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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

22 Jun 2025

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

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Jun 22, 2025

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19

Tuition hikes at Iowa private schools cited to boost staff pay

Eastern Iowa private schools raise tuition to align wages with public teachers. Education Savings Accounts provide 7 988 per student for 2025 26, but families may still pay thousands out of pocket. Private school tuition in Eastern Iowa ranges 9 750 to 14 600. Iowa reports 25 non public schools newly accredited in 2024 25, including Calvary Christian Academy Cedar Rapids.

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Artiara Sanders Trinity Lutheran School Cedar Rapids Trinity Lutheran Savannah Blake the Gazette Iowa The Gazette Calvary Christian Academy Iowa Department of Education Majesty Gweh Ilya Freeman
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Peterman aims to streamline Cedar Rapids homelessness plan

One year into her three year role, Jnae Peterman reports progress in Cedar Rapids and Linn County homelessness systems. Data driven insights show the need to align agencies and change how services are delivered to reduce homelessness.

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J’nae Peterman Cedar Rapids Linn County Waypoint Peterman
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Retired chief promotes national immigration reform in Marshalltown

Former Marshalltown police chief Mike Tupper, retiring in January 2025, urges immigration reform and cautions on local trust amid state and federal enforcement changes. He praises successor Chris Jones and notes Marshalltown's diverse 27 591 population with 42.5 percent nonwhite, led by 31.3 percent Hispanic. Tupper began collaborating with the National Immigration Forum and Bibles Badges and Business to build community trust.

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Marshalltown Mike Tupper Tupper Chris Jones Jones U.S Iowa Ottumwa Nevada National Immigration Forum Immigration Forum Law Enforcement Michael Tupper Law Enforcement Immigration Task Force
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Homeless Systems Manager C.R Elijah Decious National Alliance City of Linn East Central Iowa Council of Governments Housing Trust Fund Emily Andersen
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