Finalists to lead Iowa school system
The regents nominate three finalists to become superintendent of schools for the blind and deaf. The selection decision is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2014
Page
1
The regents nominate three finalists to become superintendent of schools for the blind and deaf. The selection decision is scheduled for Wednesday.
A year after the West fertilizer plant explosion, West, Texas, continues to recover as residents adjust to new realities. Community leaders reflect on changes in safety, jobs, and daily life while commemorations mark resilience.
Fairfield in southeast Iowa highlights arts as a defining feature. The growing cultural scene includes galleries, performances, and community events that draw visitors and foster local pride.
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics has paid Experian Healthcare about 120000 dollars since May to pull credit scores on nearly 100000 patients. Officials say the data help identify who may need financial help while denying it reaches doctors or fundraisers. A patient worries it could enable marketing higher cost care.
The Gazette reports on private not-for-profit colleges in Iowa confronting declining enrollment, high real costs, and funding pressures. Despite a $45 550 yearly price tag at Coe College, students note sizable financial aid and strong outcomes as families weigh public and online options amid economic recovery. Enrollment at 33 private four year colleges fell about 4 percent from 2009 to 2013, with many campuses experiencing declines.
The Vermont Senate passed a pioneering GMO labeling bill requiring disclosure of genetically modified ingredients with no state trigger. The vote follows national debate spurred by Pompeo’s federal bill to block mandatory labeling, while Iowa lawmakers remain reluctant amid farming concerns and Branstad’s stance against state mandates.
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