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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1982
Page
12
Kathy Dowd a Mount Mercy College nursing student led a pantomime workshop for first and second graders at All Saints School Cedar Rapids Tuesday Tracy Zamastil 7 and other pupils joined in as she demonstrated makeup and mime exercises to the class.
The Cedar Rapids Community School District will host two public meetings next Monday and Tuesday at 7 p.m. to discuss moving to a K-5 and 6-8 structure. Coolidge Elementary Monday and Taylor Elementary Tuesday host district administrators and the Reorganizational Task Group to answer questions. Sheryl and Shana Nygren of 167 Brentwood Drive NE will be featured on PM Magazine at 6:30 p.m. Monday on KWWL TV.
Principal James E. Jennings writes parents may swap with their children on Thursday and Friday to experience student life at Prairie. Parents will follow students schedules and join classes. children may accompany or stay home as not all plan to attend.
Margaret Borgen of Des Moines, membership chairman of the National PTA and former Iowa State PTA president, will speak November 18 at the Cedar Rapids school district offices. She will discuss The PTA Story and the goals and work of state and national PTA, and the benefits of PTA membership, sponsored by the Cedar Rapids PTA City Council.
Thirteen nominees were proposed at Monday’s Cedar Rapids Community School District meeting to form a nonprofit foundation benefiting the local schools. The slate includes Julianne Anderson and others, with Assistant Superintendent Newell Lash serving as liaison to the foundation board. Education Week notes over 100 such foundations nationwide amid debates on privatization and equity.
Regis and Washington debaters excel at Dowling St Josephs Tourney in Des Moines with team second place and top speaker Dennis Henderson. Regis defeats Iowa City in finals as Washington reaches semifinals and third speaker Webb earns third. Brindley Forensic Tourney at Iowa counts Washington atop sweepstakes. Kristin Landis and Mike Wild win varsity and other awards. Kennedy debaters also place. Mooney earns best junior speaker. Martin Luther quote about marriage closes.
The Gazette invites Cedar Rapids educators to send news of awards and activities for the education page. Typed releases must arrive by 10 a.m. Tuesday to Kurt Rogahn at The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids 52406. Include student addresses and sender name with daytime phone number. No phone submissions accepted.
Seventeen Washington High School seniors will join the Adastra Chapter of the National Honor Society at a Thursday 7 p.m. ceremony. Speakers include Horace Webb of Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. and officers Marjorie Teachout Julie Horst Frank Foster and Steve Buttleman will participate.
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