Student view favors consolidation of Caribou County schools
A Caribou County graduate argues for school consolidation, sharing personal experiences in applying for college scholarships. He notes small-school GPA advantages fading at larger universities, recounts limited scholarship access despite a 4.0 high school GPA, and highlights ongoing financial hurdles before securing a modest grant and a graduate fellowship.
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County Faces Push for Caribou Consolidation
A letter from Cohen Croney argues three Caribou County schools should consolidate into a county wide high school to provide broader curricula and better college preparation. He cites gaps in North Gem and Bancroft offerings, calls for timely action, and warns state forces consolidation if locals delay.
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Majority voice on schooling and fiscal questions
A mother and citizen explains belonging to a Majority group. She seeks clarity on bonding, tax dollars, and consolidation while stressing the need to secure food, clothing, and education for families. She recalls the quiet days of the little red schoolhouse but notes change and ongoing scholastic pursuit.
Monsanto declares quarterly dividend for common stock
ST LOUIS Norma Jo Vance reports the Monsanto Company board of directors declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of 40 cents per share on common stock. The dividend is payable in June with a record date of May 15.
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