Former Hawkeye Cedric Everson III Convicted of Assault
Former University of Iowa football player Cedric Everson III was found guilty of assault in a case tied to a 2007 dorm room incident. A misdemeanor conviction carries up to 30 days in jail with no sex offender registration. sentencing is set for Feb. 25.
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Satterfield plea deal challenged in Iowa case
Iowa prosecutors weigh challenging Abe Satterfield plea that spared prison after he testified in Cedric Everson III's sex abuse trial. Satterfield 22 of Erie Pennsylvania, a former UI football player, faced assault with intent to commit serious injury charges and was slated for sentencing.
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Hills Elementary School May Close In Hills Iowa
Iowa City area officials weigh closing Hills Elementary, the district’s smallest school with 98 students. Board members, led by Superintendent Stephen Marley, seek viability data and aim to act promptly yet deliberatively. Hills, a town of about 760 residents ten miles south of Iowa City, hosts the 1965 built school.
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Clark Cahill Built 1965 Elementary Enrollment Profile
The Gazette notes Clark Cahill Elementary built in 1965 with 98 students in grades K-6. Free or reduced lunch accounts for 56 percent, ranking fifth among district elementaries. Demographics show 66 percent Caucasian, 25 percent Hispanic, 9 percent African-American. Located in Hills six miles south of Iowa City, serving nearby townships and area.
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Growing pains as class sizes rise at Iowa Regent universities
Iowa three regent universities report small increases in average class sizes and in faculty to student ratios over recent years. Smaller sections under 30 students have declined while mid and large sections 30 to 100 and 100 plus have grown. ISU officials cite budget pressures and a push for more middle sized classes. Some students say they have not noticed a change yet.
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