Iowa 1857 convention created the lieutenant governor office
The 1857 Iowa Constitutional Convention debated replacing or preserving the lieutenant governor role. Although some proposed scrapping it, the plan failed 14-19, preserving a directly elected governor and a separate second-in-command. Delegates also considered power for a future governor, a path that later enabled a woman to become governor.
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21st Century spaces boost student collaboration in Iowa schools
Laura Wood notes a shift toward student centered 21st Century spaces across southern Iowa districts like Cedar Rapids Waukee Mount Pleasant and Hamburg. Cardinal Superintendent Pedersen cites enrollment gains as facilities support strong relationships and quality instruction while students enjoy open floor plans and hands on tools such as 3 D printers and computer projects.
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