 348 W. First St OR PRESIDENT Dayton City School District Dayton OH 45402 348 V. First St (513) 461-3850 Dayton OH 45402 (513) .461-3850 Pattermon High School Printing Trades Program

SCHOOL(S)' PatterMnH.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondacy. ENROLLMENT 84 PR/MARf.RURPOSE Occupatio al training MINORITY 40% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION FEMALE 6% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Oftschool\pperty HANDICAPPED 1%

INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major indus rial area , STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes. OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes', AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 65% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Ro

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Richard Bogue SUPER ITENDENY Wayne Carle DIRECTOR 118E.; First St OR PREDENT Dayton SchoI District Dayton OH 45402 \ W.Ors (513) 222-6303 \ DaytonD348y 4 OS (513) 461-38 0 I

Patterson High SchoolAdicalArts Division \ SCHOOL (S). Patterson H.S. 4

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 158 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training , MINORITY 31% JOB-RRLATED INSTRUCTION Yes \ FEMALE 77% LOCATIONOF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 1% INDO TRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes \ OCCUPATIONAL ealth occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS ffice occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION' No

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REIMBURSED EXPENSE None r`t PRIVATE SUPPORT Stuient fe ADDITIONAL COMMENTSA None

PROGRAM Mary Lover SUPERINTENDENT Wayne Carle DIRECTOR 118E. First St OR PRESIDENT Da S.D. Dayton OH 45402 348 E. First St (513) 222-6303 Dayton OH 45402 (513) 461-3850

186 Patterson High School Automotive Shop and Related Program scHan.(s) Patterson H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 FRIMARY PORPOSE 'Occu-pational traiining MINORITY 16% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE -None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school ptoperty HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC,CREDIT AT J08 SITE Yes , AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable, ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc .t

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None - ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Donald Cleanlund SUPERINTENDENT, Wayne Carle DIRECTOR 118 E. First St. OD PRESIDENT Dayton S.D. Dayton OH 45402 348 E, First St (513) 222-6303 Dayton OH 45402 (513) '461-3850

Patterson High School Vocational Drafting Program

SCHOOL(S) Patterson' N.S. 4 EDUCATIONAL LEVEL ' Secondary ENROLLMENT 48 PRIMARY PUIOPOSE Occupational training MINORIT5%Y 28% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS ONDER 16 po OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SIRE Nc AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 82% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None ir

PRIVATE SUPPORT r Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS hone

r ..,/"' FROG RAM N. T. Fhiteman SUPERINTENDENT Wayne Carle DIRECTOR 118 E. First St OR PRESIDENT Dayton School District Dayton OH 45402 v 34R W. First St (513) 256-9406 Dayton OH 45402 (513) 461-3850

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4*4 ti Pa tterson High School Vocational commercial Art Program

SCIAOOL(S) Patterson -H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 53 PRI MARY,4PURPOSE ` Occupational training MINORI TY 35% JOB-RELETED INSTRUCTION , Yes FEMALE 60% ()CATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone OSTBIA.L SETTING Mayor industrial area -qT ENTS UNDER 16_. No OCCUPATIONAL Of fice occupations ACA EMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE .Yes AREAS Trade and industrial" RELATED PLACEMENTS 38% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT' pone ADDITIONAL cmmem None

PROGRAM Leo Neff SUPER INTENDENT Wayne Carle DIRECTOR 2752 Noodsont Drive OR PRESIDENT Dayton City Schools Xenia OH 45385 348 N. First St (513) 426-8148 Dayton OH 45402 (513) 461 -3850

PentaCounty Vocational SchoolChild Care Assistance Program

SCHOOL (S) . Penta County Vocational School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 16 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORIToutY M00%

. JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes .FEMALE 1 LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None. INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS- UNDER .'No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT 'JOB SITE Yes AREAS BELATED PLACEMENTS 60% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

A REIMBURSED EXPENSE None. PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMONTS None

PROGRAM Marlene Jones SUPERINTENDENT Jacpb See DIRECTOR Oregon Rd OR PRESIDENT Penta County Vocational S. D. Perrysburg OH 43551 Oregon Rd (419J 666-1120 Perrysburg OH 43551 (4191 666-1120

188 Bowsher "Lgh School Occupational or Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Bovsber H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention JOB-RELATED IN51R6CTION MINORITY 10% Yes FEMALE None ti LOCATION OF ,"..d3 SITES. Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL Major industrial area STUDENTe JNDIO 16 No, OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education JCADENT., CIWIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS REL1-..A PLKCEAENTS Unavailable Home economics AC-.VE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Non PRIVATE SUPPORT 1Aftbor unions, Industry IAZDITIONAL COMMENTS None

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PROGRAM D. Ziemke SOPER INT E NDENr Frank Dick DIRECTOR 11,:.nhattan & Elm St OR PRESIDENT Toledo Public Schyols Toledo OH 43608 Manhattap & Elm St (419)729-5111 Toledo Off,.43608 (419) 729-'5111

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< Jones Junior High School Occupational Work AdjustmentProgram

'SCHOOL (S) Jones Junior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PRIMARY PURPOSE ENROLLMENT Unavailable Dropout prevention MINORITY 30% JOB-RELATEINSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 20% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and 'off school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area 1% STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL AgricUlture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE 'Unavailable AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS. Unavailable Distributive education ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Health occupations No Nome economics Office occupations Technical occupatis ,made and industries REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None "ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Ken acLaren DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT Frank Dick , Manbatten _D Elm St OR PRESIDENT Toledo Public Schools Toledo OH 43608 Manhattan & Elm St (419) 729-5111 Toledo OH 43608

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'Toledo Whitney Vocational High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Toledo Whitney Vocational H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Aecondafy ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 15% JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Yes --.FEMALE 75% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school, property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial Area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributiveeducation ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS. 75% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSE EXPEWSE None. PRIVATE SUPPORT, None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

J PROGRAM Ken MacLaren SUPERINTENDENT Frank ,,Dick DIRECTOR Manhattan E Elm St OR PRESIDENT ToledoNfublic Schools Toledo OH 43608- 'Manhattan S Elm St (419) 72975111 Toledo OH 43608 (419), 729-5111 (

N Trotwood Madison High School Occupational Work. Experience Program

SCHOOLS). Trotwood Madison H.S4'

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLA.M ENT 65 PRIMARY -PUBPOSE Dropoutlorevention MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION =Yes FEMALE 24% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS ENDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture Yes CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS . Distributive education BEL TED PLACEMENTS 80% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None

4,PRIVATE SUPPORT r None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS. None 4

PROGRAM Carl Noffsinger SUPERINTENDENT James Wooldridge !DIRECTOR, 444 S. Broadway OR PRESIDENT Madison Township Local S.D. Trotwood.08 45426 -4144-S.----Etoadway (513)837-5511 Trotvood OH 45426 (513) 837-5511

190 Cincinnati Techtical College Cooperative Education Plan

SCHOOL(S) Cincinnati Technical College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT IY§(3- PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 18% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 26% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL. Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Distributive- education BELATED PLACEMENTS 100% Health occupations ( ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None p PROGRAM Charles Warman SUPERINTENDENT Clifford House' DIRECTOR 3520 Central Parkway OR PRESIDENT Cincinnati Technical College Cincinnati OH 45223 3520 Central Parkway (513) 681-3320 Cincinnati OH 45223 (513) 681-3320

Columbus Technical Institute Wholesale Kid-Management Technology Program C a SCHOOL(S) Columbus Technical Institute

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL PeStsecondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school pcoVerty HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING - Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLAC MEETS lno% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL4COMMENTS None

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Clinton E. Tatsch . PROGRAM Joseph Naneri SUPERINTENDENT 13I.RECT OR 550 E. Spring St OR PRESIDENT Columbus Technical College District Columbus OH 43215 550 E. Spring St (614)' 221-6743 Columbus OH 43215 (614) 221-6743

141 Sinclair Community College CooperativeEducation and Placement Program

SCHCGL(S) Sinclair C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL 'Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 200 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 5 % JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 3 51 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Nc OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE. Yes AREAS Health- occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students' who have received training through career exploration, can choose to be placed in a full-time position or attend college after graduation.

PROGRAM. Robert Custis SUPERINTENDENT Marvin Knudson DIRECTOR 444 W. Third St OP .PRESIDENT Sinclair C.C. Dayton OH- 45402 140 S. Ferry St (513) 226-2769 Dayton OH 45402 (513) 223-7151

Broken Arrow High School Office Occupations Program

SCHOOL(S) Broken Arrow H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 34 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training -MINORITY 3% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60 % LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Roue' TE SUtPORT Industry ADDITION ENTS None

PROGRAM Jack Phillips SUPERINTENDENT N. W. Baldwin DI RECTOR 808 E. College OR PRESIDENT District 3 Broken Arrow. OK 74.012 808 E. College (918) 251-8545 ' 'Broken Arrow OK 74012 (91Pj 251-8545

192 Chickasha High School Industrial Copperati'Ve Training Program

SCHC.OL(S) Chickasha H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 32 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 45% 'LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None. INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupation, RELATED. PLACEMENTS 90% Home economics v ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office cccupati s- Trade andIndusvial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None 'PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM John Cowan SUPERINTENDENT E. B. Turley DIRECTOR P.O. Box 1327 OR PRESIDENT Chickasha Public Schools Chickasha OK 73018 1000 Florida Ave (405) 224-4956 Chickasha OK 73018 (405) 224-6104

Cushing High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program IP SCHOOL(S) Cushing H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondarl. ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY % 'JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes EEMAL 673% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTiNG Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 OCCUPATIONAL Distribntive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health Occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS UnaVailable Office Occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE-- None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS In addition to OJT, students Also participate in the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) Program.

PRCGRAM char s Godfrey SUPERINTENDENT Paul Bahia& DIRECTOR 544 Walnut OR PRESIDENT Cushing Independent S.D. 67 Cushi q OK 74023 314 N. Steele (918) 225-2366 Cushing OK 74023 (918) 225-3425 Lawton High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Lawton H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MILNORITY 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Oft school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 65% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Rae Jean Nouns SUPERINTENDENT 'Eugh,Bish, DIRECTOR 11th and Ferris OR PRESIDENT Lawton Public Schools Lawton OK 73501 753 Fort Sill Blvd (405) 355-1285 Lawton OK 73501 (405)357-6900

Lawton High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Lawton H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 45 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 75% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 Unavailable OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS/ RELATED PLACEMENTS 35% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM J. Martinez SUPERINTENDENT Hugh Bish' IIIRECTOB 11th and Ferris OR PRESIDENT District 8 Layton OK 73501 753 Port Sill Blvd (405) 355-5170 Lawton OK 73501 (405),357-6900

194 Norman High School Data Processing Program

SCHOOLS) Norman H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT' 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupztiona/ training MINORITY 2% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 65% LOCATION OP JOB SITES On and off schocl proper HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS BELATED PLACEMENTS 02% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program has an IBM Systems 3 Computer which is used for student training in data processing.

PROGRAM Jim Riley. SUPERINTENDENT Lester Reed DIRECTOR 911 V. Main OR PRESIDENT Norman Public School 1-29 Norman OR 73069 V. Main 6 Berry Wd (405) 321-7410 Norman OK 73069 (405)321-5014

Will Rogers High School Cooperative Office Education Program

SC Will Rogers H.S.

OCA ZONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 45 PRIM Y PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY N9one JOB ELATED INSTRUCTION Yes 0" FEMALE 3% LO ATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area UDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% A IVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM evnrly Archer SUPERINTENDENT Gordon Cawelti Q DIRECTOR 909' East Fifth P1 OR PRESIDENT TalPublic Schools lsa OK 74112 P.O.). Box 45208 i 936-1174 Tulsa OK 74145 $1!N (918) 743-3381

195 Will Rogers High School Industrial Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Will Rogers H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary' ENBOLIMENT 38 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training) MINORITY % JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE ("' None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industr4a1 area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Ho OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% ACTIVE 1:INION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Al Paolucci SUPERINTENDENT Gordon Cawelti DIRECTOR 3909 E. Fifth Place OR PRESIDENT Tulsa Public Schools Tulsa OR 74112 P.O. Box 45208 (918) 936-1174 Tulsa OK 74145 (918) 743-3381,_

Will Rogers High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOCk (S) Will Rogers H.S.

I EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT ' 37 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 55 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes sgp. FEMALE 35% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONIL Distributive edAcation ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 785% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENiS Pone

PROGRAM Eleanor Craig SUPERINTENDENT Gordon CaWelti DIRECTOR 3909 E. Fifth Place OR PRESIDENT Tulsa.Pubrc Schools Tulsa OK 74112 P.O. Box 45208 (918) 936-1174 Tulsa OK 74145 (918) 743-3381

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WoodwardHigh SchoolIndustrial Cooperative Training Program

SCHOOL (S) Woodward H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary r*Bounsim 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No 2170SAZIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes Distributive- education

BELATED PLACEMENTS 80% - Health occurtons ACTIVE UNIONPARTICIPATION No , Office occu ations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None a PAIUTE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Leroy Bayliff SUPERINTENDENT Joe Glover DIRECTOR Route Three, Box 205 OR PRESIDENT Woodward School District Woodward OK 73801 Ninth and Oa (405)256 -5728 Woodward OK 3801 (405) 256- 9

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Oscar Rose Junior College Dental Hygienists Training Program

SCHOOL (S) Oscar Rose J.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2% JOB-EFLATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off schoolproperty HVIDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS 'UNDER 16 No OC P4T TONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y95es AREAS RELATED PLACREENTs--.- % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No ,/

REIMBURSED EXPENSE- None PRI VAT. SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM R. SUPERINTENDENT Joe LeorM 'DIREC'TOR 741 OR PRESIDENT Oscar Rose J.C. lAgust7.3.5itzlOilt 73110 6420 S.E. '. 15th Midwes7t Zity OK 73110 (405) 3X-6611

197 Eastern plaho a State College Early Childhood Care Programs

SCHOOL(S) Eastern klahoma State'College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecotnlary ENROLLMENT 75 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupationaltraining MINORITY 20% 00;i-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Ye's FEMALE 95% LOCATION OF JOB SITES OILchool property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING BeUroc community STUDENTS UNDER 16 'No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Student salary 4 PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONKL.COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Keck SUPERINTENDENT James Miller DIRECTOR E. Oklahoma State OR PRESIDENT Wilburton OK 74578 (918) 465-2361

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1 Crater High School Cooperative_ Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Crater H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 67% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture A ADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distrihntive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical' occupations Trade-and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT 6 Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Thereare work experience--; available for any area of study offered at the sc!ool.A cluster of teachers assists the coordinator in supervising and instructing students in related class studies.

PROGRAM Bob Thomas SUPERINTENDENT C. A.Meyer DIRECTOR 4410 N. Pacific Hwy OR PRESIDENT School District 6 Central Point OR 97501 4410 N. Pacific Hwy (503)664-1241 Central Point OR 97501 (503)664-1241

198 4, 4

Eugene,Cooperative Work Expience Program V SCHOOL (S) Churchill, North, Sheldon, South H.S.

'EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 160 PlIrMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2% --1/JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEN LE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANLICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING , Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distritutive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED? PLACEMENTS Not applicable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations 1 Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

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PROGRAM Chal Goss SUPERINTENDENT Millard Pond DIRECTOR 200 A. Monroe St OR PRESIDENT Eugene School District 4j Euc, le OR 97401 200 N. Monroe St (50.1 342-5611 Eugene OR 97401 (503) 342-5611

Coos Bay Ecology SEWER- Project (NYC)

SCHOOL(S) MarsIfield H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 14 PRIMARY PURPOSE Varied MINOR/TY None ' JOB-BELATED-INSTRUCTION No FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIALAETTING Single industry STUDENTS UN.- ER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMel DITAT JOB SITE Y40es AREAS RELATE KREATS % ACTIVE UN.44PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Salary PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The SEVER Project was initiated by the NYC and the local school district when students discovered that the city was pourinkgraw sewage into the bay. The program is continuing as the city repairs the broken sever lines. A film entitled "It Started in the Classroom" documents the progress of the program. PROGRAM Robert Llewellyn SUPERINTENDENT John Crowley DIRECTOR 3029 HilYard OR PRESIDENT Coos Bay School District Eugene OR 97401 , P.O. Box 509 (503) 686-2330 Coos Bay OR 97420 (503) 2E7-3104

199 ..)

Forest Grove High school Career Education Work ExperiencePrograms

SCHOOL(S) Forest Grove H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 125 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY % JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 454% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture LCADEMIC CREDIT' AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No 'Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPOOT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Ray J. Haas /5UPERINE NDENT Herbert Armstrong A DIRECTOR 1323 Hawthorne St / OP PRES01,NT Forest Grove Pul3lic Schools Forest Grove OR 97116 _ -194.t_Pacific Ave (903) 357-6512 Forest Grove OR 97116 (503) 357-6171

Lebanon Union High School Vocational Education Program

SCHOOLS) Lebanon Union H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 185 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES. Oft school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Sinlre industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 Nc OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes . AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTF None

PROGEA:, Charles M.. Porfily SUPERINTENDENT George Henderson DIRE(7rOR S. Fifth St OR PRESIDENT Lebanon Union, High S.D. 1 Lebanon OR 97155 SA itt]) (503) 258-2187 LebaFnonOR 97355 (503)258-7196

200 J

David' Douglas High School Project VIGOR

SCItOOL (S) David Douglas H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 190 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2% .JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF'JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 12% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS X74% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Omer gcCaleb SUPERINTENDENT Howard Horner DI RECTOR 1500 S.E. 130th OF PRESIDENT David Douglas Public Schools Portland OR 97233 2900 S.E. 122nd (503) 255-6691 Portland OR 97236 (503) 255-6691

Seaside High School Diversified Occupations Vork'Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Seaside H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL . Secondary ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school prOi3tlq HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 / No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOBslur Yes AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS 10% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS At the end of the program, students are provided with a Job Referral Package containing a description of their acquired skills endorsed by their supervisors and program coordinator.

PROGRAM Ed Ripet SUPERINTENDENT Charles Smith DIRECTOR Route ne, Box 192 OR PRESIDENT Administrative District 10 Seaside OR .97138 1901 N. Holladay (503) 738-6793 Seaside OR 97138 (503) 738-5591

201 Lane Community College CooperativeRork iZperience (CBE) PrograR

SCHOOL(6 Lane C. C.

'EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 23% 5 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career explorati.on MINORITY 1 JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 4O%% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACENENTS Unavailable Health ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION NO Home econ ales Office o ape:ions Trade and,industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None -\ PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Besides the regular college program, the CRE is offered in the ./pvel- division college transfer courses.

PROGRAM Bob Way SUPERINTENDENT Eldon Schafer. DIRECTOR 4000 E. 30th Ave OR PRESIDENT Lane Community College - Eugene OR 97405 4000 E. 30th Ave (503) 747-450G- Eugene OR 97405 (.503) 747-4501

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Mt. Hood Coamunity College CooperativeWork ExperienceProgram

SCHOOL (S) Mt. Hood C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 170 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes KKMALE 25% LOCATION OF JOB. SITES On and off schocl proparty HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y90es AREAS DistribuXive education RELATED PLACEMENTS % Health Occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Rome economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

. REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Advisory committees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students keep diaries of their activities and observations to serve as resource materials forprog ram seminars.

PROGRAM Frank McCanna SUPERINTENDENT Earl Klapste n DIRECTOR 26000 SE Stark PRESIDENT Mt. Hood C.C. Gresham OR, 97030 26000 SE Sta (503) 666-1561 wresham OR 9 (503) 666-1561

202 Portland Residential Manpower Center (Job Corps)

SCHOOL (S) Springdale Campus

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL, Varied ENROLLMENT 300 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training NINORITT 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING . Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Haalt4 occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS All vocational offerings are taught in career clusters. for the program include provisions for medical and dental Supporting, services for students. care, transportation andood and clothing

PROGRAM Patrick Hickey SUPERINTENDENT Robert. Blanchard DII_CTOR 7250 S.W. Sylvan Ct OR PRESIDENT Portland Public Schools, District Portland OR 97208 631 N.E. Clackamas 1 (503) 292-3801 Portland OR 97208 (503) 234-3392

Angell Civilian Conservation Center (Job Corps)

SCHOOL(S) Angell Civilian Conservation Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 187 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES FEMALE ne Off school property HANDICAPPED N10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 IOCCUPATICNAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS - RELATED 'PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes.

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM, Millard Mitchell SUPERINTENDENT Millard Mitchell DIRECTOR Angell C.C.C. OR PRESIDENT Angell Civilian Conservation Yachats OR 97394 Box 90-0 (503) 547-3137 Yachats OR 97394 (503) 547-3137

203 Altoona Area VocationalTechnical-School Diversified Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL (S) AltoonaAreaVocationalTechnical School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY None JOB ATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION CFJOB SITES Off school property, HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industria ea STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education R EL ATED.PLACEMENTS 75% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION NQ Office dccupations Technical occupations Trade and 'industrial

REIMBURSED .EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industcy ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Richard C. Burley SUPER INTE NDENr Charles N. Hill DIRECTOR 1500FourthAve OP PRESIDENT Altoona Voc. Tech. Schoin. Altoona PA 16603 1500 Fourth Eve (814) 943-5231 Altoona PA 16603 (814) 943-5231

Bethlehem Work-StudyProgram

SCHOOL(S) Bethlehem School District

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 24 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 30% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes PENAL E 60% LOCATION OE' JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIALSETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT ATJOB SITE No AR gAs Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPEASE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM AnthonyDon,chez SUPERINTENDENT William Bost DIRECTOR 3465 Kipling Circle OR PRESIDENT Bethlemen Area School District Bethlehem PA 18017 2307 Rodgers (215) 867-9851 ,Bethlehei PA 18017 (215)867-9851

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Kane AreaHigh School CooperativeVocation-EducationProgram

SCHOOL141. (S) Kane Area H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 31 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None 'JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 45% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16" No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SIFE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% Hone economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE" None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Student activities include participation in the co-op club in the school.

