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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2008
Page
18
Top leaders and legal scholars will gather in Iowa City for a Journal of Gender Race and Justice symposium. They will discuss U S educational policy with emphasis on the No Child Left Behind Act five years after its passage.
The Gazette reports on the Iowa Accountability Research Project and a symposium titled Left Behind Providing Equal Educational Opportunities. The event runs Friday and Saturday at the University of Iowa College of Law Boyd Law Building with four panels on No Child Left Behind Multicultural Education Alternative Education and Teacher Recruitment. Keynotes by Tom Vilsack Friday at 7 30 p m and Tracy Elizabeth Clay Saturday at 1 p m Lunch offered Saturday to preregistered attendees.
Linn County faces a chaotic primary scene as Mary Arenas misses the nomination deadline for District 3 again and plans to run as a Democratic write-in. Her brother Jesse Arenas II runs Republican in the same district, while incumbents also scramble to correct signatures before the June 3 primary. Voter filings total 19 for five districts as officials confirm the first districting-based election. Then, Cedar Rapids officials discuss Section 8 housing deconcentration, detailing voucher distribution across Linn and Benton counties, current usage, waiting lists, and demographics.
Davenport teacher Thom Gleich begins a life size oak carving to honor Pfc. Katie Soenksen a Davenport North High School ROTC member who died in Iraq at 19 The project funded by about 1000 raised by North ROTC students and local supporters will be installed at Davenport North High School marking the anniversary of her death
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