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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 2009

Page

8

Safe Schools Ambassadors aim to keep the peace

Goose Creek CISD implements Safe School Ambassadors to train students and select teachers over two days to recognize and intervene in bullying and campus mistreatment. By October the district aims to train 240 students and 30 teachers across junior schools and Lee High School, building a sustainable, long term school safety culture.

SSA Goose Creek Cisd Lee High School Onother Gentry Donna Woods- Stellman Helen Purdue Oakland California

Texas allocates about 3 million H1N1 swine flu doses

Austin Texas officials say the state will receive about 3 million doses of the H1N1 vaccine from the CDC as part of its allocation. The Texas Department of State Health Services reports ongoing orders and a total of 2.5 million doses already placed, with an expected 13 million H1N1 doses by the end of January.

Austin Texas U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Texas Department of State Health Services

Texas prepaid plan refunds change sparks return window

The Texas Prepaid Higher Education Tuition Board voted to cancel new refund-cut rules. The former Texas Tomorrow Fund, now Texas Guaranteed Tuition Plan, faced money troubles and paused new participants after 2003 tuition deregulation. Families who left the plan after May learned of the refund policy change and were given until December 31 to return, with a year to catch up on installments and interest. Separately, protests against a campus concealed carry ban in Fort Worth drew a temporary restraining order from U S District Judge Terry R Means blocking Tarrant County College from limiting the protest. A hearing is set for November 16 in Fort Worth federal court.

Texas Texas Prepaid Higher Education Texas Tomorrow Fund Texas Guaranteed Fort Worth

Boil water notice lifted for Merkel

A boil water advisory for Merkel was lifted after a main break was repaired and tests showed the water safe to drink. The update comes from wire reports.

Merkel

Panel Votes to Keep Prepaid Tuition Formula

An oversight board in Austin voted to preserve a generous refund formula for prepaid tuition, ensuring refunds to participants under the current scheme despite debates over cost and sustainability. The decision reinforces the program's existing structure and benefits for enrollees.

Austin

Dinner Safety Award Night honors police, fire, EMS leaders

The Dinner Safety Award of Excellence recognizes Police Officer of the Year, Fire Fighter of the Year, Paramedic of the Year, and Harris County Constable Deputy of the Year. Individual tickets are $15, available at the Baytown chamber office. For information, call 281-422-8359.

Harris County Baytown

BOP Plant hits 600 safe days milestone at ExxonMobil

Plant celebrates 600 safe days without a recordable injury marking one of ExxonMobil’s best safety records. Manager Mike Zamora credits the workforce of 30 years for the achievement while Connie Tilton notes ongoing energy efficiency investments and a plan to reach the next level of performance.

ExxonMobil BOP Mike Zamora Bop Connie Tilton

Judge: College cannot restrict demonstration at college

A Fort Worth federal court ruled that Tarrant County College cannot restrict student demonstrations. The decision emphasizes free expression on campus and allows students to wear symbols that may be deemed provocative.

Fort Worth Tarrant County College

Anahuac ISD passes bond for upgrades and new facilities

Voters approve the Anahuac Independent School District bond issue by nearly 70 percent. Plan includes new buildings and upgraded tech, locker and weight facilities, with timing via December meeting and January board action. State aid through IFA and EDA expected to cover about 30 percent of principal and interest. Local bond proceeds to fund school improvements with favorable rates.

Barnhart Anahuac Southwest Securities State of Texas

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