IQGRAM Emene J. Hall SUPERINTENDENT Paul R. Miller DIRECTOR 21ne6 S. Edgar St OR PRESIDENT Kane Area SChools Ka PA 1 W. Hemlock Ave (814) 837-9147 Kane PA 15735 (614) 637-9570

Lebanon CountyVocational Technical School Cooperative Work Experience Program

SCHOOL (S) Lebanon County Vocational Technical School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PWOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE. 16% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y75es AREAS Hose economics RELATED PLACEMENTS % Office occupations ACIIVE UPON PARTICIPATION Unavailable Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Hone

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS A11 students entering the program have had at least 1year instruction in a vocational course related to the occupation in which they want to receive OJT.

PROGRAM Gerald H. Seiler SUPER INTENDENT James A. Beard DIRECTOR 833 Metro Drive OR PRESIDENT Lebanon County Vo . Tech. School Lebanon PA 17042 833 Metro Drive (717) 273-8551 Lebanon PA 17042 (717) 273-8551

205 cf Bovertown HighSchool Diversified OccupationalEducation Satellite (DOES)

SCHOOL(S) 'Boyertown H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 110 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITP Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% Health pccupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION 4o Home econosics Office occupations Trade and ihdustrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The progia is attempting to ,?.zpand the satellite concept to include more full-tine home-school students who have been denied enrollment in vocational education programs due to quota limitations.

PROGRAM willia Fisk SUPERINTENDENT Harry Gilbert

DIRECTOR R.D. 1 , OR PRESIDENT Boyettonn School District Leesport PA 19533 N. Monroe St (2153 374-4073 Boyertowm PA 19512 (215) 367-6031

Highland High School Cooperative Business Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Highland H.S. I EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 15 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 85% LOCATION OP dOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 70% Hone econom cs ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Na Office occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Businesses which provide OJT also guarantee full-time employment for students after graduatjon.

PROGRAM Pat Guzzi SUPERINTENDENT Nick Staresinic DIRECTOR Highland B.S. OR PRESIDENT Highland School District Natrona Heights PA 15065 Idaho B Pacific Ave (412) 226-1000 Natrona Heights PA 15065 (412) 226-1000

206 Philadelphia Business Experience Education Program (BEEP)

SCHOOL (S) Philadelphia high schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 2G PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 95% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 15% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAI.PEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIO1aL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gerald Davis SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 1500 Spring Garden OR PRESIDENT Philadelphia PA 19101 (215) 564-2400

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Pittsburgh Work -Study Program

SCHOOL(S) Allegheny H.6. andsir other high schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 250 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 53% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 41% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Rome economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupa4ons

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Student salary PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This program is designed for disadvantaged students mho have been unproductive in a regularacademic setting. The programoerates a comprehensive pre-work orientation program and also provides counseling for individualstudents.

PROGRAM Walter Timm SUPERINTENDENT Louis Eishkunas DIRECTOR 635 Rbidgge AvPe OR PRESIDENT Pittsburgh Board of Education Pittn 15212 341 S. Bellefield 682-1700 Pittsburgh PA 15213

207 Pittsburgh Occupational Vocational Training Co-op Program

SCHOOL(S) 13 Pittsburgh high schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 2000 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 90% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION YeS FEMALE 55% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SET Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB ITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Leaping SUPERINTENDENT Louis Iishkunas DIRECTOR 635 Ridge Ave OR PRESIDENT Pittsburgh Board of Public Education Pittsburgh PA 15212 341 S. Benefield (412) 682-1700 Pittsburgh PI 15213 (412) 682-1700

Saegertovn Cooperative Education All Fields Program

SCHOOL (S) Saegertown, Cambridge Springs, Townville, Randolph E. Mead H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT' 75 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF. JOB. SITES Off school roperty HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING, Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education

ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations , &ELATED PLACEMENTS 75% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION go Technical occupations Trade and industrial .

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT. None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students with low academic motivation but averageIQ's are considered for enrollment inthe program. Fifteen of the students are from a group hose where they were placed by the courts. These students require individual training and counseling in the program.

PROGRAM June Stacey SUPERINTENDENT Floyd Walter DIRECTOR Euclid SchOol OR PRESIDENT Penncrest School District Saegertown PA 16433 Nook Road (814) 763-2615 Saegertown PA 16433 (814) 7E3-2615

208 Southampton Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL (5) William Tennent H.S. and Independence School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 140 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 10% ,JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes. FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property ' HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Unavailable OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y60es AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % Tradeand industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT 44 None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Jo n Baminski SUPERINTENDENT E. McDonald DIRECTOR 91 New Road OR PRESIDENT Centennial School District Southampton PA 18966 Street and Newton Rd (215) 357-0197 Warminster PA 18974 (215) 672-7100

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Northampton Community College Dental Hygiene Program

.Y SCHOOL (S) Northampton C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRI MARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMA00%E 1 LOCATION OP JOB SITES On school -property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT' Student fees, Foundations, Industry, Private individuals ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program operates a dental hygiene clinic which offerslow-cost dental hygiene services to 'the community and provides students with clinical experiences for OJT. Area dentists have provided money to equip the 16 -chair clinic.

PROGRAM Carolyn liar bourt SUPERINTENDENT R. C. Richardson DIRECTOR 3835 Green Pond Rd OR PRESIDENT Bethlehem PA 18017 (215) 865-5351 I

209 Harrisburg Area Community College SecretarialScienbe Cooperative Work Experience Program

SCHOOL (S,), Harrisburg Area C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 121 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTIOI Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIA: SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Tes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 1 00% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees -. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Using_aulti-media materials as aids to instruction, students receive academic training in basic skills. Although the college locates training positions, students must still file an application and complete the employment test and personal interview for acceptance in the program. PROGRAM Dorothy Perencz SUPERINTENDENT Dr Clyde Blocker DIRECTOR '3300 Cameron St Road OR PRESIDENT Harrisburg C.C. Harrisburg PA 17110 3300 Cameron St Road kk (717) 236-9533 le" HarrisburgPA 17110 (717) 236-9533

Lehigh County Community College Apparel Management Program

SCHOOL(S) Lehigh County C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training M/NORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS, 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry * ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM George Elison SUPERINTENDENT hn Berrier DIRECTOR 2370 Main St OR PRESIDENT Schnecksvtlle PA 18078 (215) 799-2121

210 Santiago Veve Calzada Senior High School Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL (S) Santiago Veve Calzada Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prelention MINORITY 100% -10B-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 51% LOCATION OP .. -JOB' SITEs. On School property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT tone ADDITIONALCOMMENTS The program offers remedial education for students with special needs. Instruction is provided in math, science, Spanish, English and reading.

PROGRAM Felix. Cornier SUPERINTENDENr Juan Tirado DIRECTOR T.C. Gonzalez Ave OR PRESIDENT Sdhool District

Hato Rey PR'00919 . Pa ordo PR 00919 (809) 766-3086 (8 9), 863-1150

Cranston High School (West) Cooperative Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Cranston H.S. West

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL econdaty ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY Unavailable e 30B-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y75es AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS % Health ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupa ons .Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Inaddition to receiving OJT, students receive business and industrial lab training and operate the school store.

PROGRAM Carlo Gamba SUPERINTENDENT Joseph Picano DIRECTOR 845 Park Ave OR PRESIDENT Cranston,SChool Department Cranston RI 02910 845 Park Are (401) 785-0400 Cranston RI 02910 (401) 785-0400

211 East Providence Area Vocational Technical Facility Cooperative Program in Education

SCHOOLJS) East Providence Area Vocational Techt0.cal Facility

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 470

PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training . MINORITY N3ong JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 05 LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None. INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT.JOB SITE. Y75es AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM F. Paul Colella SUPERINTENDENT Edward Martin DIRECTOR 225 Taunton Ave OR PRESIDENT E. Providence Voc. Tech. Facility E. Providence RI 02914 2000 Pawtucket Ave (401) 434-1040 E. Providence RI 02914 (401) 438-1420

Coventry Vocational Technical Facility Distribntie Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Coventry Vocational Technical Facility

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 90 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 3% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FELE -75% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive eduCation ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Student activitiesinclude DECA participation along with the co-op program. In addition supplemental training and experfences are provided through theDEstore and use of speakers, videotape and field trips.

PROGRAM Pasco Santangelo SUPERINTENDENT Bernard Ryder DIRECTOR 38 Dix Ave OR PRESIDENT Coventry H.S. Johnston RI 02919 Foster Drive (401) 821-6720 Coventry RI 02816 (401) 397-3391

212 Woonsocket High School Operation VITAL

SCH COL (S) Woonsocket H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 70 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE /90es ,AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes /

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gerald A. Cartier SUPERINTENDENT John F. Drury Jr. DIRECTOR 70 N. Main St OR PRESIDENT Woonsocket Education Department Woonsocket RI 02895 70 N. Main St (401) 769-1964 Woonsocket RI 02895 (401) 769-1964

Aiken High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Aiken H.S.

EDUCATIONAL -LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 56 PRIMARY PURPOSE training MINORITY .57% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Occupational FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education AC4DEMIC-CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 48% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program is designed for studentsinterested in office occupations, horticulture, commercial sewing, food service and retailing.

PROGRAM Estelle Muse SUPERINTENDENT G.T. Myers DIRECTOR P.O. Box 9 OR PRESIDENT Aiken County Aiken SC 29801 P.O. Box 1137 (803) 648-5363 Aiken SC 29801 (803) 648-1312

213 Kershaw County Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Camden H.S. .ave

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 350 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevent ion MINORITY 95% JOB - BELATED IMVTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 25% LOCATION OF JO SITES On school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTN/AL,SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTSUNDER16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No 4111, AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 10% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial J

REIMBURSED EX PENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADD IT IONA L COMMENTS None

['ROGUE Ma: jorie Watson SUPERINTENDENT J. C. Walton DIRECTOR Kershaw Educ. Bldg. OH PRESIDENT School District of Kershaw Camden SC 29020 Kersha Educ. Bldg. (803) 432-8416 Camden SC 29020 (803) 432-8416

Eau Claire High School Neighborhood Youth Corps

sce6oL(s) Eau Cl aire H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 13 . PRIMARY PURPOSE Dpoutro prevention 9 9 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION No FEALE 50% LOCATZZN OF JOB SITES On school property HA DICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIALSETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB. SITE No AREAS . Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE DIXON PARTICIPATION Ni Home econolics Of fice'occnpations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT In-kind contributions by the school and staff ADDITIONALCOMMENTS None

PROGRAM Clarence Smith SUPER UTE IDENT DIRECTOR 1616 Richland St OR PRESIDENT c-0 Columbia SC 292 01 (803) 765-2491

214 Keenan High School Food Careers Program

SCHOOL(S). Keenan. H.S,

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 60% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial atea STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACADEMIC CREDIT AT1500 SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE 'UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Fund-raising drives ADDITIONAL COMMENTS, None

I PROGRAM Inez Waechter SUPERINTENDENT Claud E. Kitchens DIRECTOR 1616 Richland St OR PRESIDENT lachland County School, $1 Columbia $C 29204 RichlandSt (803) --256-6592 olam bia 4 5-C 49920

Keenan ngh School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Keenan H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI0%TY 60 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yc FEMALE , 4 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area ,STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENT Unavailable ACTIVE MOE PART CIEATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Fund-raising drivs ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Luise Benson SUPERINTENDENT Claud E. Kitchens DIRECTOR 1616 IlichlOeSt OR PRESIDENT Richland County School District 1 Columbia Se 29204 1616 Richland St (803) 258-6592 Columbia SC 29204 (803) 7b5 -2491

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. Dillon County Area Vocational Center Distributive Education Project

SCHOOL(S) DillonCcunty Aroa Vocational Center. 11.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 34 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training, MINORITY, 92% JOB-MATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 85% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off sch-061 property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16, No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOS SITE Yes AREAS BELATED PLACEMENTS 70% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry, EUindraising drives ADDITIONALCOMMENTS .This program offers additional training experiences besides OJT through(7" the operation of a small store open to thepublic. Thereis a weekly radio broadcast of general vocational distributive educat4on news from the program.

PROGRAM Gordon Drake SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Mitchell DIRECTOR P. O. Box 1130 OR PRESIDENT Dillon.County School District 2 Dillon SC 29536 P. O. Box 1130 (803) 774-4561 Dilldn SC 29536 (804'774-6443-

Greenville High School Cooperative °tilde Occupations - Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Greenville H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 22% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE' 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No. OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC .CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y60es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None, PRIVATE SUPPORT None 7 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM D. W. Canty SUPER INTENDENT Anne Matthews DIRECTOR 31-A Rooseveltt OR PRESpENT School District of Greenville County Greenville SC 29602 420 N. Pleasantburg 41. (803) 235-6876 Greenville SC 29602 (803) 242-5460

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Williamsburg County NeighborhoodYouth Corps

SCHOOL(S) 13 Williamsburg County sCIools

. EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 94 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORI0%TY \ 7

JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE ' 30% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming reslon STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL home econosicS ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE°UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM S. Melton Nelsen SUPERINTENDENT R. C. Fennell DIRECTOR P.O. Box 423 OR PRESIDENT Williamsburg S. D. Kingstree SC 29556 125 N. Alain St (803) 354-6080 Kingstree SC 29556 (803) 354-6674

Lake City High SChool Cooperative Office Occupations Program

SCHOOL (S) Lake City H.S.

. # . EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 29 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 31% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FMLE, 9% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property 0 HAENDAICAPPEp No3ne INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 N9 OCCUPATIONAL Office,occdpations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes' '`. AREAS .4; RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Bank ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Janie Bushardt SUPERINTENDENT J. D. Bushardt DIRECTOR Stewart St OR PRESIDENT Florence District 3 Lake City SC 29560 Westover St (803) 394-8406 Lake City SC,29560 (803) 394-8652 17

Central High School DistributiveEducation Program

SCHOOL(S) Central H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 80 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y75es AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS % Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS One facet of the program is directed towards training the potential school dropout. The program offers individualized counseling and instruction for these students.

PROGRAM . Prank Zahn SUPERINTENDENT Roger Hanson DIRECTOR Central H.S. OR PRESIDENT Aberdeen Independent S.D. 32

. Aberdeen SD 574 01 Central H.S. 1605) 225-0472 Aberdeen SD 57401 (605) 225-6223

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Sioux Falls Washington School CareerDevelopment Program

SCHOOL(S) Sioux Falls Washington School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENRGLY.MENT, 150 PRIMARI PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 2% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 8% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC ...:REDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Trade. and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Employers of rehabilitation studr,alcs PRIVATE. SUPPORT Industry, XiliCA ADDITIONAL COMMENTS For academic studies, the rogram includes remedial course work along with individualized instruction and learningpackets for in-school student training. Theprogram also offers encounter group sessions for students.

PROGRAn Craiy Costello SUPERINTENDENT John Harris DIRECTOR Siont Falls School OR PRESIDENT Sioux Falls Independent District Sioux Falls SD 57102 201 E.38th St (605)3,18 -8824 Sioux Falls SD 57103 (605) 336-3580 Yankton Senior High School Distributive Education and Health Occupations Program

SCHCOL(S) Yankton Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEY Secondary ENROLLMENT 88 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INS UCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SPITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC'CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 40% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL, COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gerald Pesicka SUPERINTENDENT Maurice Haugland DIRECTOR 615 Capitol OR PRESIDENT Yankton Independent 1 Yankton SD 57078 2000 Mulberry (605) 665-7861 Yankton SD 57078 (605) 665-2797

,Chattanooga Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL (5) Chattanooga schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 80% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 75% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school 'property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 NoN OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations. ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No 4 AREAS Office occupations

RELATED PLACEMENTS rnavailable . Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNIONPARTICIPATIO410 Uo

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Some enrollee's wages PRIVATE SUPPORT 'None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS The progi.m provides job opportunities for high school dropouts from low incomefamilies.

PROGRAM Oscar Allen SUPERINTENDENT James Henry DIRECTOR 825 McCallie Ave OR PRESIDENT Chattanooga Public Schools Chattanooga TN 37403 1161 V. 40th St (615) 266-1191 Chattanooga TN 17410 (615) 821-2513

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Chattanooga Occupational training Center

SCHOOL(S) Occupational Training enter

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 200 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 355 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE - 2- 01_._. LOCATION OFJOBSITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None .(7 PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Curriculum for the prograi i'; initiated by the cm lover. Instructional areas for the program are developed from these suggestions; and are then included in the job-related instruOtion for students.

PR CG RAM E. L. Fitch SUPERINTENDENT Sam McConnell DIRECTOR 317 Oak St OR PRESIDENT Hamilton County Schools Chattanooga TN 37402 317 Oak St (615) 265-8221 Chattanooga TN 37403 (615).265-8221

Anderson County Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Anderson County Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 300 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION No FEMALE 40S LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school p-operty HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Officeoccupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Trade nd industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE ONION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gerald Gulley SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR Co. Courthouse Rm 114 OR PRESIDENT Clinton TN 37716 (615)457-2873

220 PutnamCountyHigh School work-StudyProgram

SCHOOL(S) Putnam County H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 25 PHI NARY PURPOSE Dropoutprevention MINORITY 3% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION No 50% 'LOCATIONOF JOBSITES On and off school property Ulti!AppED 3 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATESUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Berchiiilliams SUPER INTE NDENT WalterShanks DIRECTOR 442 E.Spring St OR PRESIDENT Putnam County Board of Education Cookeville TR 38501 442 E..Spring St (615) 526-9777 Cookeville TN 38501 (615) 526-9777

Northside High School Project SPAN

SCHOOL (S) Northside H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 600 PRIMARYPURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 99% JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 52% LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off schoolprco,erty HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Majorindustrial area STUDENTSUNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL °Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% Healthoccupations ACTIVEUNIONPARTICIPATION No Home economics Off ice occupations Technical- occupations Tradeandindustrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATESUPPORT Labor unions, Industry .. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Cooperative training is offered in varied career clu. tern. Upon graduation, job placement is offered seniors. I.

PROGRAM James Hugueley SUPERINTENDENT John .Free an DIRECTOR 1 1212 Vollintine St OR PRESIDENT Memphis City Schools Memphis TN 38107 2597 Avery Ave (901) 278-4527 Memphis TN 38112 (9C1) 323-8311

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Nashville Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL (S) 16 Nashville high schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondaby ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 25% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 37% LOCATION OF 'JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% Of fice occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Sales and marketing executives ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Kenneth Anderson SUPERINTENDENT Elbert Brooks DIRECTOR 2601 Ave OB PRESIDENT Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools Nashville T37204 2601 Bransford Ave (615) 747-51 3 Nashville TN 37204 (615) 747-5193

Hardin County Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Hardin County Schools

EDUCATIONAIVLEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRI MAR PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY' 20% ATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% ILQ ION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACENENTS 25% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM N.B. Falls SUPER INTENDENT Morris Beckham DIRECTOR Education Building OR PRESIDENT Hardin County Schools Savannah TN 38372 Education Building (90 1)925-3943 Savannah TN 38372 (901)925-3943

222 Union Carbide Training and Technology Program

SCHOOL(S) Union Carbide Nuclear Division Y-12 Plant

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 400 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training JOB-RELATED INSTBLCTICN Yes FEMALE 8% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Technical occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 93% ACTIVE UNION 'PARTICIPATION es

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Most receive MDTA training funds PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry, School board ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program is designed .to train disadvantaged youth and to conduct research and development activities in cooperation with industrial and governmental agencies.

PROGRAM Wendell Russell SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR TAT ORAU Box 117 OR PRESIDENT Oak Ridge TN 37830 (615) 483-8411

Abilene Trade and Industrial Cooperative Program

SCHOOL(S) Abilene and Cooper H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 85 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 12% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION FEMALE 501 LOCATION UP JOB SITES Offschool property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS' 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Janes Jeter SUPERINTENDENT A.E. Wells DIRECTOR P. O. Box 981 OR PRESIDENT Abilene S.D. Abilene TX 79604 P. O. Box 981 (915) 677-1444 Abilene TX 79604 (915) 677-1444

223 Palo Duro High School Coordinated Vocational Academic Education(tVAE) Program

SCHOOLS) Palo Duro H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Una PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 68vailable% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 35% LOCATION OF JOB SITE_ Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 k No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE /es AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nd Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT \None

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS he program enrolls disadvantaged students. Inthe first 2 years of the program, studentsrective special training in lab classes to enter the co-op program during their 3rd and 4th years ot high school.

PROGRAM Vinita Gibson SUPERINTENDENT Robert Ashworth DIRECTOR 1500 N. Grant St OR PRESIDENT Amarillo Independent School District Amarillo TX 79101 910 V. Eighth Ave (806) 383-2733 Amarillo TX 79101 (806) 376-5531

Skyline High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Skyline H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 33% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Ncne PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS As an addition to OJT, students receive work experiences in the DE storein the school.

'PROGRAM Stanley Baker SUPERINTENDENT Nolan Estes DIRECTOR 7777 FOrney Rd OR PRESIDENT Dallas Independent School District Dallas TX 75227 3700 Ross Ave (214) 388-2101 Dallas TX 75204 (214) 824-1620 Sunset High School Health Occupations Cooperative TrainingProgram

SCHOOL(S) Spnset H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACACENIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y40es AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None.

