101. Lane Community College - Archives - Lane History In Eugene, a quality technicalvocational school had existed since the 1930s.During the Great Depression, Eugene vocational School was established to http://www.lanecc.edu/archives/Historylane.html

College History Archives Collections Records ... Archives Main Page History of Lane Community College FOUNDING List of Lane Presidents with dates of service List of Board of Education Members with dates of service Lane Community College was founded on October 19, 1964, when the voters of Lane County approved the formation of a comprehensive community college. The founding of Lane was the culmination of efforts on both the state and local levels to establish community colleges in Oregon. In 1959 the Oregon Legislative Assembly passed a bill outlining the concept of comprehensive community colleges which offered vocational training, college transfer courses and adult education. In Eugene, a quality technical-vocational school had existed since the 1930s. During the Great Depression, Eugene Vocational School was established to provide manual education and training to high school students and unemployed adults. The new vocational school opened in 1938 in the original Geary School at Fourth and Madison in Eugene. Eugene Vocational School responded to the needs for skilled workers during World War II and made a successful transition to peacetime after 1945. In the 1950s community-oriented adult education classes were added, and in 1958 the name of the school was changed to Eugene Technical-Vocational School, reflecting the addition of more technologically oriented courses.

102. Extending Learning Opportunities For Students With Disabilities According to Tim Latta, Coordinator for School Transition Services in oregon sVocational Rehabilitation Division, the partnership with the state has proven http://ericec.org/osep/recon6/rc6sec4.html

New Ideas for Planning Transitions to the Adult World Research Connections Spring 2000 State and Regional Perspectives While I was on staff in the Special Education Section of the Arizona Department of Education, we adapted the Oregon Youth Transition Program to fit unique needs in Arizona. We attribute much of our success in implementing the approach in Arizona to the fact that YTP is thoughtful, intact, and field-tested. Laura Love Arizona State University States can play an important role in promoting quality transition services. Following are examples of how states are responding to needs in the field. Partnership in Oregon The Oregon Youth Transition Program (YTP) is a comprehensive, statewide initiative geared toward improving the post-school and life successes of its participants. YTP is overseen at the state level, but implemented and operated at the district level. YTP services include: Individualized planning focused on post-school goals, self-determination,and coordination with relevant community agencies. Instruction in academic, vocational, independent living, and personal-social skills; help to stay in school and obtain a completion document.

103. Warburton V He applied for a permit to establish an outfitter’s school on his property, See 1000 Friends of oregon v. Wasco County Court, 68 Or.App. 765, 777 n 10, http://tarlton.law.utexas.edu/dawson/cases/use/warburton.htm

104. Vashon Island High School Vashon Island School District Website, a school in WA State. Josh Nebe wasthe recipient of the Washington Award for vocational Excellence in Jewelry http://www.vashonsd.wednet.edu/vhs/

Home McMurray Middle School Chautauqua Elementary District Welcome to the VHS Website Our goal is to make this website timely and informative. Sections of this site are maintained by staff members who make every effort to insure that content is current and accurate, however, work demands often prohibit regular updates. If you find something far out of date or innaccurate please drop them a note. The teaching staff have a renewed committment this year to keeping their respective websites updated. Please encourage them by visiting their sites and let them know what your think! Thanks for your ongoing support! VHS News Parent Meetings : Parents have opportunities to meet with school counselors on the following dates; time for each meeting is 7:00pm. October 4th - Parents of Freshmen meet with Laurie Martin in the VHS Theatre. October 4th - Parents of Seniors meet with Shirley Ferries in the VHS Library (refreshments offered!). October 5th - Parents of Sophomores meet with Linda Mather in the VHS Library. October 5th - Parents of Juniors meet with Laurie Martin in the VHS Theatre.

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