Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Theta Theta Omega Chapter job corps committee reports and flier

JOB CORP
March 1 > 1992
Six men's flannel shirts were mailed to the Cleveland Office on February 11, 1992 at a cost $5.45 via priority Mail.
Committee:Dorothy M. Johnson* Hjuwrara Cnr-fcR, Syble Johnson Lillian Gates Sylvia Gates
APRIL 11, 1992
2 prs. of socks collected at meeting Cash: Tyree- $2.00, Brown - $4.00 and Lrwis - $4.00
9 prs. socks purchased for $8.46 plus tax
Priorty postage $4.10 leaving a deficit of over $2.56 which I donated.
Dorothy M. Johnson
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See reverse side for a *
listing of the items to be
-donated for the first two
months of 1992. a
complete listing will be
sent to you in early t
Jcj^ary.
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Inc.
AKa Shower of Love
for Job Corps Members
THE CLEVELAND JOB CORPS CENTER BASIC EDUCATION
Academic Olympic Team winners
of regional competition.
Student-operated Job Corps store.
Ethnic representation of student
population..
When you graduate, Job Corps will help vMIflW
■fc which will let you put your new skills tO work^B
; pay. Hundreds pt Cleveland Job Corps graduates
Data Entry (Terminal)
Licensed PracticaJN
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Advanced Career Training /
(Cu^ahotza Community College),
building And Apartipent k^aiptenanc
rOhild Cars WorkAri<,«Z^^-^H?W^K
^^each floor, onWiBE!
; and 1 coed floor
from 3 to 5 beds. Each
and locker. Every room
bathroom. There is a lounge on each floor for
Television or just relaxing. A Residential Advisor is
available on the floor for corpsmembers. The dorms ”, K D
are closed from 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. during class hours. •
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women in job skills and how to get and keep good jobs.
They also receive work experience with local
employers as part of their training. Here are pur current
vocational courses:ZE
Every corpsmember will be tested and placed in Basic
Ed according to his/her skill level. Every corpsmember
who is not a high school graduate must take the GED
program.
Reading
World of Work
Mathematics
Health Education
GED
Occupational Exploration
Driver Education
SUPPORT SERVICES PAY
$40 per month paid V- on the 15th and '/- on the 30th of
the month.
$60 after 3 months and $80 after 6 months.
After 6 months it is possible to earn up to $100 per
month if performance and progress are good.
CLASSES
Classes are scheduled Monday through Friday from
8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In addition, corpsmembers during
their enrollment may be scheduled for some activities
during evening hours.
MEDICAL
Medical and Dental care is available at the Center. Corpsmembers
who have serious medical problems or
problems needing continuous care (braces, for example)
must make other arrangements or delay entry into
Mj^orps.
iber with insurance or medicare benefits
IteLinformation with them.
find a job
Cleveland Job Corps choir performs. Family unit is stressed at center.
The Cleveland Job Corps Center offers' young people
training in exciting vocations, a good environment for
learning and living and a new outlook on life!
With a population of 530 the Cleveland Job Corps
Center houses 270 females, 60 males, with 200 nonresidential
males and females. At the Cleveland Job
Corps Center you will meet youth from various cities
that reflect a multiethnic population.
LOCATION
The Cleveland Center is located in the University Circle
area of Cleveland, Ohio which includes Case Western
University, Severance Hall (home of the famous
Cleveland Orchestra), the Cleveland Clinic, the
Cleveland Art Museum and many other cultural attractions.
The Center houses a medical and dental clinic,
dormitory, student lounges, a beautiful two-story
Tudor dining room, classrooms, 500-seat auditorium,
administrative offices and a large recreational facility,
including an indoor, olympic-sized swimming pool.
HOUSING
Center physician examines Corps
student.
The dormitory con^s
corpsmembers
floors for
has^'-"
6 floors up to 70
j^loor for males, 4
students.
Job Corp Christmas Package Expenses
Notebooks, pens, pencils
Gift wrap
Calculators - 20 pkgs split to make 40
UPS Mailing 7.08=6.65
Brown wrapping paper
Received 180.00 = 30.00 = 210.00
purchase 2
leaving a
Balance .9.89 used to
reams of copy paper for $7.07
of $2.82 due Theta Theta
Respectful
Dorothy M. Johnson and Lillian Gates
b a 1 a n c e
Commi ttee
2 3.46
13.90
147.02
13.73
2.00
200.11
Omega .
12/4/92
September 23, 1992
TO: THETA THETA OMEGA
FROM: JOB CORP COMMITTEE
SUBJECT:
CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR CLEVELAND JOB CORP STUDENTS
The Committee met on Tuesday, September 22, 1992 to decide what to include in the Christmas box for the students.
After deliberating all summer, it was decided to send school supplies since this is something they can always use.
The following purchases have been made:
40 each of 40-page spiral ring notebooks
40 each Bic pens, blue
40 each Bic pens, black
80 #2 pencils
Each member is requested to contribute $1.00 each today to cover this purchase.
Wal-Mart has small, pocket sized solar computers with case on display at the Rainbow Blvd, store at $6.97/2 each per package. Forty packages would cost $278.80 amd twenty would cost $139.40. If we purchased twenty, the packages could be broken open to accommodate forty students. This means twenty of the students would not get the one year guarantee printed on the package.
If each member would contribute $11.00 each, no later than next month, we could buy 40 of these (if they are still available), Christmas wrapping paper and ribbons to make 40 packages containing these items to send to the students.
Another method of obtaining this item early is, if the Chapter will advance us $330.00 today and we will reimburse the Treasury when all. the money is collected next meeting.
Committee:
Sorors D. M. Johnson, Syble Johnson, Lillian Gat and Sylvia Speed.