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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2003
Page
4
The Bapvtown Sun traces its leadership lineage with Wanda Garner Cash as editor and publisher and David Bloom as managing editor. Fred Hartman served as publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974, marking a historic period in the paper's governance and editorial direction.
Goose Creek school board weighed the One Plus plan to consolidate Lee and Sterling high schools after a 90 minute data driven committee presentation. Trustees questioned the panel amid accusations of hiding negative information while thanking the committee for its effort.
The Goose Creek district administrator and board leaders resist citizen input on rezoning as a committee reports frustration. With 12 weeks until the new school year, one high school may crowd while the other empties, risking unequal education across campuses. Editorial by Manda Garner Cash for The Baytown Sun.
The Baytown Sun invites public discussion with weekly editorial board meetings at 2 pm on Wednesdays. Submit letters or guest columns up to 300 words or 500 words respectively, include a signature and contact details, and follow submission rules.
Guest column warns that Texas Legislature redistricting would sever Baytown from Harris County and shift power to distant districts. It details new District 1 and District 9 boundaries, impacts on Baytown precincts, and urges residents to contact Sen Mike Jackson Rep Wayne Smith and Lt Gov Dewhurst to oppose the plan. Kitty Allen noted as longtime Baytown resident.
The writer discusses a proposed split of grades between Sterling and Lee high schools to ease overcrowding. Concerns include long bus trips and logistics for parents, with many considering moving if the plan proceeds. Building a new high school is favored, and ninth graders might stay in junior high if needed.
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