Io schedule of events Oct 29 to Nov 2
A compact listing of school and community activities from Oct 29 through Nov 2 includes ADA Up Date at Harris County Dept. of Education, Red Cross First Aid, elementary performances, choir programs, symphony trips, Halloween events, and professional conferences in Houston and surrounding areas with times ranging from morning to evening. Notable items include JV football game against South Houston, and trips to New Braunfels and Monterrey Nursing Home with health services in attendance.
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ADA
Harris County
Dept. of Education
Red Cross
College Park Elementary
Harris County Dept. of Education
Baker
Symphony
Houston
New Braunsfels
Monterrey Nursing Home
Alexander Graham Bell Association For Deaf
Royal Coach Inn
School Fees Questioned Under Law By Attorney General
The attorney general states that school tuition and specified other fees are allowed by law, while other fees lack statutory support and are unconstitutional. Educational agencies interpret the opinion to mean districts cannot charge students driver related fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Pasadena
Gaither
District debates school fee interpretations and budgets
The Deer Park district reviews state interpretations on school fees for books, equipment, and activities, noting that optional services may incur charges while mandatory items cannot. The panel discusses potential legislative fixes, budget impacts, and possible program curtailments if relief isn’t provided.
College Park Elementary Chooses Poster Winners
College Park Elementary held a poster contest among first through sixth year students to publicize the PTO Carnival on Oct 31. Winners included Duane King Rand Hill Shannon Brinkley Angie Springer Lisa Klaras and David Midgett in top placements. Winning posters were displayed in local merchants windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park Elementary
College Park
Duane King
Kevin Mc
Allen Donaldson
Angie Springer
Richard Edwards
Andy MecNemar
Lisa Klaras
Chris Hill
Georgette Bedford
David Midgett
Kim Smith
Mindy Massey
Penning ton Pennington and Anderson Deaths in Humble Area
Obituaries note Hugh Pennington Pennington 81 died Oct 20 with services Oct 22 at Humble Funeral Home Chapel officiated by Don Bentley. Interment at Houston National Cemetery. Survivors include brothers Wesley Pennington Willis Elmo Pennington Detroit and sisters Myrtle Watson Pasadena Lydia Marling Deer Park and Myrtle Karcher. Walter J Anderson Jr 310 Ana died Friday in Pasadena Hospital. Survived by wife Janet Jones Anderson four daughters Tamera Teresa Andrea Tiffany, parents, siblings in Texas City. employed by DuPont as Instrument Technician. member of St Francis Cabrini Church and ICWU Local 900. past St Vincent DePaul president. Services at Colonial Funeral Home Chapel and funeral mass at St Francis Cabrini. interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Pennington
Humble
Humble Funeral Home
Don Bentley
Pennington
Wesley Pennington
Willis
Elmo Pennington
Detroit
Mich
Myrtle Watson
Houston
Myrtle Karcher
Pasadena
Lydia Marling
Deer Park
Houston National Cemetery
Walter J. Anderson, Jr
Ana
Anderson
Janet Jones Anderson
Tamera
Teresa
Andrea
Tiffany
Walter J. Anderson
Texas City
Patricia Rowe
Dorothy Anderson
Karyn Anderson
Barbara Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Lawrence Anderson
Milton Anderson
Speer Heads SJC Cheerleaders At College
Sharon Speer, last year’s returnee, was named head cheerleader at San Jacinto College. She is the only sophomore on the squad after returning from SMU cheer camp. Other selected cheerleaders include Pam Leonard Terry Macaluso Susan McCarther and Theresa Zucha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Speer
San Jacinto College
Southern
Pam Leonard
Terry Macaluso
Susan McCarther
Theresa Zucha
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Houston
Edinburgh
Hallloween
Texas Association of Supervisors and Curriculum Development
Shamrock-Hilton
Williams
Baxter Rental, Inc
E. San Augustine
Sponholl
S. Shaver
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Bailey
Progress
DePaul Society
Colonial Funeral Home
Paul Hunsucker
Kenneth Parr
St. Francis Cabrini Catholic Church
M E. Kleas
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Paul Tabb
Jimmy Gonzales
Rudy Schurwon, Jr
J.B. Womack
Ted Sharp
John Jordy
The
Houston Chronicle
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Texas
Peyton McKnight
Tyler
Pat Black
Vaughn Building
Austin
Speer
SJC
Methodist University
Dean Goss
Just
Holder Realty
Pasadena Blvd
Jennie Browning
Linda Bryant
Ken Hendrix
Jim and Bot Howe
Jim McEwan
Boyce Partridge
Gordon Roth
Christy Schultz
Barbara Shouse
Joan Straka
Nell Gregory
Bob Tavel
San. Augustine
Sun
Burke RD
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