District eyes land swap for new schools plan
The school board asked Superintendent Murley to develop a timeline for facilities opens by November. The plan includes a $2.275 million high school site purchase from Scanlon Family Farm LC, with 11 of 76 acres gifted to the district valued at $385,000 and a $620,100 purchase of the American Legion Road property from Steve and Julie Lacina. The swap involves district land bought years ago for an elementary school and the site may be annexed into Coralville.
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Iowa City Board Weighs Class Size Policy Guidelines
The Iowa City school board held a first reading on an aspirational class-size policy limiting kindergarten to second grade to 24 students, grades three to six to 28, junior high to 30, and high schools to 32. The plan notes design and staffing limits may prevent full compliance.
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Sebelius Seeks Uninsured Enrollment Across States
Kathleen Sebelius outlined a nationwide push to enroll uninsured Americans in the Affordable Care Act, focusing on federal markets in Georgia and 26 other states. She travels through year end, with exchanges opening Oct. 1, 2013, and GOP efforts to block funding resisted. In Atlanta she met Fulton County leaders and hospital officials, highlighting that Medicaid expansion could ease the uninsured burden.
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