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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2003
Page
23
Terry Gorman's fifth grade class at Hiawatha Elementary learned publishing is challenging while producing The Cougar Classic each month. The paper, selling 25 cents, has earned nearly $83 for playground rubber tiles, teaching responsibility and integrating math reading and writing into the project.
Cedar Rapids metro area schools announce retirement wave this year. List includes retiring teachers from Roosevelt, Nixon, Arthur, Grant Wood and others, plus staff and Linn-Mar district leaders. Marion district also reports two retirees including Superintendent William C. Jacobson.
The Cedar Rapids Linn County Peer Review Court celebrated nearly 100 area high school youth volunteers. Honorees include Kyle Greenlee and Emily Kacere as outstanding prosecuting and defense attorneys, with Teresa Abney Peter Gierut as outstanding defense attorneys and Andrea Coughlin Ashley Needham James as court attendants.
Cedar Rapids Two Prairie High School students finished fourth at the Automotive Skills Contest at Des Moines Area Community College. Dustin Krumm and Cody Nichols earned tool sets donated by the Iowa Automobile Dealers Association after posting top averages on a December written test.
The mayor releases a compact calendar of public tax spending agency meetings and city council sessions in Cedar Rapids and Linn County. It lists times and venues from Monday through Friday including council chambers, boardrooms, and health, education, and development committees.
Eastern Iowa students progress to the National History Day Competition set for June 15 to 19 at the University of Maryland. Junior entrants include Jeralyn Westercamp and McKenzi Fritch with exhibits on the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment and the Holocaust, with alternates from Franklin Middle School. Senior alternates from Washington High School cover Mary Surratt and related themes. about 550 students competed in Des Moines with expenses by participants, donors welcome through the schools.
Independence sees raises for district leaders with East Elementary Principal Mary Jean Blaisdell rising to 59075 total, High School Principal John Speer to 71100, and other increases for Meredith Miller, Brian Bartz, Liz Kilgard, Mike Donnelly, and Ruth Duritsa. Athletic participation fees also go up across one two and family levels.
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