PROGRAM Ruthelle Wilson SUPERINTENDENT Nolan Estes DIRECTOR 2120 W. Jefferson OR PRESIDENT Dallas Independent School Cistrict Dallas TX 75208 3700 Ross Ave (214) 942-3121 Dallas TX 7 5204 (214) 824-1620

W. W. Samuell High School vocational Office Education

SCHOOLS) W. W. Sauuell H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 12 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMAIE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 ,No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 96% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM B. J. Stamps SUPERINTENDENT Nolan Estes DIRECTOR 3700 Ross Ave OR PRESIDENT Dallas Independent School District Dallas TX 75204 3700 Ross Ave (214) 824-1620 Dallas TX 75204 (214) 824-162O

225 DentonHigh SchoolDistributive Education Cooperative Program

SCHOOL (S) DentonH.S.,

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 75 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 6% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOBSITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE. Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNIONPARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM N. R. Thompson SUPERINTENDENT James Benjamin DIRECTOR DentonHigh School, OR PRESIDENT Denton IndependentSchoolDisrict Denton TX 76201 1205 University Dr N (817) 382 -9611. Denton TX 76201 (817) 387-6151

Bowie High School Cooperative Vocational Academic Education Program

SCHCOL(S) Bowie H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 44 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ye FE MA LE 55% LOCATION OF JOB SITES f school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIALSETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL griculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Istributive education BELATEDPLACEMENTS 90% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc ome economics 0fficce occupations rade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE -None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry COMMENTelk Thisprogram is designed for disadvantagedstudentstudents who are able to receive training in a vari y ofsingXe-skill jobs.

PROGRAM Lea Siler SUPER MENDEN T H. E.Charles DIRECTOR 900 S. Cotto OR PRESIDENT El Paso Public Schools El Paso TX 79 P.O. Box 1710 (915) 533-6861 El Paso TX 79999 (915) 533-4951

226 IrvinHigh School Vocational OfficeEducation (VOE)Program

SCHOOL(S) Irvin H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 38 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINO0%RITY 3 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 92% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16' -- No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL CORM1NTS In addition to OJT, students participate in club activities and compete in )peal, State.4nd national club contests.

PROGRAM Yolanda Sitters SUPERINTENDENT H.E. Charles DIRECTOR 9465 Roanoke St OR PRESIDENT El Paso Independent School District El Paso TX 7992 4 100 N. Rio Grande (915) 755-7687 El Paso,TX 79999 (915) 533-4951

Jefferson High School Distributive Educaticn Program

SCHOOL(S) Jefferson H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LE EL Secondary ENROLLMENT 38 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training TY 1 0% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 55% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNonl INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Charles Berry SUPERINTENDENT H. E. Cha-fles DIRECTOR 4700 Alameda OR PRESIDENT El Paso Public Schools El Paso TX 79905 P.O. Box 1710 (915) 532-4963 El Paso TX 79999 (915) 533-4951

227 El Past; Technical Center Vocational Student Summer Work-Study Program

SCHOOL(S) El Paso Technical Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 125 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 98% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 25% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On school property HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area 2% STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE NC AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Salary 80% PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Stanley Wright SUPERINTENDENT H. E. Charles DI RECTOR 2231 Arizona OR PRESIDENT El Paso Public Schools El Paso TX 79930 F.O. Box 1710 (915)533-4951 El Paso TX 79999 (915) 533-4951

4. Trimble Technical High School Partners in Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Triable Technical H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 66% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 601 LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school roperty HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unadailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE No PRIVATE SUPPORT foundations, Labor unions, Iniustry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

a PROGRAM Robert McAbee SUPERINTENDENT Julius Trnelson DIRECTOR 3210 Lancaster OR PRESIDENT Ft. North Independent School District Ft. Worth TX 76107 3710 Lancaster (817) 332-8311 Ft. Worth TX 76107 (817) 332-8311

229 Rooker T. Washington High School Rome Economics Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Booker T. Washington Junior-Senior B.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 65 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 0% -JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes 1505505 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics'0

ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS . RELATED PLACEMENTS X33% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE. None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS , This was one of the first home economics co-op programs in Houston. Students are given an opportunity to conduct career surveys and individual career and job analyses.

PlOGRAM Ruth P. Thornton SUPERINTENDENT George G. Garver DIRECTOR 802 W. 13 th OR PRESIDENT Houston Independent School Distrit Houston TY 77008 3830 Richmond Ave (713) 862-4341 Houston TX 77027 (713) 623-5011

Charles H. Milby High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Charles H. Milby H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENPOLLMENT 34 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 10% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETT G Major industrial area STUDENTS,UNDER No OCCUPATICNAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDI AT JOB SITE AREAS RELATED PLACER NTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Charles Herrington SUPERINTENDENT George Garver DIRECTOR 11203 Sageville OR PRESIDENT Houston Independent School District Houston TX 77034 3830 Richmond (713) 481-3529 Houston TX 77006 (713) 623-5205

229 1 Westbury High School Vocational Office Education (VOE) Program

SCHOOL(S) Westbury H.S. A EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 37 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes EMIR 88% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED Hone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations

ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes . AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS In addition to OJT, stddents are included in field trips and .individual study projects. In the instructional aspect of the program, battery and rotation teaching are used.

7'4 PROGRAM Ruth Stecher SUPERINTENDENT George Garver DIRECTOR 5575 Gasmer Rd OR PRESIDENT Houston Independent School District Houston TX 77035 3830 Richmond Ave (713) 729-5636 Houston TX 77025 (713) 623-5405

Worthing High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Worthing H.S.

--- EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT n4 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 100% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes '0FEMALE 34% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JCB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBUR-ED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Students also participate in industrial club work and in district and regional competitive activities.

PROGRAM Paul T. Powell SUPERINTENDENT George Garver DIRECTOR 9215 Scott St OR PRESIDENT Houston Independent School District Houston TX 77051 '3830 Richmond Rd (713) 733-6250 Houston TX 77051 (713) 623-5205

230 Plainvie gh School VocationalOffice Education Co- op Program

SCHOOL(S) Plainview H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 28 PRI MARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 7% OB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes PENAL8 100% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTSUNDER16 No OCCUPATIONAL Of fice occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AR PAS' RELATED PLACEMENTS 55% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None 'ADDITIONAL COMMENTS "None

PROGRAM Paula Pinney SUPERINTENDENT Glenn Harrison, DIRECT OR 114 Castro St OR PRESIDENT Plainview S.D. Plainview TI 79072 N. Box 1540 (806)293-46813 Plainview TX 79072 (806) 296-5563 \\ - -c, - 1

Galveston College Associated Health Occupations Program

SCHOOL (5) Galveston College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ' ENROLLMENT 120 PRIMARYPURPOSE Occupational training 11I3DRITY 2% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes- PENAL E 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED-1k. 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupati ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED 'EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ( ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The 1st year of the program is an exploratory periodfalrstudents who receive orientation in entry-level clinical skills. The 2nd year students begin trainilug in selected areas.

PROGRAM U. Caritwell SUPERINTENDENT Melvin Plexco a. DIRECTOR College OR PRESIDENT Galt' ton TX 7755,0 (713 763-6551 Tarrant Cc(unty Junior College Mid - Management Program

SCHOOL (S) Tarrant County J.C.0 NortheastCampus

\DUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 300 /MARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 15% J -RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 33% LOATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% .INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STDDENTS,URDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL nistributivc education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED MEUSE None PRI1ATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Evelyn Grace SUPERINTENDENT Joe Rushing DIRECTOR 828 Harwood Rd OR PRESIDENT Tarrant County Jr College District Hurst TX 76053 1400 ?W Natl Bank (817) 281-7860 Ft Worth TX 76102 (817) 336-7851

South P1dins College Fashion Merchandising Program

SCHOOL(S) South Plains Cellege

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 11 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture 'ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Health occupations ACTIVE UNION 'PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations tta Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

r0t, PROGRAM Frank Hunt SUPERINTENDENT Marvin Baker DIRECTOR South Plains College OR PRESIDENT South Plairs J.C. District .Levelland TX 79336 South Plains College (806) 894-4921 Levelland TX 79336 (806) ,894-4921 South Plains College Kid-Management Program

SCHCOL(S) South Plains College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 76 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10%, JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ye s FEMALE 31% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 3% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 79% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENS' None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PRCGRAh Frank Hunt SUPERINTENDENT Marvin Baker DIRECTOR South Plains College OR PRESIDENT South Plains J.C. District Levelland TX 79336 South Plains College (806) 894-4921 Levelland TX 79336 (806) 894-4921

Ford Motor Co-op Program

SCHOOL (S) Box Elder H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 15 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property KNDTCAPPED None INDUSTRIAL. SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 10 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y80es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE JNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Salaries of the few students who are difficult to place

PRIVATE ,SUPPORT . Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Sam Gordon. SUPERINTENDENT J. C. Bays DIRECTOR Box Elder H.S. OR PRESIDENT Box Elder School District Brighavi City UT 84302 County Courthouse (801) 723 -5281 Brigham City UT 84302 (801) 723-5281

233 Provo High School Supervised Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Provo H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 80 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training -MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and. off school property HANDICAPPED 8% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 10% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics . Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Studentfees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Job platements for OJT in agriculture include placements in the U.S. Forest Ser 'ice, the Bureau of Land Management and in soil and conservation agencies.

PROGRAM Bert Asay SUPERINTENDENT S. W. Wing DIRECTOR Provo High School OR PRESIDENT- Provo School District Provo UT 84601 Box 816 (801) 373-6550 Provo UT 84601 (801) 373-6301

East High School Health Careers Program

SCHOOL (S' East H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITE Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE T89es AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The first semester of the program includes hospital observations, volunteer workand employment for students. After the first semester a nurse attendant (aide) course is offered in the program.

PROGRAM Bernice Raymond SUPERINTENDENT Arthur Wiscombr, DIRECTOR 1919. E. 21st S. ON PRESIDENT Salt Lake School District Salt Lake City UT 84106 440 E. First St (801) 322-1471 Salt Lake City UT 84106

234 Utah State University Ornamental Horticulture Program

SCHOOL(S) Utah State University

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI 3%

JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE % 2% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No, OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Unavailable AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Trav\to advisory committee meetings PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gilbert Long SUPERINTENDENT Glen Taggert DIRECTOR Utah State University OR PRESIDENT Logan UT 84321 (801) 752-4100

Utah State University Agricultural Mechanization Program

F'siOOL (S) Utah State University

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL PostseConaary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 3% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 2% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Unavailable AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Travel to advisory committee meetings PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gilbert 1.. Long SUPERINTENDENT Glen Taggert DIRECTOR Utah Stara University OR PRESIDENT Logan UT 84321 ,(801) 752-4100 Weber State Colle e Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Veber State Coigege

---.--. EDUCATIONAL LEVEL osts cindery ENROLLMENT 208 PRIMARY PURPOSE ccup Tonal training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN es FEMAE 45% LOCATION OF JOB SITES 1ff school property HANDICAPPED 51 INDUSTRIAL SETTING c Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 OCCUPATIONAL- Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIX,BURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry, Grants ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Steven Eichmeter SUPERINTENDENT Joseph Bishop DIRECTOR 3750 Harrison Blvd OR PRESIDENT Ogden UT 84403 (801) 399-5941

V.

Utah Technical College Business Internship Program

SCHCOL(S) Utah Technical College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 200 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINOR JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 98% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Lucille Stodd-ard SUPERINTENDENT Wilsot Sorensen DIRECTOR 1395 N. 150 E. OR PRESIDENT Utah Technical College Provo UT 84601 1395 N. 150 E. (801) 373-7890 Provo UT 84601 (801) 373-7890

236 Barre City Regional Vocational Technical Center Cooperative Occupational Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Barre City Regional Vocational Technical Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 70 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY N30%one JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school, property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations BELATED PLACEMENTS 85% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE. SUPPORT None

ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Students receive 1 year of vocational tr4inng in school before OJT. The program maintains contact vith parents to involve them in school activities.

PROGRAM Paul Nutter SUPERINTENDENT Ernest Lyon DIRECTOR Ayers St OR PRESIDENT Barre City Schools Barre VT 05641 Washington 'St (802) 476-6237 Barre VT 05641 (802) 416-5011

Mt. Anthony Union High School Vocational Center Co-op Program

SCHOOL (S) Mt. Anthony Union H.S. Vocational Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT , 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 14% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture

ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS , Distributive education RELATED_PLACEMENTS Unavailable Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No , Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

, PROGRAM H. J. Eddington SUPERINTENDENT George Sleeman DI RECTOR Park St. OR PRESIDENT Mt. Anthony Union H.S. Bennington VT 05201 Park Street Extension (802) 447 -7511 Bennington VT 05201 (802)447-7511

237 Oxbow "Nigh School Vocational CooperativeWork Experience Program

SCHCOL(S) Oxbow H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 37 PRI MARYPURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 15% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No -OCCUPATIONAL A griculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y88es AREAS Health occupations RELED PLACEMENTS % Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program is -in a rural setting with less than 50 non-farmingoccupational trainingopportunities available within a 30 -mile radius. Students are enrolled in an introductory programwith limited OJT.

PROGRAM . Robert Gaylord SUPER INTENDENT Robert Sheridan DIRECTOR Oxbow High School OR PRESIDENT Union District 30 ( Bradford VT 05033 Upper Plain (802) 222-4938 Bradford VT 05033 (802) 222-5214 ...... -=

OxbowHigh School Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Oxbow H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary '\ ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATEDINSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 20% LOCATION OF JOBSITES On and off schocl property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT ATJOB SITE Yes AREAS _ . Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% Of fice occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS In addition to cooperative education, the CLIP (Career Life Investigation Program) is offered. In this program students can investigate up to 90 hoursbeforechoosing a vocational area for training.

PROGRAM Lloyd Horadan SUPERINTENDENT Robert Sheridan DIRECTOR Oxbow High School OR PRESIDENT Orange East Supervisory Union Bradford VT 05033 Oxbow H.S. (802) 222-5215 Bradford VT 05033 (802) 222-5216

238

ii Addison County Vocational Center Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCBOOLISj Addison County Vocational Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROL&MENT 45 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training 41NORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ye s FEMALE Unavailable LOCATION OF 40B SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Unavailable OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No- Rome economics Office occupation Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRI.VATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This.occupational program offers an orientation prOgram in which students say explore job opportunities in selected vocational areas.

PROGRAM Gerald Mottram SUPERINTENDENT Harold Morse DIRECTOR Addison Co. Yoc. Ctr OR PRESIDENT Union District 3 Middlebury VT 05753 Court Street (802) 388-4031 Middlebury VT P5753 (802) 388-4031

North County Union High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL(S) North Country Union H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 30 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1J% JOB-RELATED-INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTR-IAL SETTING Farming region 'STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS 'Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavail,Able v Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None

PRIVATE SUPPORT ' None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The program is located in a French and English speaking community. Because of the bilingual area, the program sakes adjustments to meet the educational needs 'of bothcultures.

PROGRAM Andrew Major: SUPER-INTENDENT John Barker DIRECTOR P.O. Box 44 OR PRESIDENT Orleans-Essex North Supervisory Union Newport VT 05855 Main St (802) 344-7921 Derby VT 05829 (802J 766-2251 Lake Cgion Union High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program

_SCHOOL(S)_ _Lake Region Union H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondaty ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACAUMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes NREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 25% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industr ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Eichael Peck SUPERINTENDENT Paul Henry DIRECTO? Lake Region H.S. OR PRESIDENT OrleaYs Cent::al Supervisory Union Orleans VT 05860 Box 57 (802) 754-6462 'Orleans VT 05860 (802) 754-6945

RutlanZ.Trea Vocational Technical School Cooperative Vocational.: Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Rutland Area Vocational Technical School

EDUCAT,IONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y95es' AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS % Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial REIMBURSED EXPENSE PRIVATE SuPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Richard Robinson SUPERINTENDENT Thomas Chesley DIRECTOR 113 Granville Acres OR PRESIDENT Rutland City Public Schools Rutland VT 05701 84 East St (802) 775-0625 Rutland VT 05701 (802) T13-9185

240 Springfield High School Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Springfield H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 25 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 70% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB'SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailab e ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT DECA Chapter ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program isbasically offered to students through a curriculum. Field trips, which are project-based training in the program. financed by the students through DECA activities, supplement

PROGRAM Norman Hobbs SUPERINTENDS T Sydney Pierce DIRECTOR Springfield H.i. OR PRESID Springfield Town School District Springfield VT 05156 , Park St (802) 885-5141 y" Springfield VT 05156 (802) 885-5141

Brattleboro Union Haigh School Cooperative Vocational Education, Program

SCHOOL(S) Brattleboro ynion H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED',INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 25% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off,schocl property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTI6G Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE rZCUPATIONAL Agriculture RELATED PLACEMENTS Y70es AREAS Distributive education % Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and.4ndustr;a1 REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONA', COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Charles Storms DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT Melvin Mendelson Box 67 OR PRESIDENT Brattleboro Union High Scnool W. Chesterfield NH 03466 230 Main St (802) 257-0356 Brattleboro VT 05301 (802) 257-0356

241 I

Thompson School Practical Nursing Progran

SCHOOL (S) Thompson School for Practical Nurses

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 80 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION -Yes FEMALE 95% LOCATION OF JO3 SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No.

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Helen Philbrick SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 30 Maple St OR PRESIDENT Brattleboro VT 05301 (802) 254-5570

Fanny Allen Memorial' school Practical Nursing Program

SCHOOL (S) Fanny Allen Memorial School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 98% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Hospitals HANDICAPPED N e INDUSTRIAL Sr-TING Single industry STUDENTS UNDEIff16 No ocCUPATIONAL alth occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS

. RELATED PLACEMENTS 90 % ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Rollande Irvine SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 101 College Parkway OR PRESIDENT Winooski VT 05404 (802) 655-2540

242 Washington -Lee High School Distributive Education Alternate Week Program

SCHOOL (S) Washington -Lee H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention HiNORITY 10 JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 16% LOCATION OF VOB SITES Off school property .HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTINC Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Y99% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Hone PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students alternate school with full-time employment on a weekly basis. The correlated curriculum is taught by a team of teachers.

PROGRAM Rosalie Arnold SUPERINTENDENT Robert Chisholm DIRECTOR 1300 N. Quincy St. OR PRESIDENT Arlington County Arlington VA 22201 1300 R. Quincy St (.703) ..277600 Arlington VA 22201 (703)527-7600

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Parry McCiuer High School Distributive Education Progra6

SCHOOLS) Parry McCiuer H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE, Career ex loration MINORI TY 2% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ycs FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Gif scho 1 property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL -SETTING Major in ustrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yea AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 10% ACTIVE ONION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATESUPPOR None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

\ PROGRAM Walter C. Scott SUPERINTENDENT James Bradford DIRECTOR 2375 Magnolia Ave OR PRESIDENT Buena Vista City Public Schools Buena Vista VA 24416 2039 Sycamore Ave (703) 261-7346 Buena Vista,VA 24416 (703) 261-2121,

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Hopewell High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Hopewell H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT, 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50%51 LOCATION CF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone /- INDUSTRIAL SETTING Majorindustrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JdB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATE' No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Student activitits in the program include participation in the VICA Program. .1

PROGRAM Ray Brylski SUPERINTENDENT C. W. Smith DIRECTOR B2-204 Riverside Park 'OR PRESIDENT Hopewell City Hopewell VA 23860 400 South Mesa Drive (703) 541-0534 Hopewell VA 23860 (703)'4'.3-1217 __

Menchville High School Cooperative Work Training Program

SCHCOL(S) Menchville H.S.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL_. Secondary ENROLLMENT 265 PRIMARY PURPOSE-- Occupational training HINORITY 40% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMAE 50% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No . OCCUPATIONAt Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y80es AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM John Caywood SUPERINTENDENT George McIntosh DIRECTOR 275 Menchville Rd OR PRESIDENT vewport News Public Schools Newport Hews VA 23602 12465 Warwick Blvd (703) 877-9296 Newport News vA 23606

(703)595-4,411 '

244 Richmond Technical Center Work ?racticum

.SCHOOL(S) Rithmond Technical Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 90 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTIO4 Yes, FEMALE 12% LOCATION OF JOB SITES school' property HANDICAPPED Nope INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CRED AT JOE SITS Y98es AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTSNTS % Trade and industrial ACTIVE.UNION PARTICIPATION, Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None 14 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS StudentS are p bs for training where they can be offered full-time employment ater graduation.

ti PROGRAM Maurice Lang SUPERINTENDENT Thomas Little DIRECTOR 2020 Westwood Ave OR PRESIDENT Richmond Public Schools Richmond-VA 23230 301 N. Ninth St (703) 649-5811 Richmond VA 23219 (703) 649-5300

Virginia Highlands Community College Human Services Careers Program

SCHOOL (S) Virginia Highlands C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 33 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 80B-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES 70%730%, Oft school property HANDICAPPED 6% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region / STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive educat,iPP ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELP:TED PLACEMENTS Unavailable iICTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATCSUPPORT None

. -ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM E.S. Maps SUPERINTENDENT Donald Puyenr DIRECTOR P.O. Box 828 OR PRESIDENT Virginia Highlands C.C. Abingdon VA 24210 Q P.O. Box 828 (703f 628-6094 Abingdon VA 24210 (703) 628-6094

245 NorthernVirginia Community College Cooperative EducationProgram

SCHOOL(S) Northern Virginia C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 300 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 30% JDB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school provrty HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Hone economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION UrAvailable Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE '..-,UPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students receive uJT in areas related to their career goals and pursun an academic program consistent with their t:aiuing.

