The Campbell Reporter | December 1, 1999

December 1, 1999

Campbell, California Since 1999


Even Start Unique literacy program teaches parents and children to read and play together
In a tiny portable classroom at Rosemary School on West Hamilton Avenue, a group of students sits quietly, hoping that this roving reporter won't call on them to speak in front of the class. With a little prodding from their teacher, the brave begin to volunteer, speaking in hesitant but perfect English. The class, composed of adults studying English as a second language, is part of the Campbell Even Start Family Literacy program, a federally funded infant/toddler preschool that teaches literacy to high-risk, low-income children and their parents. More


News San Tomas Area Neighborhood Plan Planning commissioners give overview of recommended revisions. More	News 'The Nutcracker' Local children perform in upcoming San Jose Cleveland Ballet production. More	Notebook Public Citizen Campbell native and city planner Sharon Fierro sees bright future for city. More



	The Campbell Even Start Family Literacy Program

	Council Watch Planning Commission settles on recommendations to San Tomas Area Neighborhood Plan Campbell natives perform in San Jose Cleveland Ballet's production of 'The Nutcracker'

	Speak Out Success of 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire' begs the question: content vs. cash? Studying colors was the primary problem

	News Stand Public Citizen: City Planner Sharon Fierro Police Blotter Talk of the Town

	Senior day care services offer some respite to caregivers

	Sports Briefs High school field hockey finals Softball, baseball tryouts and camps

	Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...

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