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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1986

Page

31

Change in Cedar Rapids Schools Affects District

The February 24, 1986 Cedar Rapids Community School District message outlines a plan to downsize due to declining enrollment. It details closing four more buildings and shifting to K-5 and 6-8 programs at Taft and Franklin Junior High, with Jackson, Truman, Polk, and the Arthur Annex slated to close, and Grant to close in 1986-87. The plan aims to save costs while preserving educational quality amid state funding pressures and longer-term realignments.

Cedar Rapids Community Board of Education Iowa Roosevelt McKinley Wilson Taft Franklin Grant Jackson Elementary Truman, Polk Arthur Annex Cedar Rapids U.S. Department of Education

Cedar Rapids Student Built Home Program Extends

Cedar Rapids Community Schools describe the student built home at 3479 Raven Lane NE funded by a nonprofit that has built homes for 3500 above costs over nine months. The district notes awards and national recognition while urging continued excellence and resource reallocation as part of ongoing educational goals.

Cedar Rapids Community Schools Raven Lane Tom King Coordinator of Applied Arts

Black Coalition seeks 18 Cedar Rapids students for Boston exchange

The Black Coalition of Cedar Rapids plans an Inter-city Black Community Exchange Program next summer. Eighteen Cedar Rapids students will live with Boston black families for a week to gain cultural exposure and broaden perspectives. MIT professor McI King will help arrange host families and activities. Community leaders endorse the effort and urge interested residents to contact Hugh Gibson or Nelson Evans.

Black Coalition of Cedar Rapids Mcl King Massachusetts Institute of Technology King Black Coalition Gibson Harold Guthrie Boston Mr. Gibson Nelson Evans

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