Teachers Hired and District Lunch Report Highlight Staffing
The Rice District plans new teachers at Rice High and Kugite Lake Middle, with Jody Heerd teaching History and Carla Crout joining special education. Office notes show 210,000 lunches served in 1975 76, 56 percent paid regular price, 45 percent free or funded by USDA.
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Tioles
Sam Houston
Rice High School
U.S
Jody Ueon Heerd
Traunie Lynn Thorston
University of Houston
Bay City
Wm Rice
Carla Jean Crout
Sam Houston Shate
Kugte Lake Middle School
Carmen Parker Wiese
University of Texas
Austin
Edward
A. Brivacka
Mabel Franklin
Top Services Department
USDA
Franklin
Histziel
Sho
Bingle Lake
Sepa Ea ‘ Iy
Atte Educepon Agency
Meeting on enlarging assembly room for 4 H and Home Demonstration clubs
Representatives from Lie Women’s Home Demonstration Club and county 4 H groups asked the court to enlarge the assembly room to accommodate club activities without using large church or mall spaces. Judge Crallck proposed redefining the building’s free area gutted by fire to fit needs. County officials discussed rental costs and linked needs to potential enlargement while Dorothy Schomberg would identify areas requiring more space and approximate costs.
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Lie Women'n Home
Thin County
WHO
Leyton Mall
Cralick
Dorothy Schomberg
Look Back at Eagle Lakers District Meet Highlights
The Eagle Lakers district meet saw six top finishers led by Ernst Larmer and Robert Zubradrick placing highly. Notable events included declamation by Jean Walker and oral Adams, while Patricia Teo Martin announced engagement to Charles Draper Sepheos Jr.
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A. Dromgoale
Kirkecey
Rae Legion Swimming Pool
H. Sturley
Jim Clpson
Sinclair
neSop
Ty G. ‘Thamas
Kred
Twe Eagles
Hirat
Ernst Larmer
Robert Zubrad
Rick
InteractMastic League
Aeol
Eagle Lakers
Larmer
Tommie Smith
Bie Jean Walker
Tex Laanin
Oral Adams
al Hanty
Dick Lina
Garaie Felarson
Spore
Pate
As Frouny
Wayne Brunhi
Lonnie Sommerlatta
Cleo Ledacky
Steve Taylor
Plente
Gua
Elisabeth Seahalth
Hele Durants
Boothe Park
Prizag
Don Spalinger
Franega Jo Fricka
Mir
Mere
Charlee Cavey
Weales
Gordes
Gordon
Peralah Gulf
Wesley
Navy
le Homie
Patricia Teo Martin
Clarence Mr. Martin
Garwood
Charles Draper Sepheos, Jr
Feted Wi Duner
Emong Tom
David Cook
Eagle Laka Post
Free helpline offers cancer detection info in Colorado
A toll free telephone line 41-600,992-204015 operates from 8 am to 6 pm on weekdays to answer residents in Colorado about cancer detection, prevention, and treatment options and to assist patients within their communities.
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Adtallfree
Colorado
DB Pan
Anuwerd
Opening dates and schedules set for local schools
Local schools announce opening dates for August with enrollment figures and bell schedules. Primary Eagle Lake plans about 370 pupils with early start on Thursday, August 7, while Garwood and Sheridan outline bells, tardies, and kindergarten times.
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Leke
Eagle
Benge
Eaid
Toweh
Si Iiddte
Sage Lake Middle Sehe
Eagle Lake Middle Sehne
Chia [Yan
James Crabb
Te Middle School
Grabb
Engle
Caple Lake Malille Schoo
Ficrwood
Garwood Het
John Mader
Sehen
Pre School Reading Workshop Held At Rice Board Schools
A three day pre school reading workshop at Eagle Lake School involves 36 teachers and 14 aides from Rice and Nade Schools. Vera Brown, district reading specialist, leads sessions with Servite Center specialists to boost classroom psychology and motivate students including at risk and exceptional children.
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Rice Board of Education
Rice
Nade
Eagle Lake
Scipents Gaill
Attenan
Skille
Vera Brown
She Hao
Servite Center
Angio
Apg
Ammang
Helen —Tautbes
Aigy Dehool Lescnee
Incomplete Fire Center Space Sparks Staffing Change
Officials at the service center report ten personnel on site and note 2000 square feet required versus 1800 square feet available before the fire. Bineckius suggests one possible route forward to address the shortfall.
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Bineckius
School Budget Increases and Pay Hikes in District Proposal
The board discussed a superintendent proposed 200-dollar teacher and staff increases plus a 10 percent pay raise, with 6 percent increase for 10 drivers. Maids, custodians, and cafeteria workers reportedly received raises in their budgets. An amendment to limit increases to one year passed 3-2. State aid details and Title funds requirements were outlined, with plans to adjust staff in Title programs and consolidate a kindergarten site due to enrollment drop.
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Weisen
Chen
Appell
Pans
Aly
Steith
Kallins
Bristo
Clipsor
Ireasoo Ps
Traore
Krivacka
Issalt
Eagle Lake
Fragmentary note on incoming freshmen orientation event
The readable text hints at an orientation for new students with mention of counselors and attendees. It references the start of a program or event with focus on guidance and procedures for nine days and involvement of students and staff.
District holds public hearing on 1975 76 budget amendments
The meeting reviewed unity between the regular budget and funda while questioning the sustainability of discontinuing the attendance aide plan. Superintendent Krivacka noted 2700 student days would be added for this cost, principals could spend more time on core duties, and administration vehicle purchases were budgeted. Five visitors attended, no comments on the budget were voiced, and amendments totaling 80,188 in revenue additions and 384,326 in expenditures were approved, with a projected surplus of 47,485 for the year.
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Oleo
Unot Po
Ana
Fow Viettora
John Engstrom
Bile Hefner
Garwood
Grave Mann
Helen Graig
Fred &. Proles
Bawhebebe
Tom Hahner
Bry
Ron Priasecyer
Canon
Tina
Busnes
Roy Marshall
Local Church Recognition and Community Column Note
The Headlight notes recognition of several churches in the region including Greater Hound Ohwe Baptist Church and others around Tagie Lake as part of a community update. It emphasizes open editorial policy and invites submissions from residents while warning against rejection of articles.
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Neda
Tagie
Hound Ohwe
Yordaring
District's Surplus Near 108000 After Purchase
The district reports a surplus around 108000, equating to about one month of operation or roughly 40000 in value. Officials note this as an ideal amount for sustaining activities and funding immediate needs.
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