Board drops high school parking fee idea
Cedar Rapids Community School board drops plans to charge for student parking while considering restricting sophomore drivers to reduce crowded lots. The board asked for an administrative recommendation, with William Rainbow to define when such a rule could be imposed.
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Cedar Rapids
Lauree Gerber
Gerber
Tical
William Rainbow
Rainbow
Community agents in Cedar Rapids schools explain role to board
Cedar Rapids district agents from three high schools and six junior high schools described their work to the school board. They assist troubled students and families, track home to school issues, and act as advocates linking school, social services, and churches.
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Cedar Rapids
Maridee Dugger
Harding Junior High
Dugger
William Wild
McKinley Junior High
Wild
Washington High
Judy Ecker
Cedar Rapids school board boosts Maire salary and travel
The Cedar Rapids Community superintendent Maire saw his annual pay rise from 42 500 to 45 000 and his travel allowance from 1 400 to 1 800 after a unanimous board vote. Maire starts the new fiscal year July 1 with a one year remaining on his three year contract begun January 1 1976.
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Cedar Rapids
Marvin Maire
Maire
Robert Weinhardt
Monroe ninth grade moved to Metro under unified Cedar Rapids plan
The Cedar Rapids school board reorganized Monroe and Metro into a single seventh through twelfth grade program. The Monroe Junior High Extension Center will serve seventh and eighth grades, while ninth grade moves to Metro High East or West. Ralph Plagman will lead the three building Metro Secondary School next year.
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Monroe
Metro Alternative
Cedar Rapids
Junior High Extension Center
Metro High East
Metro High West
Ralph Plagman
Metro High Schools
Metro Secondary School
Metro
Metro Schools
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