PROGRAM Josef Horowitz SUPERINTENDENT Richard Ernst DIRECTOR e333 Little River OP PRESIDENT Annandale VA22003 (703)280-4000

Central Virginia Community College Allied Health Programs Medical Record Technician

SCETN5L(S) Central Virginia C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED-INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 90% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIR AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 20% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED ,EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT !lone ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM. Roe Hurst SUPER/NTENDErT DIRECTOR P. O. Box 4098 OR PRESIDENT Lynchburg VA 24502 (703) 239-0321

246 Tidewater Community College Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Tidewater C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL 'Postsecondary ENRCLLMENT 45 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration Y 1MALE JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMINORIT 46% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distrihutive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Kathleen Steele SUPERINTENDENT Tucker Carney; DIRECTOR Frederick Campus OR PRESIDENT Tidewater C.C. Portsmouth VA 23703 Frederick Camillus (703) 484-2121 Portsmouth Vt 2.3703 (703) 484-21:1 - - -2222

BelllevueHigh School CooperativeAutomotive Occupations Program

SCHOOL(S) Bellevue H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 18 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INST OCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB' ITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETT NG Bedroom contunity STUDENTS UNDER 6 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade andindustrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 40% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Michael Smith SUPERINTENDENT William Morton DIRECTOR 601 108th Ave S.E. OR PRESIDENT Bellevue No 405 Bellevue WA 98004 310 102nd N.E. (206) 455-6146 Bellevue WA 96004 (206) 455-6110

247 Everett High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Everett H.S,

EDM:ATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occup:ional training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPP.?D. None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMICCREDIT AT JOBSITE Yes AREAS RELATEDPLACEMENTS 80% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSEDEXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Labor unions, Industry ADDITIGNAL COMMENTS As a supplement to OJT, as in-store instructional program isprovided by retailbusiness fires. It is operated by a downtown faculty employed by the school.

PROGRAM Tom stiger SUPER INTENDEPT Oven Forbes DIRECTOR 4730 Colby OR PRESIDENT Everett School Distric Everett WA 98201 4730 Colby (206) 259-9211 Everett VA 98201 (206) 259-9211

'CA Issaquah High School 'Re-Entry Program

SCHOOL(S) Issaquah H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 60 PRIMARYPURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATEDINSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 35% LOCATION OF-,JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL, SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 - No OCCUPATIONAL Home economics ACATEMIC,' CREDIT ATJOBSITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable 'Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS None

PROGRAM Lawrence Galloway SUPERINTENDENT Clifton Johnson DIRECT OR 23231 S.E. 57th OR PRESIDENT Issaquah District 441 Issaquah WA 98027 Box Six (206) 392-6418 Issaquah WA 98027 (206T 392-7571

248 Kahlotus Secondary School Diversified Occupations Program 6 SCHOOL (S) Kahlotus Secondary School

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 28 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 5% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming reg'on STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Technical occupations

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This program is designed for the disadvantaged and dropout-prone student.

PROGRAM Marie Snyder SUPERINTENDENT James Whitt DIRECTOR Box 68 OP PRESIDENT Kahlotus School District 56 WA 99335 Box 68 (5Kahlotus09) 282-3338 Kahlotus WA 99335 (509) 282-3339

Kent DiveeStfied Occupations Work Release Program

SCHOW, (5) Kent-Meridian and Kentridge Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT PRIMARY -PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2Y% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMAL F 25% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Home economics RELATED PLACEMENTS 92% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE 'lone PRIVATE SUPPORT Indust ry

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS To be eligible for the program, students must be enrolled in a regular vocational class and must bi- recommended by their t,>achers for vocational training.

PROGRAM Thomas Straka SUP ER INTE NDENT George Daniel DIRECTOR 508 N. Central OR PRESIDENT Kent Public School District 415 Kent WA 98031 508 N. Central (206) 852-9550 Kent WA 98031 (206) 652-9550

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249 Chimacum Commercial Fishing Training Program

SCHOOL(S) Chisacum S.D..49 (cooperating with Port Townsend S.D.50)

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 18 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 6% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture .ACADENIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 40% Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Specialized areas in the program are taught by a retired seaman who has Merchant Marine experience and holds an Unlimited Masters License with the Navy. The Navy Chief Petty Officer's Exam is used to determine student competencies.

PR GRAM John V Holmes SUPERINTENDENT Kenneth N Ingman DIRECTOR S.D.114, Box 155 OR PRESIDENT Chimacus S.D. 49 Port Townsend WA 98368 Box 254 (206) 3 85 -2 055 Chiaacua WA 98325 (206) 732-4471

Columbia High School Cooperative Office Edhcation Program

SCHOOL(S) Columbia H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 40' PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 98% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 55% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Nonc ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM R. E. Burns SUPERINTENDENT Robert Iller DIRECTOR 1630 Davidson 09 PRESIDENT Richland #400 Richland WA 99352 615 Snow (509) 946-6691 Richland WA 99352 (09) 946-6106

250 Garfield High School Wo k Experience Program

SCHOOL (S) Garfield H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 225 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINORITY 75% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMaLE 50N LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 15% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Fifty percent of salary from federal funds PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL IOMMENTS None

PROGRAM Helen Burton SUPERINTENDENT Forbes Bottomly DIRECTOR 2101 S. Jackson OR PRESIDENT Seattle Public Schools District 1 Seattle WA 98144 815 Fourth St N. (206) 587-5079 Seattle VA 98109 (206) 587-5104

Seattle Schools Neighborhood Youth Corps

SCHOOL(S) Seattle School District

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 527 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 56% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB 'ITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations 'ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Gordon Roff SUPERINTENDENT Forbes Bottomly

DIRECTOR . 550 Mercer St OR PRESIDENT Seattle School District Seattle WA 98109 815 Fourth L'e N. (206) 587-5336 Seattle WA 9n109 (999) 999-9999

251 Washington Neighborhood Youth :orps (NYC) Forestry Program

SCHOOL (S) Yakima, Kittitas, Franklin, Benton, Columbia, Walla Walla Counties

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL SecondAry ENROLLMENT 50 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY 381 JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 51% LCCATION OF JOB SITES Off school 'property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Enrollee wages and fringe benefits PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS The overall prcgram covers a six-county area kith 20 high school districts. During the summer enrollees were transported 50 mil -s daily to the Snogualmie National Forest in the Cascade Mountains to build trails and to receive comprehensive instruction along with their work experiences.

PROGRAM John Miller S UP ER INT E!WENT Jack Frisk DIRECTOR 104N. Fourth Ave OR PRESIDENT Yakima School District 7 Yakima WA 98902 104 N. Fourth Ave (509) 246-3030 Yakima WA 98902 (509) .248-3030

Green River Community College Air Traffic Control (ATC) Program

SCHOOL (S) Green River C.C.

EDbCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 75 PRI MARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMAI E 1% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Technical occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS x75% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITINAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Joseph DeJoie SUPERINTENDENT Melvin Lindbloom DIRECTOR 12401 S.E. 320t h OR PRESIDENT Green River C.C. Auburn WA 98002 12401 S.E. 320th (206) 833-9111 Auburn WA 98002 (206) 833-9111

252 Bellevue Community College Social Work Program

SCHOOL(S) Bellevue C.C.

EDU1ATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENRC'LMENT 120 FRIIIARY PUR:OSE Occupational training MINORITY 50% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED Unavailabl': INDUSTRIAL` SETTING Bedrocm eJmmunity STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Nc

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS This program includes many students who are disadvantaged or who have police records.

PROGRAM Allen Suver SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 3000 145th Place SE OF PRESIDENT Bellevue WA 98004 (206) 641-0111

Columbia Basin College Agri-Chemical Business Program

SCHCOL(S) Columbia Basin College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 17 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER lr No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AZ JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNIO'n 212TICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This is a 2 -1/2 -year program in which students are required to work6 months per year during the spring and summer in retail agri-business companies.

PROGRAM James Corkrum SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Esvelt DIRECTOR 7530 W. Victoria OR PRESIDENT District 19 Kennewick WA 99336 2600 N. Chase Ave (509) 783-2329 Pasco WA 99301 (509) 547-0511

53 Highline Community College Transportation and Travel Occupational Program

SCHOOL(S) Highline C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes rRMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HAND...PED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive educatioA ACADEMIC CREDIT-AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS

. RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM R.H. Gradwohl SUPERINTENDENT Orville Carnahan DIRECTOR Highline C.C. OR PRESIDENT Community College District IX Midway WA 98031 S. 240 & Pacific Hwy (206) 878-3710 Midway WA 98031 (206) 878-3710

Seattle Central Comvunity College DeLtal Laboratory Technology Program

SCHOOL (S) Seattle Central C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 40 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 11% JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMAE LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 9% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yeo AREAS

RELATED PLACEMENTS - 87% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM James Line3ln SUPERINTEN1 °NT Nolen ninon DI RECT OR 1718 Broadway OR PRESIDEW_ Seattle Community College District 6 Seattle WA 98122 1718 Broadway (206)587-5440 Seattle WA 98122

254 Shoreline Community College Mid-Management Program

SCHOOL (S) Shore Line C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 150 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY Unavailable JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes PENEII 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HAP CAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm cLmmunity STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Les AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Student activities include participation in the DECA Program.

PROGRAM Ron La Freniere SUPERINTENDENT Richard White DIRECTOR 16101 Greenwood Ave OF PRESIDENT C.C. District 7 Seattle WA 98133 16101 Greenwood Ave (206) 546-4101 "Seattle WA 98133 (206) 546-410%

Spokane Community College Agricultural Technology and Natural Resources Management Program

SCHOOL(S) Spokane C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 220 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 1% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL,SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 98% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Foundations, Labor unions, Industry ADDITI:.*IAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM ;Arnold Hiebert SUPERINTENDENT Walter Johnson DIRECTOR E. 3403 Mission Ave OR PRESIDENT Washington State C.C. District 17 Spokane WA 99202 N. 2000 Green St (509) 456-5096 Spokane WA 99202 (509) 456-2976

255 Spokane Falls Community Colleje Mid-Management Program

SCHOOL(S) Spokane Falls C.C.

EDUCATICNAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLRENT 190 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 3% JOB - RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 23% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Students also participate in DECA activities.

PROGRAM ToM nopkins SUPERINTENDENT Max Snyder

DIRECTOR Spokane Falls C.C. OF PRESIDENT ' District 17 Spokane WA 99204 3410 Ft. Geo. Wright (509) 456-2823 Spokane WA 99204 (509) 456-2823

SpokaneCommunity College Farm MachineryRepair and Service Program

SCHOOL(S) Spokane C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVAn SUPPORT Wore

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS FoIlowup activities and program evaluations are cooperative efforts of th, instructors, students and employers in the program.

PROGRAM Keith Kirkbride SUPERINTENDENT Walter Johnson DIRECTOR E. 3403 Mission Ave OR PRESIDENT Washington State C.C. District 17 Spokane WA 99202 N. 2000 Greene St (509) 456-6141 Spokane WA 99207 (509) 456-2976

256 Ft. Steilacoom Community College Secretarial Science Cooperative Work Program

SCHOOL(S) Ft. Steilacoom C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL. Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OP JOB S.TES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 75% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATIfiN No

'1" REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS' None

PROGRAM Joan Dopp SUPERINTENDENT Marion Oppelt DIRECTOR P.O. Box 3186 OR PRESIDENT C.C. District 11 Tacoma WA 98498 P.O. Box 3181 (206) 588-3623 Tacoma WA 98498 (206) 588-3623

Ft. Steilacoom Community College Animal Technician Program

SCROOL (S) 9t. Steilacoom C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 85 PRIMARY PURP)SE Occupational training MINORITY 2% JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 90% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% TNDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICieAlION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Veterinary hospital research stations ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Dolphin SUPERINTENDENT Marion Oppelt DIRECTOR P.O. Box 3186 OR PRESIDENT District 11 Tacoma WA 98498 P.O. Box 3186 (206) 588-36?3 Tacoma WA 98498 (206) 588-3622 5

Tacoma Community College Respiratory CareTechnclogyA Program

SCHOOL(S) Tacoma C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL postsecondary ENROLLMENT 14 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 8% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 751 LOCATION OP JOB SITES Otf school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health cccupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Ias ARFAF L' RELATED PLACEMENTS 90%' ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIREURSED EXPENSE Instructor time only PRIVATE SUPPORT .Student fees, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROG7,1M Ric Radford SUPERINTENDENT Thorntcn Ford DIRECTOR 5900 S. 12th St OR PRESIDENT Tacoma Community College Tacoma WA 98465 5500 S. 12th St (206)627-4101 1.;f:oma WA 98465 (20i) 564-7200

Tacoma Community College Rad.ioloyic Technology Program

SCHOOL (S) Tacoma C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 11 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-BELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 90% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable Ar7TIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Industry VJOITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Betty Crofts SUPERINTENDENT Thornton Ford DIRECTOR 5900 S. 12th St OR PRESIDENT Tacoma Community College Tacoma WA 98465 5900 S. 12th St (206) 627-1181 Tacoma WA 98465 (206) 564-7200

258 Tacoma Community College Service Representative Program

SCHOOL(S) Tacoma C.C.

ErUCATICNAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY. PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 20% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 50% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDIone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATICNAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE ARIAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Y90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Rolland Evans SUPERINTENDENT Thornton Ford DIRECTOR 3226 N. 19th St OR -PRESIDENT Tacoma Community College Tacoma WA sIM406 5900 S. 12th St (206)564-71:00 /Tacoma WA 98465 (206) 564-7200

Tacoma Community College Junior Accountant Program

SCHOOL(S) Tacoma C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary Elluntnst: 65 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training nITIREITY 15% JOB-ELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 30% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off.school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 He OCCUPATICNAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Ye AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS b% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM S. L. Heritage SUPERINTENDENT Thornton Po .d DIRECTOR 5900 S. 12th St OR PRESIDENT Tacoma Community College Tacoma WA 98465 5900 S. 12th St (206) 564-7200 Tacoma WA 98465 (206) 564-7200

259 Tacoma Community College Real Estato Program

SCHOOL(5) Tacoma C.C.

FrUCATIONLL LEVEL Pcstseconiary ENROLLMENT unavailable PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational traLniny MINORITY 101 JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMAIE 20% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial !U P'S STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT IT JOB SITE Yes ARMAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL CURRENTS None 6

PROGRAM Rolland Evans suPulfarsonzNr Thor on Ford DIRECTOR 5900 S.12th St OR PRESIDENT Tacolla Community College Tacoma WA 98465 5900 S. 12th St (206) 564-7200 Tacoma WA 98465

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Tacoma Community College Receptionist-Clerk Program

SCHOOL(S) Tacoma C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT Unavailable PRIMARY-PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 15% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OP JOB SITES On and off schocl proparty HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CR -EDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRtM Karen Munson SUPERINTENDENT Thornton Ford DIRECTOR 1001 S. ffildred 14 OR PRESIDENT Tacoma Community College Tacoma WA 98465 5900 S. 12th St (206) 564-7200 Tacoma WA 98465 (206) 564-7200

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SC 11 Uri ( ) Tacoma

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 28 PRIMARY PURPOSE ocnpational training MINORITY 10% J0D-RELATED INSTRUCTICh Yes FEMALE 100% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school pto['rty HANDICAPPEDNone INDOSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial arca STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Health -occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Tes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, InduStry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Carolyn Anderson SUPERINTENDENT Thornton Ford DIRECTOR 5900 S. 12th St ON PRESIDENT Tacoma Community College Tacoma VA 98465 5900 S. 12th Street (206) 564-7200 Tacoma WA 98465 (206) 584-7200

Clover Park Education Center (Vocational Technical Institute)

SCHOOL (S) Clover Park Vocational Technical Iustitute

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Varied ENROLLMENT 1000 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY % JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 505% LOCATION'OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 8% INDUSTRIAL' SETTING Bir'rocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMEATS 85% Health occupaticms ACTIVE ONION PARTICIPATION No Home eccnomics Office occupations Technical' occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE ( None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Fred V. Miner SUPERINTENDENT T. Glai Elageness DIRECTOR 4500 Steilacoor S.V. OB PRESIDENT Clover Park School District f400 Lakewood Center VA 98499 5214 Steilacoom S.V. (206) 584-7611 Lakewood Center VA 98499 (206) 552-5221

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Ravenswood High School Vocational Office Training Program

SCHOOL (S) Ravenswood H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEV EL Secondary ENROLLMENT 23 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career ozplorat,ion AINOEITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes rE MALE 91% LOCATION GP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations acarianrcCREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 43% ACTIVE DiXON PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Wine PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONALCOMMENTS Co-op enrollees in the program are 3rd-year students who have had training in shorthand, typing and office machines.

PROGRAM Betsy Adams SUPERINTENDENT Dorsey Scot t DIRECTOR Boxy 326 OR PRESIDENT Riley WV 25271 (304) 895-3968

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St. Albans High School 'Cooperative Vocational Education Program

SCHOOL(S) St. Albans H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY % JOB-RELATEDINSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 313% 'LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health Occupations RELATEDPLACEMENTS 25% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations

-REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS None

PROGRAM Phyllis Garner SUPERINTENDENT Kenneth Underwood DIRECTOR 9201 S. Vine St OR PRESIDENT St Albans RV 25177 (304) 727 -0618 0 McKinley Vocational Center Mark,Aino Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL (S) McKinley Vocational Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 32 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI 5% JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes VENALITY 60% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETT/N1 Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 90% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Homer Hall SUPERINTENDENT Henry Narockie DIRECTOR 122 Poplar Ave OR PRESIDENT Wheeling Schools Wheeling WV 26003 3515 Guernsey (304) 242-2737 Nheeling WV 26003 (304) 576-1826

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Parkersburg Postsecondary Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Six county high schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 100 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION No PENILE 85% LOCATION OP JOB SITES Of school proper+4 HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENT UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations &CADENT CREDIT AT JOB SITE. No AREAS BELATED PLACEMENTS 40% ACTIV MION tARTICIPATIOd No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT N one ADDITIONAL COMMENTS N one

PROGRAM' William Living SUPERINTENDENT J. J. Townsend DIBEc1OB 2101 Dudley Ave OR PRESIDENT State Bureau of Vocational Education Parkersburg- WV 26101 State Capitol Bldg (304) 485-7127 Charleston EV 25305 (304) 348-3075

263 Appleton High School(West) Sect- t aii al Practice Co-01. Progt am

ScHCCL(S) Appleton H.S. vast

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT. 15 PRI MARY PURPOSE Occupationaltraining MINORITY None JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 101"11 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Offschool property HANDICARP?D 3% INDUSTRIALSETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations. ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 95% ACTIVE ONION' PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Harlan Pirlot SUPERINTENDENT 0. A. Zimmerman DIRECTOR 610 N. 'Badger Ave OR PRESIDENT Appleton Public Schools Appleton Ni 54911 120 E. Harris St (414) 739-3121 Appleto7nNI 54911 (414) 39-3121

Superior High School Cooperative Office Occupations Progira

SCHOOL (5) Superior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 24 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational fr ining MINORIoneTY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes - FEMALE N100% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school prop¢rty HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Be rocs somauni,y STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 100% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION

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REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Ka5thHley en aErlson SUPERINTENDENT Michael Verich DIRECTOR 6C1 OR PRESIDENT Superior Joint District 1 24Esko MN w. 55733 2600 Catlin Ave (218) 624-7681 Superior WI 54880 (715) 394-0271 Milwauk' NPighborNood Youth Corps

'SCHOOL (5). Milwaukee Schools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 574 PRIMARY PURPOSE. Caree exploration MINORITY JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes REMALF 53X LOCATION OF JOB SITKS On andLifschoolproperty HANDICAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING industrialndustrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOE SITE Yes AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION. No I

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Ronp PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS During a given year, the program serves over 4,500 students au,] includes 275 agencies such ais government and other non-profit organizations which provide OJT for students.

PROGRAM RalphLowy SUPERINTENDENT Richard Gousha DIRECTOR 5225W. Vliet St OR PRESIDENT Milwaukee Public Schools Milwaukee WI 53208 % 5225 W. Vliet St '414) 475-8034 Milwaukee WI 53208 (414) 475-8030

4 Oconomowoc Distr bative Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Oconomowoc-Public S hools

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 115 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ye5 FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING, Bedroc community- STUDENTS UNDER 16 No , OCCUPATIONAL Distributive educatiol ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLI.CEMENTS 60% ACTTVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM , Terry Largent SUPERINTENDENT WilliamPaton1 DIRECTOR 641 Forest OR PRESIDENT Joint District 3 Oconomowoc WI 53066 521 Westover (414) 567-7211 Oconomowoc WI 53066

255 Oshkosh North High School Applied Electronics Prograp;

SCHOOL(S) Oshkosh North H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 20 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None 13 LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 1% INDUL'RIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE. Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Some students in the program, rather than work off campus, remain Pb school for 2 hours per day and are involved in electronic service work Erovided.by the community. These students are not paid, however, but receive two credits towards graduation.

