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Lifelong Learning Project Program Narrative--Appendix A lIÆlONG lEARNING PROJECT SAN MARCOS PUBliC LIBRARY and SWTSU EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY CENTER AGREEMENT OF COOPERATION The San Marcos Public Library and the SWTSU Educational Opportunity Center. a division of lhe Office of Minority Student Affairs. are committed to providing adults with less than a twelfth grade education with educational materials and services which will enable them to lead fuller. more productive lives. The two organizations have lherefore agreed to cooperate with each other in the development of a Lifelong Learning Project. The organizalions will seek funding for their project through an lSCA. Title ,. grant The grant will be administered by the San Marcos Public Library. acting on behalf of the City of San Marcos. Should the San Marcos Public Library be successful in obtaining lhe LSCA. Tille I. grant. the Educational Opportunity Center agrees to: 1) staff the library with tutors paid with fOC funds for at-least-twenty hours per week for forty weeks in State FY 1987-88; 2) assisllhe library in planning and developing a series of life skills workshops foradulls with less than a twelfth grade education; 3) provide all statistics and other data necessary lo meet grant reporting reQUirements; and 4) assist the library in publicizing the services and materials available through the Lifelong Learning Project In turn. The San Marcos Public Library agrees to: 1) admInister the lSCA. TItle " grant and file all reports which the grant requires; 2) hire. train. and supervise a Coordinator for the lifelong Learning Project; 3) provide facilities for fOC and volunteer lulors to use in connection with the project's adult education lutoring program; 4) provide malerials. eQUipmenl. and publicity for the projecl; and 5) provide EOC funded tulors with free training. This egreement will only go Inlo effedlf LCSA. Tille 1. grant funding is eworded to the San Marcos Public library. The agreement will begin the effective date of funding and will last one calendar year. Representatives of both organizations will meel regularly to evaluale lhe progress and performance of the proposed lifelong Learning Project. We believe that our cooperation will result in a high quality program of services for adults with less than a twelfth grade educalion. Stephanie Langenkamp. Director San Marcos Public Library Fred Guerra. Director Educational Opportunity Center Dale' Dale'