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Lincoln's Media Center was the first in the Seattle School District. Now it is the largest of five. Xerox has been here at Lincoln for five years, and we novv use a xerox 7000. The Media Center is a service to the teachers. Students work in the center earn a business education credit. Advisor Ms. Scott l l SAC is a group of people who get together to talk about pro- blems at Lincoln. They try to recognize these problems and work on possible ways to solve them. Some of the problems discussed are poor attendance, drugs, climate in the halls and its effect on the classroom climate. This year there are 5 active participants in the SAC program. Advisor Mr. March
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Work Training is a government funded program offered to students based on financial need. About 130 students, of all ethnic backgrounds, are enrolled in this on the jobl' training. The advisors provide career counseling and their goal is to in- sure future employability. Advisors Mr. Ben Belgacem, Mr. Rainey l Ili Q ll . K ix X ' zsf Nvf ' 'TA 5? !, i The L'Seminar of Hassles of Careers and Knowhow , is a one semester class for seniors. Its goals is to prepare students for life after high school. The students learn how to budget their money, rent, homes, grocery shopping and pay bills. They learn the responsibility of raising a family and eventually face the trauma of dealing with death and dying. Advisors Mr. Hays, Ms. Scott
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S English as a second language is a special class at Lincoln for foreign students. Students enter this class if they do not speak English well enough to enter a regular LA. class. Most of the students enrolled in E.S.L. are Vietnamese. Advisor Ms. Clair and Ms. Knox 3 . is sl' . 4.13 - 1- 'fm 4 . ,,,, . -- The Career Center is an excellent resource center where students may take a look at job opportunities. Many students find it very useful in obtaining information about a field they are interested in, and others use the center to discover what types of things they like to do and the careers they have the aptitude to pursue. Advisor Sonia Housepian
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