PROGRAM M. E. Johnson SUPERINTENDENT Joseph Pellegrin DIRECTOR 2335 Minerva St OR PRESIDENT Oshkosh Public Schools-) Oshkosh VI 54901 215 S.; Eagle St (414) 233-7000 Oshkosh VI 54401 (414) 235-7100

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Sauk Prairie High School Agri- Business Program

SCHOOLS) Sauk Prairie H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Dropout prevention MINORITY None INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 2 01 LOCH ION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 4% INDUSTRIAL SETTIN., Farming region STUDENTS., UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC` CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 60% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Home economics Trade mid industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Ardell Pasnehl SUPERINTENDENT Jerry Jones DIRECTOR, 311 Walnut St OR PRESIDENT Sauk Prairie Public Schools Sauk City VI 53583 213 M4ple (608) 643-3008 Sauk City WI 53583 (608) 643-6223

266 Seymour High School Agri-Dusin-1.s Cooperative cluster Program

SCHOOL(5, Seymour H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVFL Secondary ENROLLMENT 17 PRIMARY PURPOSE Career exploration MINCEITY None JOB.-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE lone LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property NANDICAPPED 511 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT At JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS_ 60% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED- EXPENSE \ None PRIVATE SUPPORT None A$DITIONAL COMMENTS None

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ROGRAM Harold Tech , SUPERINTENDENT Lyle Martens IDIRECTOR Seymour High School OR PRESIDENT Joint Eistrict 4 Seymour VI 54165 10 Circle Dr (414) 833-2304 Seymour UI 54165 (414) 833-2304

District One Technical Institute Summer Work Experience Program in Automotive Mechanics

SCHOOL(S) District One Technical Institute

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 12 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED % INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 Mc OCCUPATIONAL Trade and industrial ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Ne

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT IndUstry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Nonev

PROGRAM Robert Birchler SUPERINTENDENT Cecil Beede DIRECTOR 620 H. Clairemont Ace OR PRESIDENT District One Technical Institute; Eau Claire WI 54701 620 V. Clagiremont iv (715) 836-3934 Eau Claire WI 54701 (715) 036-3934

267 Wil;c7onsin Vocational Tochnirl 1School 1 rt n:;h1 p Pr(>.7ra

SCR r ( ) Southrrst irV,)c dtiota1 Tv ch !At.'al hoo 1 EDUCATIONAL LEV FL PQ_slsc.:onddt y ENNILLMENT 10 I NI MAitY PURPO:iE Occupat ions 1t rd ni nq MINORITY 2% JOR-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE Non LOCATION CF JOB SITES On and of 1schccl proprty HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farmin) region 21 STUDENTS UNDER 16 No nccurATICHAL Office occui.at ions ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOP SITE Ye; AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not ayplicable Technical occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Now. PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADDITIONAL COPIM!.NT None

PROGRAM Ronald Anderson SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR 1170 Lincoln Ave OF Pr!ESIDENT FenfiLmore WI 51809 (608) 822-3262

Madison Area Technical College Work-Study Program

SCHOOL, S) Madison Area Technical College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 300 PrIMARY PURPOSE - Dropout prevention MINORITY 12% JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 58% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schocl proprty HANUICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive educat ion , ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable Health Occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION HOne economics No Office occupations Technical occupations Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Industry ,DDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROG RAM Carl R Brice SUPER /RTENDEND Norman F Mktby DIRECTOR 211 N Carroll St OR PRESIDENT Area Board of Vocational Education Madison WI 53703 211 N Carroll St (608) 257-6711 Madison WI 53703 (608) 257-6711

'268 Natrona County Distributive Education Program SCHOOL(S) Matrons County H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 107 PRI MAST PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 5% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes PENA LI 61% 'LOCATION Or JOB SITES Off school property , HANDICAPPED INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry 2% STUDENTS UNDER 16 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACATEMIC 'CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS 25% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Indust ry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Robert Adams SUAR INTERPRET .F. Griffith DIRECTOR 1 92 0 Mariposa OR PRESIDENT atrona County District 1 Casper WY 82601 ;,`'nth and Elm (307) 265-4650 c'as-per NI 82501 (307) 237-9571

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Central High School Distrihltive Education Program SCHOOL(S) Central H.S. ea EDUCATIGEAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 65 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training 1% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes MINORITY LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property FEMALE 60% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedroom community HANDICAPPED 1% STUDENTS UNDER 14 Yes OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS BELATED PLACEMENTS 85% ACTIVE UNION PARTICIP ION. Yes

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Keiji Okano SUPER INTE NDENT Joe Lutjeha Las DIRECTOR Capitol'Building on PRESIDENT Laramie COunty School District 1 Cheyenne WY 82G01 253 Prairie (30 777-7440 Che.yenne WY 82201 (307)632-0591

O 269 Cody High School Cooperative IccupatiOnal Education Program

sCH OOL (5) col), H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT, 12

. RIMARY PURPOSE 'Career exploration MINORITY None

0B-BELATED INSTRUCTION . Yes FEMALE 30% ()CATION OP JOB SITES Off scnool property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL.SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACALENIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE 50 cents an hour, school time PRIVATE SUPPORT None 4 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Tracy fformald SUPERINTENDENT Glenn Gilbertson DIRECTOR 1225 10th, St OR PRESIDENT Cody Public Schools Cody WY 8241# 1225 10th St (307) 587-4251 Cody NT 82414 (307) 587-4251

Jackson Hole High School DiversifiedOccupatio.is P7-jra

SC10OL(S) Jackson Hole H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 400 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Ye s PEMALI 7% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 2% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrooa community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Health occnpationr. RELATED PLACEMENTS 15% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Trade and industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None fri PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM William McIntosh SUPERINTENDENT 'Jerry Wimberly DIRECTOR P.O. Box 387 OR PRESIDENT Tetoh County Sch&o1 District Jackson WY 83001 Box 568 (307) 733-2706 Jackson WY 83001 (307) 733-2914 Lander Valley High School Distributive Educ'ation Program

SCHOOL(S) Lanier Valley H.S.

EDuCATI :NAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT B7 .PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 2% JOB- RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 51% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school propdrty HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Major industrial area STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT kT_JOB SITE Yes AREAS RELATED 'PLACEMENTS Unavailabl. ACTIVE UNION PAHTitiPATION No V

ti REIMBURSED EXPENSE Sone PRIVATE SUPPOLT- Labor unions ADDITIONAL CREHENTS This is one of the largest on.- coordinator proransg in Wyoming. Students are offered individualized instruction through lab experiences in additionto OJT

PROGRAM James Schlegel SUPERINTENDENT Jack KicAg CI RECTOR 805 Sbutb Seventh OR PRESIDENT Fremont County Vocatiooal S.D. Lander WY 82520 1000 6r in (307)332-5595 Lander WY 82520 (307) 332-3640

Laramie Senior High School Cooperative Education Program

SCHOOL (S) Laramie Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 125 PRIPARI PURPOSE OccupatiOnal training MINORITY 10% JOB-%EzZLATED INSTRUCTION Yes VERALE 65% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off schoblAsroperty HANDICAPPED 1% INDUSTRIAL SETTING" Bedroom community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE InS AREAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 50% Home economics ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Technical occupations Tradand industrial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE Work-study 25% PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry, Community resources ADDITIONAL COMMITS None

PROGRAM 4im &Javier SUPERINTENDENT William Conklin DIRECTOR 919 Gibbon OR PRESIOENT Albany County School District Laramie WY 82010 (,03) 745-5115 Laramie NY 82070 (307) 745-7331

271 Laramie Youth Development Program

SCHOOLS) Laramie Junior and Senior H.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary PAROLLMINT 200 tKIMARY PURPOSE D7ol.out preTontion MINORITY 32% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTIOd T es FEMALE LOCATION OF JOB SITES in and off school property NANDICAPPED 521 INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single i_ndustry STUDENTS UNDER 16 'ies OCCUPATIONAL Aricultue ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 25% Health occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No Office occupations Trade and indu trial

REIMBURSED EXPENSE lone PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry ADD' TONAL COMMENTS This program besides offring OJT, includes individualized counseling, tutcring and parent conferences .along with assisting students in personal health problems.

PROGRAM George Woodward SUPERINTENDENT William Conklin DIRECTOR 1948 Grand OR PRESIDENT Albany-County District 1 Laramie WY 82070 1948 Grant (307) 742-2179 Laramie VT 82070 (307) 142-2179

Rawlins High School Distributive Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Rawlins B.S.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLEF-e 60 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupacpional training MINORITY 40% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 501 LOCATION OF JOB. SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED None INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No 01:CUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AVEAS RELATED PLACEMENTS Not applicable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REISBURST..D EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Industry 1 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRA1 ,R. A. Legerski SUPERINTENDENT A. Li. Schultz DIRECTOR .210 First OR PRESIDENT Carbon County School District 1 Rawlins WY 82301 Box 160 (307) 324-3469 Rawlins WY 82301 (307) 324-3194

272 Rawlins occIpa tion4 Irtnntvor coo/ crat Ivo iona 1Program

SC H001. (S ) Rawlins CccuFaticnaI Center

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLL MEET 28 1 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occunat rend 1t I 4 i ning RIM° bvrr 191 JOB-HILTED INSTRUCTION Yes FEi AL E 601 LOCATION CF JOB SIT M Off school property NA WDICAPPED None INDUSTRIALSETTING Single inclurtry STUDENTS UNDER 16 ., No OCCUPAT ICRAL Distributive educe ion ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOP SIT E. T es Ai' FAS lt h cccupations RELATED PLACEMENTS 40% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Na T echnic a 1 occupn t Trade and inriustrir,1

R EIvri hUR S ED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONALCOMMENTS None

PROGRAM Saith SUPER IN rENDENT Albert Sch.ulti DIRECTOR GarryBo 160 OF P112SIDEItT Carbon County District 1 Rawlins WY 8230 1 Box 160 (307)324-3756 Rawlins WV 82301 (3071 324-2266

Rock SpringsHigh. School DistributiveEducationProgram

SCHOOL(S) Rcck Springs ftS.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Secondary ENROLLMENT 56 PRI MARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORI 6% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 6)% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off sc.botil property HANDICAPPEDNone INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16. No OCCUPATIONAL Disti Ative "ed.- ion ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes A1.EAS Health occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS rnavailable Office ot.oupati.onp ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Ho

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None zt PRIVATE SUPPORT None 4, ADDIT.:ONAi C'ThaENTS Stulent activities besides OJP, include pa rticipa ti*,a in the DECA 1-rograa and operating a school store. "

PROGRAM John P. Duo.ker SUPER TATE NDEN DIRECTOR Jim Sith 1184 Palisiides Court OP PRESIDENT School District 1 Pock Springs WY 8290 316 B Strec ,! (307) 382-2421 Rock Springs 'IT 82401 (30-7) 382- 2474 ,

273 Laramie County Community College CooperativeOccupational Education Program

SCHOOL(S) Laramie County C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 36 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 35% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 60% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On and off school property HANDICAPPED 5% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Distributive education ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Y75es AREAS Office occupations RELATED PLACEMENTS % Trade and industrial ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Foundations, Labor unions, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Even though the program has training specifically in DE, office occupations, and trade and industrial areas, the program is designed to accoaodate allstudents regardless of their cccupational goal.

PROGRAM Marvin Roflund SUPERINTENDENT H.D. Yarbrough DIRECTOR 618 Golden Hill OR PRESIDENT Laramie County C.C. Cheyenne WY 82001 1400 E. College Dr (307) 634-5744 Cheyenne WY 82001 (307) 63L-5358

Northwest Community College Cooperative Diversified Occupations Program

SCHOOL(S) Northwest C.C.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 18 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY None JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTICN Yes FEMALE 44% LOCATION OF JOB SITES On add off schocl property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Bedrocm community STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT IT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 25% Office occupations ACTIVE "-RION PARTICIPILTION No Trade and industrial

REIEBUReD EXPENSE None PRIVATE. SUPPORT None ADDITICIFiL COMMENTS None

PROGRAif Terry Perrin SUPERINTENDENT Sinclair Orendorff DIREC!:12 Northwestern C.C. OR PRESIDENT Powell WY 82435 (307) 754-5151

274 Western Wyoming College Cooperative Work Experience Program

SCHOOL(S) Western Wyoming College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 17 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY 10% JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE 40% LOCATION OF JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPED 10% INDUSTRIAL SETTING Single industry STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Office occupations ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE No AREAS Trade and industrial RELATED PLACEMENTS Unavailable ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION Unavailable

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT None ADDITIONAL COMMENTS None

PROGRAM Don Nagel SUPERINTENDENT Bert Slafter DIRECTOR Westert Wyoming Coll. OR PRESIDENT College District of Sweetwater County Rock Springs AY 82901 2500 Ccllege Dr (307) 382-2121 Rock Springs WY 82901 (307) 382-2121

Easten Wyoming College Agri-Business Occupations Program

SCHOOL(?{ Eastern Wyoming College

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL Postsecondary ENROLLMENT 35 PRIMARY PURPOSE Occupational training MINORITY Unavailable JOB-RELATED INSTRUCTION Yes FEMALE None LOCATION OP JOB SITES Off school property HANDICAPPEDUnavailable INDUSTRIAL SETTING Farming region STUDENTS UNDER 16 No OCCUPATIONAL Agriculture ACADEMIC CREDIT AT JOB SITE Yes AREAS Distributive education RELATED PLACEMENTS 85% Office occupations ACTIVE UNION PARTICIPATION No

REIMBURSED EXPENSE None PRIVATE SUPPORT Student fees, Foundations, Industry ADDITIONAL COMMENTS This is one of the oldest agri-business programs in Wyoming.

PROGRAM Art Davis SUPERINTENDENT Charles Rogers DIRECTOR 3200 West C St OR PRESIDENT Eastern Wyoming College Torrington WY 82240 3200 West C St (307) 532-4191 Torrington WY 82240 (307)532-4191

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Contra]. Arizona College Mid-Management' Program 8 Arizona City AZ Arizona Western College Diversified Cooperative Education Program 10 Yuma AZ Springdale High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 12 Springdale IIR Imperial County In-School and Summer Neighborhood Youth Corps 15 El Centro CA

Exeter Union High School Cooperative Agriculture and Business Program 15 Exeter CA Fresno Work Experience Education Program 17 Fresno CA Madera High School vocational Work Experience Program 18 Madera CA Grace Davis High School Career Guidance Center 19 Modesto Cl. Oxnard High School Neighborhood Youth Corpr 20 Oxnard CA

Northern California Feighbcrhool Youth Corps 21 Redding CA

Alisal High School Work Experience Education Program 22 Salinas CA

Monterey and Salinas Neighborhood Youth Corps 22 Salinas CA Fresno City College Vocational Work Experience Education Program 27 Fresno CA

Yea Community College Corrections Aides Program 28 Marysville CA Allan hancoc:k College Cooperative Education Program 30 Santa Maria CA Northeastern Junior College Agri-Business Program 36 Sterling CO Kent County Vocational Technical High School Child Care Program 42 Dover DE Lake Forest High School Vocational Agriculture Work Experience Program 43 Felton DE Delmar High School Simulated Office Program 43 Laurel DE Milford High School EC) Cooperative Work-Study Program 44 Milford DE Oviedo High School Work Experience Program 47 Cassel Berry FL Metter High School Vocational Cffice Training Program 52 Metter. GA

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Waianae High School Civersified Cooperative Education Program 59 Waii.nae HI Kauai Community College Cooperative Education. Program 62 Lihue HI Canyon Oeyhee Agriculture-Related Cooperative Work Education Program 64 Caln4ell ID Boonevil:e High School Multi-Occupations Program 64 Idaho Falls ID Moscow High School Work ExFer'ence Program 65 Mosccd ID Madison High School Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)Program Thornon In Twin Pall:: Senior High School Office, Occupations Program 66 Twin ['ails ID Springfie)dvocational Cooperative Interrelated Education Program 72 Springfield IL Sycamore High School Occupational Cooperative Program 72 Sycamore IL Graettinger Community School Work-Study Program 81 Graettinger IA Harlan Community High School Vocational Office Education Program 82 Harlan IA Clarke Community High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program 82 Osceola IA Perry High School Distributive Education Program 83 Perry IA N.F. Iowa Agri-Business Technology Program 84 Calmar IA Eagle Grove Center Clerical Cffice Occupations Program 85 Et rodge IA Council Bluff Neighborhood Youth CorFs In-School Program 85 Harlan IA Clay Center Community High School General Occupations Education Program 86 Clay Center KS Pratt Junior College Office Education Program 87 Pratt ES Colby Community College Department of Practical Nurse Education A8 Colby KS Southeast Kansas Distributive Education Program PP Columbus KS Southeast Kansas Office Education Program 89 Columbus KS Laurel County High School Specialized Vocational Education Program 90 London KY Mayfield High School Summer Work-Study Gainful Home Economics Program 91 Mayfield KY Somerset Community College Cooperative Education Program 94 Somerset KY

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Eunice High School Cooperative Education Program 96 Eunice LA Monument Mountain Regional High School Work Experience Prog,:am 106 Housatonic MA Perryville Neighborhood Youth Corps 124 Flat River MO Perryville Senior High School Cooperative Work Education Program 126 Perryville MO Three Rivers Community College Occupational Education Program 131 Poplay Bluff MO State Fair Community College Business Management Program 132 Sedalia MO Trenton Junior College Mid-Management Program 132 Trenton MO Fort Benton High School Cooperative Trades and Industry Program 133 Fort Benton MT Ainsworth High School Cooperative Cccupational Education Program 136 Ainsworth NE Blair High School Vocational Education Program 136 Blair NE Nebraska Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 137 Chadron NE Elba Diversified Occupations (DO)Program 138 Elba NE Diller Community Schools Neighborhood Youth Corps 139 Fairbury NE Ravenna High School Cooperative Office Education Program 140 Ravenna NE Wauneta High School Diversified Occupations Program 141 Wauneta NE Tonopah High School Distributive Education 143 Tonopah NV Colebrook Academy Cooperative Education Program 144 Colebrook NH Bridgeton Senior High School Hospital Employees Training Program 148

Bridgeton NJ . Cape May Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 156 Cape May NJ Hagerman Work-Study frogram 161 Hagerman NM Hagerman Distributive Education Program 161 Hagerman NM Alfred Medical Record Technology Program 162 Alfred NY Genesee-Wyoming County BOCES Program 163 Batavia NY

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Pembroke High School Agricultural Cooperative Training Program 170 Fayetteville NC J. F. Webb High School Agricultural Cooperative Training Program 172 Oxford NC Plymouth High School Distributive Education Program 173 Plymouth NC Sandhills Community College Mental Health Associate Program 177 Southern Pines NC Southwestern Technical institute Cooperative Education Program 178 Sylva NC Belcourt High School Diversified Occupations Program 179 Belcourt ND Lake Region Junior College Fashion Merchandising Program 179 Devils Lake ND Lake Region Junior College Marketing Management Program 180 Devils Like ND University of North Dakota Distributive Education - Mid-Management Marketing Program 180 Williston ND Chickasha High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 193 Chickasha OK Woodward High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 197 Woodward OK Crater High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 198 Central Point OR Saegertown Cooperative Education All Fields Program 208 Saegertown PA Santiago Veve Calzada Senior High School Neighborhood Youth Corps 211 Hato Rey PR Dillon County Area Vocational Center Distributive Education Project 216 Dillon SC Williamsburg County Neighborhood Youth Ccrps 217 Kingstree SC Lake City High School Cooperative Cffice Occupations Program 217 Lake City SC Central High School Distributive Education Program 218 Aberdeen SD Sioux Falls Washington School Career Development Program 218 Sioux Falls SD Yankton Senior High School Distributive Education and Health Occupations Program 219 Yankton SD Anderson County Neighborhood Youth Corps 220 Clinton TN Plainview High School Vocational Office Education Co-op Program 231 Plainview TX South Plains College Mid-Management Program 233 Levelland TX

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Ford Motor Co-op Program 233 Brigham City UT Utah State University Ornamental Horticulture Program 235 Logan UT Utah State University Agricultural Mechanization Program 235 Logan UT Oxhow high School Vocational Cooperative Work Experience Program 238 Bradford VT Oxbow High Schocl Cooperative Vocational Education Program 238 Bradford VT Addison County Vocational Center Cooperative Vocational Education Program 239 Middlebury VT North County Union High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 239 Newport VT Lake Region Union High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 240 Orleans VT Virginia Highlands Community College Human Services Careers Program 245 Abingdon VA Central Virginia Community College Allied Health Programs - Medical Record Technician 246 Lynchburg VA Kahlotus Secondary School Diversified Occupations Program 249 Kahlotus WA siashington Neighborhood YouthCorps (NYC) Forestry Program 252 akima WA Green River Community College Air Traffic Control (ATC) Program 252 Auburn WA Columbia Basin College Agri-Chemical Business Program 253 Kennewick WA Spokane Community College Agricultural Technology and Natural Resources Management Prograr 255 Spokane WA Spokane Falls Community College Mid - Management Program 256 Spokane WA Sauk Prairie High School Agri-Business Program 266 Sauk City WI Seymour High School Agri-Business Cooperative Cluster Program 267 Seymour WI District One Technical Institute Summer Work Experience Program in Automotive Mechanics 267 Eau Claire WI Southwest Wisconsin Vocational Technical School Internship Program 268 Fennimore WI Laramie County Community College Cooperative Occupational Education Program 274 Cheyenne WY Eastern Wyoming College Agri-Business Occupations Program 275 Torrington WY

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West Anchorage High School Distributive Education Program 3 Anchorage AK Kenai Central High School Distributive Education Program 4 Soldotna AK Westwood High School Cooperative Cffice Education Program 5 Mesa A2 Alhambra High School Industrial Cooperative Education Program 6 Phoenix AZ Cortez High School Hcme Econcmics Belated Occupations (HERO) Program 6 Phoenix AZ Warren High School General Coaperative Education Program 12 Warren AR Alhambra Neighborhood Youth Corps 13 Alhambra CA Clovis High School Distributive Education Work Experience Program 13 Clovis CA Clovis High School Vocational Work Experience Program 14 Clovis CA Mt. Diablo Work Experience Education Program 14 Concord CA Fairfield Work Experience Education Program 16 Fairfield CA Fremont-Newark Work Experience Education Program 16 Freemont CA La Habra High School Work Experience Program 17 Fullerton CA San Marcos High School Career Development Work Experience Program 24 Santa Barbara CA Buena High School Work Experience Education Program 26 Ventura CA Cerritcs College Rancho Los Amigos Clerical Program 29 Norwalk CA American River College Work Experience Education Program 29 Sacramento CA Cherry Creek High School I Team Prcgram 32 Denver CO Manchester High Schocl Cooperative Occupational Education Program 37 Manchester CT Rockville High Schocl Cooperative Work Experience Program 39 Rockville CT Conard and Hall High School Diversified Work Experience Program 40 West Hartford CT Windsor High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 41 Windsor' CT Farmington Valley Innovative Education Cross-Registration Program 42 Simsbury CT

