School board discusses improvement projects for 2004 2005
In a memorandum the board notes continued plans into the 2004 2005 school year. A working session followed, detailing projects such as a roof overhaul for the county bus garage and air conditioning upgrades at Bluefield High School. Kenna Amos is listed for contact.
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Local sexual assault task force expands pediatric exams
Elliott serves as medical director with board members Aycoth Meadows White and Hawkins. White notes national rape victim age 15 vs Mercer County 23, expects local average to drop after pediatric examinations begin July 1. Two victims over 40 and Greenbrier referrals end. Training ongoing, more nurses to join this fall. October training at Douglas Center Princeton costs 10 dollars. CEOs welcome. call Aycoth at 2763224619 or leave a message for White at 4250385.
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Policy guides school behavior and parental limits on discipline
West Virginia policy 4373, the Student Code of Conduct, applies to all state schools and calls for an orderly safe learning environment. Seaver notes parents cannot hit or threaten teachers and stresses clear expectations for junior and senior high students and their families. Bailey adds that everyone should know right from wrong.
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Firefighters rescue 9 puppies trapped in yard hole
Harland credits Bluefield fire department with going beyond duty to save five puppies in one pod and four in another. Despite deaths from cold, crews worked past midnight, hand-digging their way out as the animals froze. Kimberley Rohr praised Mitchell Barker and the team for their compassion and persistence.
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Camp Fine Arts Camp Attracts 65 Inaugural Participants
After lunch campers in three age groups rotate through drama art and music classes. Clement says creativity yields internal answers. About 65 campers attended the inaugural session, surpassing expectations of around 25. Five instructors and assistants supervise. Contact Daniel Harnsberger at dharns berger bottonline.com.
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