Washington High Tops in Regional Academic Ranking
Washington High in Grand Rapids leads neighboring lowans in the annual ranking of area high schools. The top finish reflects strong student performance and the dedication of teachers and administrators. Principal Ralph Plagrman credited the achievement to faculty efforts and student focus. Cedar Rapids Kennedy and Iowa City West also scored well in the regional standings.
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High School News Highlights and National Ranking Notes
A fragmented report outlines high school academic tests and rankings. It mentions Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate participation, regional statistics, and several named schools and districts amid a chaotic string of OCR artifacts.
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Board mulls longer borrow plan amid district finances
Cedar Rapids area school board weighs short term borrowing options to cover August to October expenses as state mandates and rising costs strain finances. Executive Director Breva Graham prioritizes low interest loans under the ISCAPP program, with further details to be discussed at the next meeting.
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Linn-Mar delays action on baseball-softball complex project
Linn-Mar school board postpones bid action for a new baseball and softball complex to be built near Gab Hillige Middle School. The plan includes parking expansion to serve Indian Greek Road, with an estimated 5,000 parking spaces. The district also approves ethics amendments and outlines budget shifts increasing support services by $82 and lowering the instruction budget by $550,786.
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