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Eau Gallie High School Diversified Cooperative Training Program 49 Melbourne FL Gulf Coast Community College Cooperative Education Internship Program 50 Panama City FL Lithonia high School Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Program 50 Atlanta GA Cherokee Area Vocational High School Diversified Cooperative Training Program 51 Canton GA Pickens High School Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Program 51 Jasper GA Central Gvinnett High School Vocational Office Training Program 52 Lawrenceville GA DelKalb County Neighborhood Youth Corps 53 Scottdale GA Kailua High School Vocational Technical Work-Study Program 57 Kailua HI Castle High School Cooperative Distributive Education Program 57 Kaneohe HI Hawaii Community College Cooperative Vocational Education Program 60 Hilo HI John Marshall High School Cooperative Laboratory Program 69 Chicago i IL Collinsville Cooperative Education Program 70 Collinsville IL Niles Township Cooperative Vocational Education Program 71 Skokie IL Belleville Area College Agriculture, Marketing-Mid-Management and Allied Health Programs 74 Belleville IL Blue River Valley High School Work-Study Career Education Program 78 Nev Castle IN Southeast Polk uilior-Senior High School Distributive Education Cooperative Program 79 Altoona IA Jetton Junior High School Orientation to the World of Work Program 91 Paducah KY Elizabethtown Community College Retail Mid-Mangement Program 93 Elizabethtown KY Montgomery Village Junior High School Work Oriented Curriculum 102 Gaithersborg ND Arundel Senior High School Cooperative Occupations Program 102 Gambrills ND Gaithersburg High School Work-Oriented Curriculum 103 Rockville MD Concord7Carlisle High Schocl Cooperative Education Program 106 Concord MA Dartmouth High School Cooperative Education Program 107 N. Dartmouth NA

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Newton High School Work-Study Program 108 Newton MA Ferndale High School Cooperative Education Program 112 Ferndale MI Booneville Cooperative Education Program 119 Boonville MS Hillsboro High School Cooperative Work-Study Program 123 De Soto MO Ruskin High School Distributive Education Program 124 Kansas City MO

' Carson High' School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 141 11, Carson City NV Reno Cooperative Vocational Education Program 143 Reno NV Merrimack Valley Regional High School Work Experience Program 145 Penacook NH Conval Regional High School Cooperative Education Diversified Program 146 Peterborough NH Salem High School Cooperative Education Program 147 Salem NH East Brunswick High School Home Economics Related Cooperative Education Program 148 E. Brunswick NJ Wilson School Distributive Education Program for Incarcerated Youth 149 Jamesburg NJ Community College of Morris Secretarial Science Program 154 Dover NJ Somerset County College Cooperative Education. Program 155 Somerville NJ ksbury Park Middle School Work Experience and Career Exploration Prcgram (WECEP) 156 Asbury Park NJ Rancocas Valley Diversified Occupations Education Program Adults and Out-of-School Youth 158 Mount Holly NJ Paterson Neighborhood Youth Corps 158 Paterson NJ Kirtland Job Training Program 160 Albuquerque NM Suffolk County Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 165 Hauppauge NY Potsdam Vocational Industrial Cooperative Prcgram 166 Potsdam NY Sanford Central High School Distributive Education Program 174 Sanford NC Whitehall-Yearling High School Cooperative Office Education Program 184 Columbus OH Trotwood Madison High School Occupational Work Experience Program 190 Trotwood OH

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Broken Arrow High School Office Occupations Program 192 Broken Arrow CK Eastern Oklahoma State College Early Childhood Care Program 198 Wilburton OK Forest Grove High School Career Education Work Experience Programs 200 Forest Grove OP David Douglas High School Project VIGOR 201 Portland OR Mt. Hood Community College Cooperative Work Fxperience Program 202 Gresham OR East Providence Area Vocational Technical Facility Cooperative Pr,gram in Education 212 E. Providence RI CoVentry Vocational Technical Facility Distributive Educat'.0i, Program 212 Johnston RI Aiken High School Cooperative Vocational Education l'-ogram 213 Aiken SC Kershaw County Neighborhood Youth Co:ps 214 Camden SC Hardin County Neighborhood Youth Corps 222 Savannah TN Denton High School Distributive Education Cooperative Program 226 Denton TX Bellevue High School Cooperative Automotive Cccupations Program 247 Bellevue WA Issaquah High School Re-Entry Program 248 Issaquah WA Bellevue Community College Social Work Program 253 Bellevue WA Shoreline Community College Mid-Management Program 255 Seattle WA Ft. Steilacoom Community College Secretarial Science Cooperative Work Program 257 Tacoma Wh Clover Park Education Center (Vocational Technical Institute) 261 Lakewood Center WA Superior High School Cooperative Office Occupations Program 264 Superior WI Oconomowoc Distributive Education Program 265 Oconomowoc WI Madison Area Technical College Work-Study Program 268 Madison WI Central High School Distributive Education Program z69 Cheyenne WY Jackson Hole High School Diversified Cccupations Program 270 Jackson WY Laramie Senir High School Cooperative Education Program 271 Laramie WY

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Northwest Community College Cooperative Diversified Occupations Program 274 Powell WY

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Nome-Beltz Regional High School Rural Student Vocational Program 3 Nome AK Wrangell High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 4 Wrangell AK Douglas High Sehool Port Huachuca CJT Program 5 Douglas AZ Santa Rita High School Distributive Education Program 7 Tucson AZ Cochise College Cooperative Education Program Douglas AZ Pima Community College Cooperative Education Program 9 Tucson AZ Jacksonville High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 11 N. Little Rock AR Edison High School NYC Vocational Exploration Project/Work Experience Program 25 Stockton CA De la Warr High School Food Service Career Program 44 Wilmington DE De la Warr High School Motel Hotel Careers Program 45 Wilmington DE Wilmington High School Business Office Occupations Program 45 Wilmington DE New Castle Cooperative Occupational Program (Diversified Occupations) 46 New Castle DE Hollywood Hills High School Work Experience Program 48 Hallandale FL Konawaena High School Cooperative Distributive and Office Education Program 58 Kealakekua HI Konawaena High School Cooperative Industrial Education Program 58 Kealakekua HI Konawaena High School Cooperative Food Service Education Program 59 Kealakekua Fl Maui Community College Cooperative Education Program 61 Kahului HI Operation Rebound 67 Carbondale IL Urbana High School Cooperative Education Program 73 Urbana IL Lotcher County Neighborhood Youth Corps 92 Whitesburg KY Elizabethtown Community College Work-Study Program 93 Elizabethtown KY Bucksport High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 97 Bucksport ME Marshall High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 98 Eliot ME

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Stearns High School Cooperative Career Education Program 99 Millinocket ME Rangeley High School Cooperative Education Program 99 Rangeley ME Flint Board of Education - NYC-VEPS Program 113 Flint NI Pontiac Health Occupations Program 175 Pontiac MI Itasca State junior College Pulp and Paper Technology Program 118 Grand Rapids MN Rochester State Junior College Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) Program 118 Rochester NH R. H. Watkins High, Distributive Education Program 120 Laurel MS Columbia Coopergtive Work Experience Program 123 Columbia NO St. Charles High School Cooperative Office Occupations (COO) Program 130 St. Charles NO Seeley -Swan High School Summer Cooperative Education Program 134 Missoula NT Butte Vocational Technical Center Work-Study Program 134 Butte MT Butte Vocational Technical Center Hiner Entry Training Program 135 Butte NT Missoula Technical Center Work-Study Program 135 Missoula NT Clark County Vocational Work-Study Program 142 Las Vegas NV Las Vegas Urban High School Cooperative Work Training Program 142 Las Vegas NV Newport High School Work Experience Program 145 Newport NH Cabarrus County Teacher Aide Research Project 169 Concord NC Plymouth High School Cooperative Office Operations Program 172 Plymouth NC Cushing School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 193 CushingHigh OK Lawton High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 194 Layton OK Norman High School Data Processing Program 195 Norman OK Eugene Cooperative Work Experience Program 199 Eugene OR Coos Bay Ecology SEWER Project (NYC) 199 Eugene OR

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Lebanon Onion High School Vocational Educaticn Program 200 Lebanon OR Seaside High School Diversified Occupations Work Experience Program 201 Seaside OR Angell. Civilian Conservation Center (Job Corps) 203 Yachats OR Bethlehem Work-Study Program 204 Bethlehem PA Kane Area High School Cooperative Vocation-Education Program 205 Kane . PA Union Carbide Training and Technology Program 223 Oak Ridge TN Galveston College Associated Health Occupations Program 231 Galveston TX Provo High School Supervised Work Experience Program 234 Provo UT Weber State College Distributive Education Program 236 Ogden UT Utah Technical College Business Internship Program 236 Provo UT Barre City Regional Vocational Technical Center Cooperative Occupational Education Program 237 Barre VT Fanny Allen Memorial School Practical Nursing Program 242 Winooski VT Kent Diversified Occupations Work Release Program 249 Kent WA Chimacum Commercial Fishing Training Program 250 Port Townsend WA Ravenswood High School Vocational Office Training Program 262 Ripley WV Parkersburg Postsecondary Cooperative Education Program 263 Parkersburg WV Natrona County Distribntiv' Education Program 269 Casper WY Cody High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program 270 Cody WY Laramie Youth Development TrogrY am 272 Laramie W RawliansHigh School DistributivY e Education Program 272 Rwlins Rawlins Occupational Center Cooperative Occupational Program 273 Rawlins WY Rock Springs High School Distributive Education Program 273 Rock Springs WY Western Wyoming College Cooperative Work Experience Program 275 Rock Springs WY

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Jefferson County Neighborhood Youth Corps 1 Birmingham Al

Murphy High School Business Office Education (BOE) Cooperative Program 1 Mobile AL Muscle Shoals High School Trade and Industry Program 2 Muscle Shoals AL Tuscaloosa County High School Industrial Cooperative Training (ICT) Progia 2 Northport AL Maryvale High School Distributive Education Program 7 Phoenix AZ Mesa Community College Skills Application Cooperative Program in Drafting and Design 9 Phoenix AZ El Dor Ado High School (West)Foods Management and Preparation Program 10 El Dorado AR Magnolia High School Exemplary General Cooperative Education Prograu 11 Magnolia AR Belmont High School Work Experience Program 18 Los Angeles CA Oakland General Work Experience Education Program 19 Oakland CA Oakland Distributive Education Co-cp Program 20 Oakland CA Mont.-lair High School Merchandising Careerists Program 21 Riverside CA San Diego Nurse Aide Training Program 23 San Diego CA Morse High School VEA Work-Study Program 23 San Diego CA San Bernadino High School Vocational Exploration in the Private Sector (VEPS) Program 24 San Bernardino CA Santa Barbara County Neighborhood Youth Corps In School Program 25 Santa Darbara CA Orange Coast College Cooperative Wcrk Experience Program 26 Costa Mesa CA East Los Angeles Electron Microscopy Technician Projram 27 Los Angeles CA Foothill Cooperative fork Experience Education Program 28 Los Altos CA Community College Vocational Co-op Education Program 30 San Mateo CA Santa Ana College Bilingual Secretarial Program 31 Santa Ana CA North Orange County Regional Occupational Program 31 Anaheim CA

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Central City Occupational Center. Office Machine Repair--Journeyman Upgrading Program 32 Los Angeles CA East High School Hospitality Education Program 33 Denver CO George Washington High School Distributive Education Program 33 Denver CO North High School Office Education Program 34 Denver CO South High School Home Economics Occupations Program 34 Denver CO Thomas Jefferson High School Industrial Cooperative Education Program 35 Denver CO College of Denver (North Campus) Cooperative Work Experience Program 35 CommunityDenver CO Baker Junior High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 36 Denver CO Weaver High School Work-Study Program 37 Hartford CT Cross High School Program And Career Exploration (SPACE) 38 New Haven CT New Britlin Program for Industrial Careers (PIC) 38 New 3ritain CT Stamford Cooperative Work Experience Program 39 Stamford CT Conard and Hall High School Office Work Experience Program 40 West Hartford CT Conard and Hall High School Distributive Education Work Experience Program 41 West Hartford CT Delaware Technical and Community College Retail Management-Accounting-Marketing Program 46 Wilmington DE Howard High School Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Program 47 Wilmington DE Piper High School Distributive Education Program 48 Lauderhill FL Clearwater High School Cooperative Business Education Program 49 St. Petersburg FL Valdosta High School Distributive Education Program 53 Valdosta GA Farrington High School Cooperative Industrial Education Program 54 Honolulu HI Farrington High School Cooperative Distributive Education Program 54 Honolulu HI Farrington High School Cooperative Office Education Program 55 Honolulu HI Farrington High School Cooperative Food Service Education Program 55 Honolulu HI McKinley High School Diversified Cooperative 56 Honolulu Education HI

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Radford High School Diversified Cocperative Education Program 56 Honolulu HI Honolulu Community College Cooperative Auto Body Repair Program 60 Honolulu HI Kapiolani CommuAty College Cooperative Education Ptogram 61 Honolulu HI Leeward Community College Cooperative Vocational Education Program 62 Pearl Cty HI Hilo High School NYC Out-of-School Program 63 Hilo HI maldwin High School Cutreach Counselor Program 63 Wailuku HI Alton Senior High School Distributive Education Program 66 Alton IL Amundsen High School Industrial Cooperative Education (ICE) Program 67 Chicago IL Chicago Vocational High School Cooperative Vocational Work Program 68 Chicago IL Westinghouse Cooperative Health Occupations Assistant Program 68 Chicago IL Chicago Double E (Education & Employment) Program 69 Chicago IL Wells High School Diversified Mork-Study Program 70 Chicago IL ElginWork Experience and CareIer Exploration Program (WECEP) 71 Elgin L Waukegan High School (West Campus) Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 73 Waukegan IL Malcolm I College Cooperative Mid-Management Education Program 74 Chicago II College of DuPage Occupational Program 75 Glen Ellyn IL

. Joliet Junior College Agriculture Business and Supply Program 75 Joliet IL Triton College Dental Lab Technology Program 76 River Grove IL Wirth Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 76 Staunton IL Bloomington High School (North) Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 77 Bloomington IN Evansville Vocational Work-Study Program 77 Evansville IN Highland High School Work-Study Program 78 Highland IN LaSalle High School Pre-employment Vocational Experience Program 79 South Bend IN

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Washington High School Trade and Industrial Cooperative Education Program 80 Cedar Rapids IA Des Moines Technical High School Trade and Industry Cooperative Training Program 80 Des Moines IA Des Moines Technical High School Vocational Food Service Program 81 Des Moines IA Urbandale High School Office Education Program 83 Urbandale IA Kirkwood Community College Practical Nurse Program 84 Cedar Rapids IA Lawrence High School TRADES Program 86 Lawrence KS WiChita Neighborhood Youth Corps 87 Wichita KS Lafayette High School Cooperative Cccupational Experience (COE) Program 89 Lexington KY Louisville Neighboorhood Youth Corps 90 Louisville KY Paducah Tilghman High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 92 Paducah KY Hopkinsville Community College Retail Mid-Management Program 94 Hopkinsville KY McKinley Senior High School Cooperative Office Education Program 95 Baton Rouge LA Chalmette Senior High School Cooperative Office Education Program 95 Chalmette LA Lafayette Parish Cooperative Distributive Education Program 96 Lafayette LA West Monroe High Scho : Cooperative Office Education Program 97 W. Monroe LA Bangor High School Vocational Work Experience Program 98 E. Corinth MF

School Without A Building 100 Baltimore MC Baltimore VEA Work-Study Program 100 Baltimore MD

Baltimore Summer Work-Study Program 101 Baltimore MD Montgomery Hills Junior High School Work Oriented Curriculum 101 Gaithersburg MD Brooklyn Park High School Cooperative Occupational Program (COP) 103 Linthican Hts MD Montgomery Blair Hig.i School Work-Oriented Curriculum 104 Silver Spring MD Maryland Career Development Project: Work-Oriented (Cooperative) Component 104 Baltimore MD

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Maryland Career Development Project: Worm-Oriented Component 105 Baltimore MD Brockton High School Project V.I.E.W.S. 105 Brockton MA Malden High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program 107 Malden MA North Shore Community College Rehabilitation Assistant Program 108 Beverly MA North Shore Community College Teacher Aide Program 109 Beverly MA Springfield Technical Community College Medical Assisting Program 109 W.Springfield MA Lenawee Exemplary Placement Projet 110 Adrian MI Western High School Cooperative Office Training Progr.,m 110 Detroit MI Detroit In-School Neighborhood Youth Corps 111 Detroit MI Detroit Job Upgrading Program 111 Detroit MI Detroit Junior High Work Training Program 112 Detroit MI Grand Rapids Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 113 Grand Rapids MI Lansing Individualized Work Experience Program 114 Lansing MI Lansing Neighborhood Youth Corps 114 Lansing MI Lakeview High School Dental Assistant Program 115 St. Clair Shores MI Wayne County Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 116 Wayne MI Duluth Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 116 Duluth MN Hopkins Eisenhower High School Work Experience Program 117 Hopkins MN r St. Paul Career Study Center 117 St. Paul MN Edgewood Junior High School Work Experience and Career ExplorationProgram(WECEP) 119 St. Paul MN Hinds Junior College Inhalation Therapy Technology Program 120 Jackson MS Hinds Junior College Dental Assistant Technology Proogram 121 Jackson MS Hinds Junior College Operating Room Technology Program 121 Jackson MS

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Hinds Junior College Practical Nurse Program 122 Raymond MS Hinds Junior College Medical Record Technology Program 122 Raymond MS Missouri High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program 125 Kirkwood NO Pattonville High School Cooperative Occupational Education (COE) Program 125 Maryland Heights MO Central High School Work-Study Program 126 Springfield 30 Forest Park Community College Neighborhood Youth Corps 127 St Louis MO Project STAY 127 St Louis MO O'Fallom Technical Center Cooperative Business Education Work Experience Program 128 St. Louis MO O'Fallon Technical Center Cooperative Trade and Industrial Work Experience Program 128 St. Louis MO St. Louis Neighborhood Youth Corps 129 St. Louis MO South Grand Work-Study High School Program 129 St. Louis NO St. Louis Off-Campus Work-Study Program 130 St. Louis NO Missouri Southern State College Internship Public Accounting Program 131 Joplin NO Missoula Cooperative Education Program 133 Missoula MT Columbus Senior High School Marketing Program 137 Columbus NE Ralston High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 138 Elkhorn NE Hastings High School Distributive Education Program 139 Hastings NE Westside High School Distributive Educatio6 Program 140 Omaha NM Keene High School Complete Occupational Educational Development Program 144 Keene NH Dover High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 146 Portsmouth NH Asbury Park Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 147 Asbury Park NJ Jersey City Cooperative Bank Training Program for Boys 149 Jersey City NJ New Brunswick Junior High School. Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 150 New Brunswick NJ

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New Brunswick High School Neighborhood Youth Corps 150 New Brunswick NJ Broadway Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 151 Newark NJ Hubbard Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 151 Plainfield NJ New Jersey Mobile Vocational Education Program 152 Trenton NJ Trenton Central High School Summer Employment Orientation Program 152 Trenton NJ TrenTrentonton Neighborhood Youth CorNps In-School Program 153

Bergen Community College Retail Business Management Cooperative Work Experience Program 153 Cresskill . NJ County College of Morris Secretarial Cooperative Vocational Education Program 154 Morristown NJ GloucesterCounty College Work-Stduy Program 155 Sewell NJ New Jersey Residential Manpower Center (Job Corps) 157 Edison NJ Demarest Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 157 Hoboken NJ Paterson Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 159 Paterson NJ Union County Technical Institute Cooperative Program in Engineering 159 Scotch Plains NJ Albuquerque High School Cooperative Office Education Program 160 Albuquerque NM N.Y School of Printing Work-Study Program 163 Brooklyn NY New York City Cooperative Education Program 164 Brooklyn NY Buffalo Neighborhood Youth Corps 164 Buffalo NY Lincoln Hospital Satellite Academies 165 New York City NY Monroe County BOCES Career Entry, Diversified Occupations Program 166 Spencerport NY Syracuse Neighborhood Youth Corps In- School Program 167 Syracuse NY Syracuse General Work Experience Program 167 Syracuse NY Nassau County BOCES Student Placement Services 168 Westbury NY HostoBrs College Radiologic Technology Program 168 BronxCommunity NY

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Cary Co-op Programs 169 Cary NC Southern Durham High School Distributive Education Progran 170 Durham IC Seventy-First High School Cooperative Food Marketing Program 171 Fayetteville NC New Bern High School Office Occupations Programs 171 New Bern NC Smith High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 173 Greensboro NC Central Piedmont Community College Data Processing Operator Program 174 Charlotte NC Central Piedmont Community College Chemical Technology Program 175 Charlotte NC Holding Technical Institute Medical Laboratory Assistant Program 175 Raleigh NC Holding Technical Institute Secretarial Science Program 176 Raleigh NC Holding Technical Institute Engineering Technologies Program 176 Raleigh NC Holding Technical Institute Business Data Processing Program 177 Raleigh NC Wilkes Community College Hotel-Motel Management Program 178 Wilkesboro NC

