Educators named to study grade organization
Cedar Rapids Community School District announced a 10 member committee to study elementary and junior high grade organization as ninth graders transfer to senior highs in 1984 85. Donald Stout will chair with Sheila Billington as vice chair. Other members include Terri Huff Trudi O'Brien Roberta McArthur Steven Russell John Christenson Eugene Whiteman Aldrich Drahos and William Rainbow. The panel aims to report by November to guide building grade arrangements.
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Cedar Rapids
Donald Stout
Sheila Billington
Terri Huff
Erskine
Trudi O'Brien
Jackson
Roberta McArthur
McKinley
Steven Russell
Harding
John Christenson
Arthur
Eugene Whiteman
Taft
Aldrich Drahos
William Rainbow
Marvin Maire
Maire
Cedar Rapids board sets Maire salary at 51000
The Cedar Rapids Community School District approved Superintendent Marvin Maire 1981-82 pay of 51000 and a 6.8 percent overall increase. He will also receive a 2 percent rise in district contribution to his tax sheltered annuity and a 400 travel allowance boost. Non union staff raises were set for 12 confidential secretaries at 7.6 percent and 25 supervisors and technicians at 7.9 percent, with salaries rising to 12000 to 23000 for next year. Hospitalization, medical and dental contributions were adjusted accordingly.
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Patrick O'Mara
Cedar Rapids Education Association
CREA
Christie Wallace
Cedar Rapids
Maire
Lauree Gerber
Cedar Rapids school board mulls student fees rise
Cedar Rapids Community school board weighs adding a $10 book fee for grades 1–12 and about $25 driver education fee, plus a possible $5 kindergarten book fee. They plan a May 26 decision and June 8 budget amendment hearing to adjust the districts budgets without raising taxes.
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Cedar Rapids
Willie Water Keeps Reign At Marion Water Department
Marion Water Department keeps Willie Water as its symbol after a single unused design submission. Board approves a new van and car with AM radios, despite objections, and settles a disputed water main extension with John Ketelsen for 5100 dollars. A second main may be required if development proceeds at Linn Aire industrial park. Private well at St. Joseph's Catholic school approved for ballfield watering only. Thought for today is by Fletcher Dole.
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Willie Water
Water Department
Billings
Wayne Nove
Nove
Ketelsen
Water Board
Marion
Linn Aire
Highway 13
Highway 151
St. Joseph’s Catholic School
Marion Briefs and community meetings schedule
The Marion Independent School Board meets Thursday at 7 p.m. at Longfellow, with the Educational Services Center noting a 6:30 p.m. meeting plus a new business. Trojan Lodge 548 plans a 7:30 p.m. session at the Masonic Temple. A residence at 1074 Valley Park St. sold to Duane Hill of Cedar Rapids, handled by Barvinek Realty.
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Marion Independent School Board
Longfellow
Masons
Trojan Lodge No. 548
Masonic Temple
Educational Services Center
Martin Fry
Valley Park St
Duane Hill
Cedar Rapids
Barvinek Realty
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