New Iowa teachers face state criteria this year
New teachers in Iowa will be evaluated under eight state standards and 42 criteria to obtain a regular license. Those who fail may get a third year to meet standards or lose licensure, under the Student Achievement and Teacher Quality Law passed last year. Ann Feldmann of human resources noted the decision hinges on end results for first year teachers. The law also requires mentor pairing and raises minimum salaries for teachers.
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Cedar Rapids faces new teacher evaluation rollout
Beginning in 2003 04 Iowa will require comprehensive evaluations for most teachers and require professional development plans. Cedar Rapids administrators are training to become evaluators while mentors prepare 150 new teachers for assessment amid concerns over time and standards.
Farmer profits and fun with free range turkeys
A farmer named Robinson sells turkeys at one dollar per pound and highlights drug free, free range, farm fresh quality. He notes turkeys eat grass and bugs, roam within bounds to gain weight, and even interact playfully with him and a pet dog. Marine recruiters visited his farm and woke to turkeys pecking at crumbs on bed rolls.
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Free Scholastic books for Cedar Rapids story times
During National Children's Book Week Coca-Cola and Hy Vee give free Scholastic books to kids at Cedar Rapids Public Library and West Side branch. Story times run downtown at 10 am on Mon Wed Fri Sat and at West Side 10 am Thu. Toddler times are at 11 am Mon Wed Fri downtown and 11 am Thu West Side. Coca Cola Polar Bear greets children. photos may be taken. Call 398 5123 extension 258 for details.
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Water permit for Postville plant faces tough revisions
The DNR may tighten a proposed Postville waste water permit for a kosher meat plant. Critics fear salt levels and dilution zones in Yellow River could harm groundwater and drinking water. DNR officials expect final deliberations within a week as opponents push for stricter standards.
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Steven Pace
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