East High School Work Experience in Banks (WEB) Program 181 Cleveland OH Cleveland Schools Neighborhood Youth Corps Occupational Work Experience(OWE)Prog 181 Cleveland OH Cleveland Schools Neighborhood Youth Corps 182 Cleveland OH Lincoln West High School Cooperative Office Education Program 182 Cleveland OH Lincoln West High School Occupational Work Experience Program 183 Cleveland OH Martin Luther ring High School Vocational Work-Study Program 183 Cleveland OH Sylvania High School (North) Occupational Work Adjustment Program 184 Columbus OH Colonel White High School Occupational Work Experience Program 185 Dayton OH Dayton Neighborhood Youth Corps 185 Dayton OH Patterson High School Printing Trades Program 186 Dayton OH Patterson High School Medical Arts Division 186 Dayton OH

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Patterson High School Automotive Shop and Related Prcgram 187 Dayton OH Patterson High School Vocational Drafting Program 187 Dayton OH Patterson High School Vocational Commercial Art Program 188 Xenia OH Penta County Vocational School Child Care Assistance Program 188 Perrysburg OH Bowsher High School Occupational Work Experience Program 189 Toledo OH Jones Junior High School Occupational Work Adjustment Program 189 Toledo OH Toledo Whitney Vocational High School Distributive Education Program 190 Toledo OH Cincinnati Technical College Ccoperative Education Plan 191 Cincinnati OH Columbus Technical Institute Wholesale Mid-Maragement Technology Prcgram 191 Columbus OH Sinclair Community College Cooperative Education and Placement Program 192 Dayton OR Lawton High School Distributive Education Prcgram 194 Lawton CK Will Rogers High School Cooperative Office Education Program 195 Tulsa OK Will Rogers High School Industrial Cooperative Education Program 196 Tulsa OK Will Rogers High School Distributive Education Program 196 Tulsa CK Oscar Rose Junior College Dental Hygienists Training Program 197 Midwest City OK Lane Community College Cooperative Work Experience (CWE) Program 202 Eugene OR Portland Residential Manpower Center (Job Corps) 203 Portland OR Altoona Area Vocational Technical School Diversified Ccoperative Education Program 204 Altoona PA Lebanon County Vocational Technical School Cooperative Work Experience Program 205 Lebanon PA Boyertown High School Diversified Occupational Education Satellite (DOES) 206 Leesport PA Highland High School Cooperative Business Education Program 206 Natrona Heights PA Philadelphia Business Experience Education Program (BEEP) 207 Philadelphia PA Pittsburgh Work-Study Program 207 Pittsburgh PA

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Pittsburgh Occupational Vocational Training Co-op Program 208 Pittsburgh PA Southampton Cooperative Education Program 209 Southampton PA Northampton Community College Dental Hygiene Program 209 Bethlehem PA Harrisburg Area Community College Secretarial Science Cooperative WorkExperienceProgram 210 Harrisburg PA Lehigh County Community College Apparel Management Program 210 Schnecksvtlle PA Cranston High School (West) Cooperative Training Program 211 Cranston RI Woonsocket High School Operation VITAL 213 Woonsocket RI Eau Claire High School Neighborhood Youth Corps 214 Columbia SC Keenan High School Food Careers Program 215 Columbia SC Keenan High School Distributive Education Program 215 Columbia SC Greenville High School Cooperative Office Occupations-Education Progra 216 Greenville SC Chattanooga Neighborhood Youth Corps 219 Chattanooga TN Chattanooga OccupatiOnal Training Center 220 Chattanooga TN Putnam County High School Work-Study Program 221 Cookeville TN NorthMside High School ProjectSPAN 221 ephis TN Nashville Cooperative Vocational Education Program 222 Nashville TN Abilene Trade and Industrial Cooperative Program 223 Abilene TX Palo Duro High School Coordinated Vocational Academic Education (CVAE)Program 224 Amarillo TX Skyline High School Distributive Education Program 224 Dsla TX Sunset High School Health Occupations Cooperative Training Program 225 Dallas TX W. W. Samuell High School Vocational Office Education 225 Dallas TX Bowie High School Cooperative Vocational Academic Education Program 226 El Paso TX Irvin High School Vocational Office Education (VOE) Program 227 El Paso TX

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Jefferson High School Distributive Education Program 227 El Paso TX El Paso Technical Center Vocational Student Summer Work-Study Program 228 El Paso TX Trimble Technical High School Partners in Education Program 228 Ft. Worth TX Booker T. Washington High School Home Economics Cooperative Educaticn Program 229 Houston TX Charles H. Milby High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 229 Houston TX Westbury High School Vocational Office Education (VOF) Program 230 Houston TX Worthing High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 230 Houston TX Tarrant County Junior College Mid-Management Program 232 Hurst TX South Plains College Fashion Merchandising Program 232 Levelland TX East High School Health Careers Program 234 Salt Lake City UT Mt. Anthony Union High School Vocational Center Co-op Program 237 Bennington VT Rutland Area Vocational Technical School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 240 Rutland VT Springfield High School Work Experience Program 241 Springfield VT Brattleboro Union High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 241 Brattleboro VT Thomason School Practical Pursing Program 242 Brattleboro VT Washington-Lee High School Distributive Education Alternate Week Program 243 Arlington VA Parry McCiuer High School Distributive Education Program 243 Buena Vista VA Hopewell High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 244 Hopewell VA Menchville High School Cooperative Work Training Program 244 NewFort News VA Richmond Technical Center Work Practicum 245 Richmond VA Northern Virginia Community College Cooperative Education Proyra 246 Annandale VA Tidewater Community College Cooperative Education Program 247 Portsmouth VA Everett High School Distributive Education Program 248 Everett WA

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Columbia nigh School Cooperative Office Education Prcgrim 250 Richland WA Garfield High School Work Experience Program 251 Seattle WA Seattle Schools Neighborhood Youth Corps 251 Seattle WA Highline Community College Transportation and Travel Occupational Program 254 Midway WA Seattle Central Community College Dental Laboratory Technology Program 254 Seattle WA Spokane Community College Farm Machinery Repair and Service Program 256 Spokane WA Ft. Steilacoom Community College Animal Technician Program 257 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Resplratory Care Technology Program 258 WA Tacoma Community College Radiologic Technology Program 258 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Service Representative Projram 259 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Junior Accountant Program 259 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Real Estate Program 260 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Receptionist-Clerk Program 260 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Medical Record Technology Program 261 Tacoma WA St. Altans High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 262 St Albans WV McKinley Vocational Center Marketing Distributive Education Program 263 Wheeling WV Appleton High School (West) Secretarial Practice Co-op Program 264 Appleton WI Milwaukee Neighborhood Youth Corps 265 Milwaukee WI

Oshkosh Nkosh High School Applied Electronics Program 266

Osh Worth Lander Valley High School Distributive Education Program 271 Lander WY

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Murphy High School Business Office EducatioA(ROE) Cooperative Program 1 Mobile AL Muscle Shoals High School Trade and Industry Program 2 Muscle Shoals AL Tuscaloosa County High School Industrial Cooperative Training (ICT) Program 2 Northport AL West Anchorage High .School Distributive Education Program Anchorage AK Kenai Central High School Distributive Education Program 4 Soldotna AK Wrangell High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 4 Wrangell AK Westwood High School Cooperative Office Education Program 5 Mesa A2 Alhambra High School Industrial Cooperative Education Program 6 Phoenix AZ Cortez High School Home Economics Related Occupations (HERO) Program 6 Phoenix AZ Maryvale High School Distributive Education 1,,rogram 7 Phoenix AZ Santa Rita High School Distributive Education Program 7 Tucson AZ Central Arizona College Mid-Management Program S Arizona City AZ Cochise College Cooperative Education Program 8 Douglas AZ Pima Community College Cooperative Education Program 9 Tucson AZ Arizona Western College Diversified Cooperative Education Program 10 Yuma AZ El Dorado High School (West) Foods. Management and Preparation Program 10 El Dorado AR Jacksonville High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 11 N. Little Rock AR Springdale High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 12 Springdale AR Clovis High School Distributive Education Work Experience Program 13 Cl vis CA Clovis High School Vocational W.ork Experience Program 14 Clovis CA Mt. Diablo Wotk Experience Education Program 14 Concord CA Exeter Union High School Cooperative Agriculture and Business Program 15 Exeter CA

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Fairfield Work Experience Education Program 16 Fairfield CA Madera School VocationalWork Experience Program 18 MaadeHigh CA Oakland Distributive Education Co-op Program 20 Oakland C A Montclair High School Merchandising Careerists Program 21 Riverside CA San Diego. Nurse Aide Train ing Program 23 San Diego CA Orange Coast College Cooperative Work Experience Program 26 Costa Mesa CA Fresno City College Vocational Work Experience Education Program 27 Fresno CA East Los Angeles Electron Microscopy Technician Program 27 Los Ange les CA Foothill Cooperative Work Experience Education Program 28 Los Altos CA Yuba Community College Corrections Aides Program 28 Marysville CA Cerritos College Rancto Los Amigos Clerical Program 29 Norwalk CA American River College Work Experience Education Program 29 Sacramento CA community College Vocational Co-op Education Program 30 San Mateo CA Allan Hancock College Cooperative Education Program 30 Santa Maria CA Santa Ana College Bilingual Secretarial Program 31 Santa And CA North Orange County Regional Occupational Program 31 Anaheim CA Central City Occupational Center Office Machine RepairJourneyman Upgrading Program 32 Los Angeles CA East High School Hospitality Education Program 33 Denver CO North High School Office Education Program 34 Denver CC South High School Home Economics Occupations Program 34 Denver CO Thomas Jefferson High School Industrial Cooperative Education Program 35 Denver CO CommunityCollege of. Denver (CNorth Campus) Cooperative Work Experience Program 35 Denver O Northeastern Junior College Agri-Business Program 36 Sterling CO Manchester High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program 37 Ma nchester CT

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New Britain Progri for Industrial Careers (PIC) 38 New Britain CT Conard and Hall High School Office Work Experience Program 40 West Hartford CT Conard and Hall High SchoolDiversified Work Experience Program 40 West Hartford CT Conard and Hall High SchoolDistributive Education Work Experience Program 41 West Hartford CT Windsor High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 41 Windsor CT Kent CountyVocational Technical High School Child Care Program 42 Dover DE Lake ForestHigh School Vocational Agriculture Work Experience Program 43 Felton DE Delmar HighSchool Simulated Office Program 43 Laurel DE Milford High School DO Cooperative Work-Study Program 44 Milford DE De is Warr High School Food S4rvice Career Program 44 Wilmington DE De la Warr High School Motel Hotel Careers Program 45 Wilmington DE Wilmington High School Business Office Occupations Program 45 Wilmington DE Delaware Technical and Community College Retail Management-Accounting-Marketing Program 46 Wilmington DE Howard High School Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Program 47 Wilmington DE Piper High School Distributive Education Program 48 Lauderhill FL Eau Gallia High School Diversified Cooperative Training Program 49 Melbourne FL Clearvater High School Cooperative Business Education Program 49 St. Petersburg FL Gulf Coast Community College Cooperative Education Internship Program 50 Panama City FL Cherokee Area Vocational High School Diversified Cooperative Training Program 51 Canton GA Central Gwinnett High School Vocational Office Training Program 52 Lawrenceville GA Metter High School Vocational Office Training Program 52 Metter GA Valdosta High School Distributive Education Program 53 Valdosta GA Farrington High School Cooperative Industrial Education Program 54 Honolulu HI

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Farrington iyh Schocl Cooperative Distributive Education Program 54 lHu HI Farrington High School Cooperative Office Education Program 55 Honolulu HI Farrington High School Cooperative Food Service Education Program 55 Honolulu HI McKinley High School Diversified Cooperative 56 Honolulu Educati, HI Radford High School Diversitiel Cooperative Education Program 56 Honolulu Hi Castle High School Cooperative Distributive Education Program 57 Kaneohe HI Konawaena HighSchool Cooperative Distributive and Office Education Program 58 Kealakekua HI Konawaena HighSchool Cooperative Industrial Education Program 58 Kealakekua HI Konawaena HighSchool Cooperative Food Service Education Program 59 Kealakekua HI Waianae High School Diversified Cooperative Education Program 59 Waianae HI Hawaii Community College Cooperative Vocational Education Program 60 Hilo HI Kapiolani Community College Cooperative Education Program 61 Honolulu HI

Maui Community College Cooperative Education Program 61 Kahului HI Kauai Community College Cooperative Education Program 62 Lihue HI Leeward Community College Cooperative Vocational Education Program 62 Pearl Cty HI Canyon Owyhee Agriculture-Related Cooperative Work Education Program 64 Caldwell ID Moscow High School Work Experience Program 65 Moscow ID Alton senior High School Distributive Education Program 66 Alton IL Amundsen High School Industrial Cooperative Education (ICE) Program 67 Chicago IL Chicago Vocational High School Cooperative Vocational Work Program 68 Chicago IL John Marshall High School Cooperative Laboratory Program 69 Chicago IL Collinsville Cooperative Education Program 70 Collinsville IL Springfield Vocational Cooperative Interrelated Education Program 72 Springfield IL

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Sycamore High School Occupational Cooperative Prcgram 72 Sycamore IL Urbana High School Cooperative Education Program 73 Urbana IL Belleville Area College Agriculture, Marketing-Mid-Management and Allied Health Programs. 74 Belleville IL Malcolm X College Cooperative Mid-Management Education Program 74 Chicago IL College of DuPage Occupational Program 75 Glen Ellyn IL Joliet Junior College Agriculture Business and Supply Program 75 Joliet IL Triton College Dental Lab Technology Program 76 River Grove IL Southeast Polk Junior-Senior High School Distributive Education Cooperative Program 79 Altoona IA Washington High School Trade and Industrial Cooperative Education Program 80 Cedar Rapids IA Des Moines Technical High School Trade and Industry Cooperative Training Program 80 Des Moines IA Des Moines Technical High School Vocational Food Service Program 81 Des Moines IA Harlan Community High Schocl Vocational Office Education Program 82 Harlan IA Perry High School Distributive Education Program 83 Perry IA Urbandale High School Office Education Program 83 Urbandale IA N.E. Iowa Agri-Business Technology Program 84 Calmar IA Kirkwood Community College Practical Nurse Program 84 Cedar Rapids IA Eagle Grove Center Clerical Office Occupations Program 85 Ft Dodge IA Clay Center Community High School General Occupations Education Program 86 Clay Center KS Pratt Junior College Office Education Program 87 Pratt KS Colby Community College Department of Practical Nurse Education 88 Colby KS Southeast Kansas Distributive Education Program SS Columbus KS Southeast Kansas Office Education ..,rogram 89 Columbus KS Mayfield High School Summer Work-Study - Gainful Home Economics Program 91 Mayfield KY

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Elizabethtown Community CollegeRetail Mid-Mangement Program 93 Elizabethtown KY Hopkinsville Community College Retail Mid-Management Program 94 Hopkinsville KY Lafayette Parish Cooperative Distributive Education Program 96 Lafayette LA West Monroe High Schocl Cooperative Office Education Program 97 W. Monroe LA Bucksport High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 97 Bucksport ME Marshall High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 98 Eliot ME Arundel Senior High School Cooperative Occupations Program 102 Gambrills MD Brockton High School Project V.I.E.W.S. 105 Brockton MA Malden High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program 107 Malden MA Dartmouth High School Cooperative Education Program 107 N. Dartmouth NA North Shore Community College Behabilitation Assistant Program 108 Beverly MA North Shore Community College Teacher Aide Program 109 Beverly MA Springfield Technical Community College Medical Assisting Program 109 W. Springfield MA Lenawee Exemplary Placement Projet 110 Adrian M/ Western High School Cooperative Office Training Program 110 Detroit MI Ferndale High School Cooperative Education Program 112 Ferndale M/ Grand Rapids Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 113 Grand Rapids Al Pontiac Health Occupations Program 115 Pontiac MI Lakcirtew High School Dental Assistant Program 115 St. Clair Shores MI Itasca State Junior College Pulp and Paper Technology Program 118 Grand Rapids MN Rochester State Junior College Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) Program 118 Rochester MN Booneville Cooperative Education Program 119 Boonville MS R.H. Watkins High School Distributive Education Program 120 Laurel MS

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Hinds Junior College Inhalation Therapy Technology Program 120 Jackson MS Hinds Junior College Dental Assistant Technology Procgram 121 Jackson MS Hinds Junior College Operating Room Technology Program 121 Jackson MS Hinds Junior College Practical Nurse Program 122 Raymond MS Hinds Junior College Medical Record Technology Program 122 Raymond MS Missouri High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program 125 Kirkwood MO Central High School Work-Study Program 126 Springfield MO O'Fallon Technical Center Cooperative Business Education Work Experience Program 128 St. Louis MO O'Fallon Technical Center Cooperative Trade and Industrial Work Experience Program 128 St. Louis MO South Grand Work-Study High School Program 129 St. Louis MO St. Charles High School Cooperative Office Occupations (C00) Program 130 St. Charles MO Three Rivers Community College Occupational Education Program 131 Poplay Bluff MO State Fair Community College Business Management Program 132 Sedalia MO Trenton Junior College Mid-Management Program 132 Trenton MO Missoula Cooperative Education Program 133 Missoula MT Seeley-Swan High School Summer Cooperative Education Program 134 Missoula MT Butte Vocational Technical Center Miner Entry Training Program 135 Butte MT Ainsworth High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program 136 Ainsworth NE Blair High School Vocational Education Program 136 Blair NE Columbus Senior High School Marketing Program 137 Columbus NE ReAlston High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 138 Elkhorn NE Hastings High School Distributive Education Program 139 Hastings NE Ravenna High School Cooperative Office Education Program 140 Ravenna NE

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Tonopah High School Distributive Education 143 Tonopah NV Colebrook Academy Cooperative Education Program 144 Colebrook NH Keene High School Complete Occupational Educational Development Program 144 Keene NH Conval Regional High School Cooperative Education Diversified Program 146 Peterborough NH Dover High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 146 Portsmouth NH Salem High School Cooperative Education Program 147 Salem NH Bridgeton Senior High School Hospital Employees Training Program 148 Bridgeton NJ New Brunswick 4igh School Neighborhood Youth Corps 150 New Brunswick NJ Bergen Community College Retail Business Management Cooperative Work Experience Program 153 Cresskill NJ Community College of Morris Secretarial Science Program 154 Dover NJ County College of Morris Secretarial Cooperative Vocational Education Program 154 Morristown NJ New Jersey Residential Manpower Center (Job Corps) 157 Edison NJ Rancocas Valley Diversified Occupations Education Program - Adults and Out-of-School Youth 158 Mount Holly NJ Union County Technical Institute Cooperative Program in Engineering 159 Scotch Plains NJ Albuquerque High School Cooperative Office Education Program 160 Albuquerque NM Kirtland Job Training Program 160 Albuquerque NM Hagerman Distributive Education Program 161 Hagerman NM Alfred Medical Record Technology Program 162 Alfred NY Genesee-Wyoming County BOCES Program 163 Batavia NY N.Y School of Printing Work-Study Program 163 Brooklyn NY Potsdam Vocational Industrial Cooperative Program 166 Potsdam NY Monroe County BOCES Career Entry, Diversified Occupations Program 166 Spencerport NY Syracuse General Work Experience Program 167 Syracuse NY

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HostoBro College Radiologic Technology Program 168 NsY Cary Co-op Programs 169 Cary NC Cabarrus County Teacher Aide Research Project 169 Concord NC Southern Durham High School Distributive Education Program 170 Durham NC Pembroke High School Agricultural Cooperative Training Program 170 Fayetteville NC Seventy-First High School Cooperative Food Marketing Program 171 Fayetteville NC New Bern Hi,.h'School Office Occupations Programs 171 New Bern NC J. F. Webb High School Agricultural Cooperative Training Program 172 Oxford NC Plymouth High School Cooperative Office Operations Program 172 Plymouth NC Plymouth High School Distributive Education Program 173 Plymouth NC Sanford Central High School Distributive Education Program 174 Sanford NC Central Piedmont Community College Data Processing Operator Program 174 Charlotte NC Central Piedmont Community College Chemical Technology Program 175 Charlotte NC Holding Technical Institute Medical Laboratory Assistant Program 175 Raleigh NC Holding Technical Institute Secretarial Science Program 176 Raleigh NC Holding Technical Institute Engineering Technologies Program 176 Raleigh NC Holding Technical Institute Business Data Processing Program 177 Raleigh NC Sandhills Community College Mental Health Associate Program 177 Southern Pines NC Southwestern Technical Institute Cooperative Education Program 178 Sylva NC Wilkes Community College Hotel-Motel Management Program 178 Wilkesboro NC Lake Region Junior College Fashion Merchandising Program 179 Devils Lake ND Lake Region ,lunior College Marketing Management Program 180 Devils Lake ND university of North Dakota Distributive Education - Mid-Management Marketing Program 180 Williston ND

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Lincoln West High School Cooperative Office Education Program 182 Cleveland OH Patterson HighSchool Printing Trades Program 186 Dayton OH Patterson HighSchool Medical Arts Division 186 Dayton OH Patterson HighSchool Automotive Shop and Related Program 187 Dayton OH Patterson HighSchool Vocational Drafting Program 187 Dayton OH Patterson HighSchool Vocational Commercial Art Program 188 Xenia OH Penta County Vocational School Child Care Assistance Program 188 Perrysburg OH Toledo Whitney Vocational High School Distributive Education Program 190 Toledo OH Cincinnati Technical College Cooperative Education Plan 191 Cincinnati OH Columbus Technical Institute Wholesale Mid-Management Technology Program 191 Columbus OH Broken Arrow High School Office Occupations Program 192 Broken Arrow OK Chickasha High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 193 Chickasha OK Cushing High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 193 Cushing OK Lawton High School Distributive Education Program 194 Lawton OK Layton High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 194 Lawton OK Norman High School Data Processing Program 195 Norman OK Will Rogers High School Cooperative Office Education Program 195 Tulsa OK Will Rogers High School Industrial Cooperative Education Program 196 Tulsa OK Will Rogers High School Distributive Education Program 196 Tulsa OK Woodward High.School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 197 Woodward OK Oscar Rose Junior College Dental Hygienists Training Program 197 Midwest City OK Eastern Oklahoma State College Early Childhood Care Program 198 Wilburton OK Crater High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 198 Central Point OR

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Eugene Cooperative Work Experience Program 199 Eugene OR Forest Grove High School Career Education Work Experience Programs 200 Forest Grove OR Lebanon Union High School Vocational Education Program 200 Lebanon OR David Douglas High School Project VIGOR 201 Portland OR Seaside High School Diversified Occupations Work Experience Program 201 Seaside OR Mt. Hood Community College Cooperative Work Experience Program 202 Gresham OR Portland Residential Manpower Center (Job Corps) 203 Portland OR Angell Civilian Conservation Center (Job Corps) 203 Yachats OR Kane Area High School Cooperative Vocation-Education Program 205 Kane PA Lebanon County Vocational Technical School Cooperative Work Experience Program 205 Lebanon PA Highland High School Cooperative Business Education Program 206 Natrona Heights PA Pittsburgh Occupational Vocational Training Co-op Program 208 Pittsburgh PA Northampton Community College Dental Hygiene Program 209 Bethlehem PA Harrisburg Area Community College Secretarial Science Cooperative Work Experience Program 210 Harrisburg PA Lehigh County Community College Apparel Management Program 210 Schnecksvtlle PA Cranston High School (West) Cooperative Training Program 211 Cranston RI East Providence Area Vocational Technical Facility Cooperative Program in Education 212 E. Providence RI Coventry Vocational Technical Facility Distributive Education Program 212 Johnston RI Woonsocket High School Operation VITAL 213 Woonsocket RI Aiken High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 213 Aiken SC Keenan High School Food Careers' Program 215 Columbia -- Keenan High School Distributive Education Program 215 Columbia SC Dillon County Area Vocational Center Distributive Education Project 216 Dillon SC

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Greenville High Schocl Cooperative Office Occupations-Education Program 216 Greenville SC Lake City High School Cooperative Office Occupations Program 217 Lake City SC Central High School Distributive Education Program 218 Aberdeen SD Yankton Senior High School Distributive Education and Health Occupations Program 219 Yankton SD Chattanooga Neighborhood Youth Corps 219 Chattanooga TN Chattanooga Occupational Training Center 220 Chattanooga TN Northside High School Project SPAN 221 Memphis TN Nashville Cooperative Vocational Education Program 222 Nashville TN Union Carbide Training and Technology Program 223 Oak Ridge TN Abilene Trade and Industrial Cooperative Program 223 Abilene TX Palo Duro High School Coordinated Vocational Academic Education (CVAE) Program 224 Amarillo TX Skyline High School Distributive Education Program 224 Dallas TX SunsetHigh School Health Occupations Cooperative Training Program 225 llis TX W. W. Samuell High School Vocational Office Education 225 Dallas TX Denton High School Distributive Education Cooperative Program 226 Denton TX BowieHPaigsoh School CooperativeVocational Academic Education Program 226 El TX Irvin High School Vocational Office Education (VOE)Program 227 El Paso TX Jefferson High School Distributive Education Program 227 El Paso TX TrimbleTechnh ical High SchoolPartners in Education Program 228 . Wort TX Booker T. Washington High School Home Economics Cooperative Education Program 229 Houston TX Westbury High School Vocational Office Education (VOE) Program 230 Houston TX Worthing High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 230 Houston TX Plainview High School Vocational Office Education Co-op Program 231 Plainview TX

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Galveston College Associated Health Occupations Program 231 Galveston TX Tarrant County Junior College Mid-Management Program 232 Hurst TX South Plains College Fashion Merchandising Program 232 Levelland TX South Plains College Mid-Management Program 233 Levelland TX Ford Motor Co-op Program 233 Brigham City UT Provo High School Supervised Work Experience Program 234 Provo UT Utah State University Ornamental Horticulture Program 235 Logan UT Utah State University Agricultural Mechanization Program 235 Logan UT Weber State College ristributive Education Program 236 Ogden UT Utah Technical College Business Internship Program 236 Provo UT Mt. Anthony Union High School Vocational Center Co-op Program 237 Bennington VT Oxbow High School Vocational Cooperative Work Experience Program 238 Bradford VT Oxbow High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 238 Bradford VT Addison County Vocational Center Cooperative Vocational Education Program 239 Middlebury VT North County Union High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 239 Newport VT Lake Region Union High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 240 Orleans VT Rutland Area Vocational Technical School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 240 Rutland VT Brattleboro Union High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 241 Brattleboro VT Thompson School Practical Nursing Program 242 Brattleboro VT Fanny Allen Memorial School Practical Nursing Program 242 Winooski VT Hopewell High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 244 Hopewell VA Menchville High School Cooperative Work Training Program 244 Newport News VA Richmond Technical Center Work Practicum 245 Richmond VA

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Virginia Highlands Community College Human Services Careers Program 245 Abingdon VA Northern Virginia Community College Cooperative Education Program 246 Annandale VA Central Virginia Community College Allied Health Programs Medical Record Technician 246 Lynchburg VA Bellevue High School Cooperative Automotive Occupations Program 247 Bellevue WA Everett High School Distributive Education Program 248 Everett WA Kent Diversified Occupations Work Release Program 249 Kent WA Chimacum Commercial Fishing Trainfmg Program 250 Port Townsend WA Columbia High School Cooperative Office Education Program 250 Richland WA Green River Community College Air Traffic Control (ATC) Program 252 Auburn WA BellevUe Community College Social Work Program 253 Bellevue WA Columbia Basin College Agri-Chemical Business Program 253 Kennewick WA Highline Community College Transportation and Travel Occupational Program 254 Midway WA Seattle Central CommUnity College Dental Laboratory Technology Program 254 Seattle WA Shoreline Community College Mid-Management Program 255 Seattle WA Spokane Community College Agricultural Technology and Natural Resources Management Program 255 Spokane WA Spokane Falls Community College Mid-Management Program 256 Spokane WA Spokane Community College Farm Machinery Repair and Service Program 256 Spokane WA Ft. Steilacoom Community College Secretarial Science Cooperative Work Program 257 Tacoma WA Ft. Steilacoom Community College Animal Technician Program 257 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Respiratory Care Technology Program 258 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Radiologic Technology Program 258 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Service Representative Program 259 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Junior Accountant Program 259 Tacoma WA

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Tacoma Community College Real Estate Program 260 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Receptionist-Clerk Program 260 Tacoma WA Tacoma Community College Medical Record Technology Program 261 Tacoma WA Clover Park Education Center (Vocational Technical Institute) 261 Lakewood Center WA St. Albans High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 262 St Albans WV McKinley Vocational Center Marketing Distributive Education Program 263 Wheeling WV Parkersburg Postsecondary Cooperative Education Program 263 Parkersburg WV Appleton High School (West) Secretarial Practice Co-op Program 264 Appleton WI Superior High School Cooperative Office Occupations Program 264 Superior WI Oconomowoc Distributive Education Program 265 Oconomowoc WI Oshkosh North High School Applied Electronics Program 266 Oshkosh WI District One Technical Institute Summer Work Experience Program in Automotive Mechanics 267 Eau Claire WI Southwest Wisconsin Vocational Technical School Internship Program 268 Pennimore WI Natrona County Distributive Education Program 269 Casper WY Central High School Distributive Education Program 269 Cheyenne WY Jackson Hole High School Diversified Occupations Program 270 Jackson WY Lander Valley High School Distributive Education Program 271 Lander WY Laramie Senior High School Cooperative Education Program 271 Laramie WY Rawlins High School Distributive Education Program 272 Rawlins WY Rawlins Occupational Center Cooperative Occupational Program 273 Rawlins WY Rock Springs High School Distributive Education Program 273 Rock Springs WY Laramie County Community College Cooperative Occupational Education Program 274 Cheyenne WY Northwest Community College Cooperative Diversified Occupations Program 274 Powell WY

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Western Wyoming College Cooperative Work Experience Program 275 Rock Springs WY Eastern Wyoming College Agri-Business Occupations Program 275 Torrington WY

318 Career Exploration Programs Page

Nome-Beltz Regional High School Rural Student Vocational Program 3 Nome AK

Douglas High School Fort Huachuca CJT Program 5 Douglas AZ Warren High School General Cooperative Education Program 12 Warren AR Fremont-Newark Work Experience Education Program 16 Freemont CA Fresno Work Experience Education Program 17 Fresno CA

La Habra High School Work Experience Program 17 Fullerton CA Grace Davis High School Career Guidance Center 19 Modesto CA

Oakland General Work Experience Education Program 19 Oakland CA Alisal High School Work Fxperience Education Program 22 Salinas CA San Bernadino High School Vocational Exploration in the Private Sector (VEPS) Program 24 San Bernardino CA San Marcos High School Career Development Work Experience Program 24 Santa Barbara CA Edison High School NYC Vocational Exploration. Prcject/Hork Experience Program 25 Stcckton CA Buena High School Work Experience Education Program 26 Ventura CA George Washington High School Distributive Education Program 33 Denver CC Cross High School Program And Career Exploration (SPACE) 38 New Haven CT Stamford Cooperative Work Experience Program 39 Stamford CT Farmington Valley Innovative Education Cross-Registration Program 42 Simsbury CT DeKalb County Neighborhood Youth Corps 53 Scottdale GA Honolulu Community College Cooperative Auto Body Repair Program 60 Honolulu HI Booneville High School Multi-Occupations Program 64 Idaho Falls ID Madison High School Distritutive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Program 65 Thornton IC Twin Falls Senior High School Office Cccupations Program 66 Twin Falls ID Operation Rebound 67 Carbondale IL

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Westinghouse Cooperative Health Occupations Assistant Program 68 Chicago IL Chicago Double E (Education 6 Employment) Prc;ra 69 Chicago IL Miles Township Cooperative Vocational Education Program 71 Skokie IL Highlard High School Work-Study Program 78 Highland IN LaSalle High School Pre-employment Vocational Experience Program 79 South Bend IN Clarke Community High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program 82 Osceola IA Louisville Neighboorhood Youth Corps 90 Louisville KY Paducah Tilghman High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 92 Paducah KY Somerset Community College Cooperative Education Program 94 Somerset KY McKinley Senior High School Cooperative Office Education Program 95 Baton Rouge LA Eunice High School Cooperative Education Program 96 Eunice LA Bangor High School Vocational Work Experience Program 98 E. Corinii. ME Stearns High School Cooperative Career Education Program 99 Millinocket ME Baltimore VEA Work-Study Program 100 Baltimore MD Montgomery Hills Junior High School Work Oriented Curriculum 101 Gaithersburg MD Montgomery Village Junior High School Work.Oriented Curriculum 102 Gaithersborg MD Brooklyn Park High School Cooperative Occupational Program (COP) 103 Linthican Hts MD Monument Mountain Regional High School Work Experience Program 106 Housatonic MA Flint Board of Education - NYC-VEPS Program 113 Flint MI Edgewood Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 119 St. Paul MN Ruskin High School Distributive Education Program 124 Kansas City MO Pattonville High School Cooperative Occupational Education (COE) Program 125 Maryland Heights MO Perryville Senior High School Cooperative Work Education Program 126 Perryville MO

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St. Louis Neighborhood Youth Corps 129 St. Louis MO St. Louis Off-Campus Work -Study Program 130 St. Louis NO Missouri Southern State College Internship Public Accounting Program 131 Joplin MO Fort Benton High School Cooperative Trades and Industry Program 133 Fort Benton MT ElbaDiversified Occupations (DO)Program 138 Elba We Westside High School Distributive Education Program 140 Omaha NE Carson High School Cooperative Vocational Education Program 141 Carson City NV Reno Cooperative Vocational Education Program 143 Reno NV Merrimack Valley Regional High School Work Experience Program 145 Penacook NH Wilson School Distributive Education Program for Incarcerated Youth 149 Jamesbugg NJ Jersey City Cooperative Bank Training Program for Boys 149 Jersey City NJ New Brunswick Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 150 New Brunswick NJ Hubbard Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 151 Plainfield NJ Trenton Central High School Summer Employment Orientation Program 152 Trenton NJ Trenton Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 153 Trenton NJ Somerset County College Cooperative Education Program 155 Somerville NJ Cape May Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 156 Cape May NJ Paterson Neighborhood Youth Corps 158 Paterson NJ Hagerman Work-Study Program 161 Hagerman NM New York State Department of Labor (Project WELD) 162 Albany NY Nassau County BOCES Student Placement Services 168 Westbury NY Smith High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 173 Greensboro NC Cleveland Schools Neighborhood Youth Corps Occupational Work Experience (OWE) Prog 181 Cleveland OH

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Whitehall-Yearling High School Cooperative Office Education Program 184 Columbus OH Sinclair Community College Cooperative Education ani Placement Program 192 Dayton OH Lane Community College Cooperative Work Experience (CIO) Program 202 Eugene OR Altoona Area Vocational Technical School Diversified Cooperative Education Program 204 Altoona PA Bethlehem Work-Study Program 204 Bethlehem PA Pittsburgh Work-Study Program 207 Pittsburgh PA Harlin County Neighborhood Youth Corps 222 Savannah TN Charles H. Milby High School Industrial Cooperative Training Program 229 Honston TX East High School Health Careers Program 234 Salt Lake City UT Springfield High School Work Experience Program 241 Springfield VT Parry McCiuer High School Distributive Education Program 243 Buena Vista VA Tidewater Community College Cooperative Education Program 247 Portsmouth VA Kahlotus Secondary School Diversified Occupations Program 249 Kahlotus WA Garfield High School Work Experience Program 251 Seattle WA Ravenswood High School Vocational Office Training Program 262 Ripley WV Milwaukee Neighborhood Youth Corps 265 Milwaukee WI Seymour High School Agri-Business Cooperative Cluster Program 267 Seymour WI Cody High School Cooperative Occupational Education Program 270 Cody WY

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Jefferson County Neighborhood Youth Corps 1 Birmingham AL Mesa Community College Skills Application Cooperative Program in Drafting and Design 9 Phoenix AZ Magnolia High School Exemplary - General Cooperative Education Program 11 Magnolia AR Alhambra Neighborhood Youth Corps 13 Alhambra CA Imperial County In-School and Summer Neighborhood Youth Corps 15 El Centro CA Belmont High School Work Experience Program 18 Los Angeles CA Oxnard High School Neighborhood Youth Corps 20 Oxnard CA Northern California Neighbcrhood Youth Corps 21 Redding CA Monterey and Salinas Neightorhood Youth Corps 22 Salinas CA Morse High School VEA Work-Study Program 23 San Diego CA Santa Barbara County Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 25 Santa Barbara CA Cherry Creek High School I Team Prcgram 32 Denver CO Baker Junior High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 36 Denver CO Weaver High School Work-Study Program 37 Hartford CT Rockville High School Cooperative Work Experience Program 39 Rockville CT Nev Castle Cooperative Occupational Program (Diversified Occupations) 46 New Castle DE Oviedo High School Work Experience Program 47 Cassel Berry FL Hollywood Hills High School Rork Experience Frogram 48 Hallandale FL Lithonia High School Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Program 50 Atlanta GA Pickens High School Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Program 51 Jasper GA Kailua High School Vocational Technical Work-Study Program 57 Kailua HI Hilo High School NYC Out-of-School Program 63 Hilo HI Baldwin High School Outreach Counselor Program 63 Vailuku GI

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Wells High School Diversified Work-Study Program 70 Chicago IL Elgin Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 71 Elgin IL Waukegan High School (West Campus) Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 73 Waukeang IL Wirth Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 76 Staunton IL Bloomington High School (North) Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 77 Bloomington IN Evansville Vocational Work-Study Program 77 Evansville IN Blue River Valley High School Work-Study Career Education Program 78 New Castle IN Graettinger Community School Work-Study Program 81 Graettinger IA Lawrence High School TRADES Program 86 Lawrence KS Wichita Neighborhood Youth Corps 87 Wichita KS Lafayette High School Cooperative Cccupational Experience (COE) Program 89 Lexington KY Laurel County High School Specialized Vocational Education Program 90 London KY Jetton Junior High School Orientation to the World of Work Program 91 Paducah KY Letcher County Neighborhood Youth Corps 92 Whitesburg KY Elizabethtown Community College Work-Study Program 93 Elizabethtown AY Chalmette Senior High School Cooperative Office Education Program 95 Chalmette LA Rangeley High School Cooperative Education Program 99 Rangeley NE School Without A Building 100 Baltimore MD Baltimore Summer Work-Study Program 101 Baltimore MD Gaithersburg High School Work-Oriented Cirriculum 103 Rockville MD Montgomery Blair High School Work-Oriented Curriculum 104 Silver Spring MD Maryland Career Development Project: Work-Oriented (Cooperative) Component 104 Baltimore MD Maryland Career Development Project: Work-Oriented Component 105 Baltimore MD

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Concord-Carlisle High School Cooperative Education Program 106 Concord MA Newton High School Work-Study Program 108 Newton HA Detroit In-School Neighborhood Youth Corps 111 Detroit MI Detroit Job Upgrading Program 111 Detroit MI Detroit. Junior High Work Training Program 112 Detroit MI Lansing Individualized Work Experience Program 114 Lansing NI Lansing Neighborhood Youth Corps 114 Lansing NI

Wayne County Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 116 Wayne MI Duluth Youth CorpsIn-School Program 116 DutiluNeghborhood EN Hopkins Eisenhower High School Work Experience Program 117 Hopkins MN St. Paul Career Study Center 117 St. Paul MN Columbia Cooperative Work Experience Program 123 Columbia NO Hillsboro High School Cooperative Work-Study Program 123 De Soto MO Perryville Neighborhood Youth Corps 124 Flat River MO Forest Park Community College Neighborhood Youth Corps 127 St Louis NO Project STAY 127 St Louis NO Butte Vocational Technical Center Work-Study Program 134 Butte NT Missoula Technical Center Work-Study Program 135 Missoula MT Nebraska Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 137 Chadron NE Diller Community Schools Neighborhood Youth Corps 139 Fairbury NE Wauneta High School Diversified Occupations Program 141 Wauneta NE Clark County Vocational Work-Study Program 142 Las Vegas NV Newport High School Work Experience Program 105 Newport NH

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Asbury Park Neiyhborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 147 Asbury Park NJ East Brunswick High School Hcme Economics Related Cooperative Education Program 148 E. Brunswick NJ Broadway Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP, 151 Newark NJ New Jersey Mobile Vocational Education Program 152 Trenton NJ Gloucester County College Work -Stdur Program 155 Sewell NJ Asbury Park Middle School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 156 Asbury Park NJ Demarest Junior High School Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 157 Hoboken NJ Paterson Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WECEP) 159 Paterson NJ New York City Cooperative Education Program 164 Brooklyn NY, Buffalo Neighborhood Youth Corps 164 Buffalo NY Suffolk County Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 165 Hauppauge NY Lincoln Hospital Satellite Academies 165 New York City NY Syracuse Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 167 Syracuse NY Belcourt High School Diversified Occupations Program 179 Belcourt ND East High School Work Experience in Banks (WEB) Program 181 Cleveland OH Cleveland Schools Neighborhood Youth Corps 182 Cleveland OH Lincoln West High School Occupational Work Experience Program 183 Cleveland OH Martin Luther Ring High School Vocational Work-Study Program 183 Cleveland OH Sylvania High School (North) Occupational Work Adjustment Program 184 Columbus OH Colonel White High School Occupational Work Experience Program 185 Dayton OH Dayton Neighborhood Youth Corps 155 Dayton OH Bowsher School CccupationOalWork Experience Program 189 ToleHigh H Jones Junior High School Occupational Work Adjustment Program 189 Toledo OH

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Trotwood Madison High School Occupational Work Experience Program 190 Trotwood OH Boyertown High School Diversified Occupational Education Satellite (DOES) 206 Leesport PA Philadelphia Business Experience Education Program (BEEP) 207 Philadelphia PA Saegertown Cooperative Education All Fields Program 208 Saegertown PA Southampton Cooperative Education Program 209 Southampton PA Santiago leve Calzada Senior High School Neighborhood Youth Corps 211 Hato Rey PR Kershaw County Neighborhood Youth Corps 214 Camden SC Eau Claire High School Neighborhood Youth Corps 214 Columbia SC Williamsburg County Neighborhood Youth Corps 217 Kingstree SC Sioux Falls Washington School Career Development Program 218 Sioux Falls SD Anderson County Neighborhood Youth Corps 220 Clinton TN Putnam County High School Work-Study Program 221 Cookeville TN El Paso Technical Center Vocational Student Summer Work-Study Program 228 Fl Paso TX Barre City Regional Vocational Technical Center Cooperative Occupational Education Program 237 Barre VT Washington-Lee High School Distributive Education Alternate Week Program 243 Arlington VA Issaquah High School Re-Entry Program 248 Issaquah WA Seattle Schools Neighborhood Youth Corps 251 Seattle WA Washington Neighborhood Youth Corps (NYC) Forestry Program 252 Yakima WA Sauk Prairie High School Agri - Business Program 266 Sauk City WI Madison Area Technical College Work-Study Program 268 Madison WI Laramie Youth Development Program 272 Laramie WY

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Council Bluff Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program 85 Harlan IA Las Vegas Urban High School Cooperative Rork Training Program 142 Las Vegas NV Coos Bay Ecology SEWER Project (NYC) 199 Eugene OR

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