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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2010
Page
1
Picture This shows Agustin Rodriguez and his brother Jimmie with an iguana in Tulum Mexico during spring break Hays.
Elementary students at Georgia Matthews Elementary School explored a traveling Body Venture exhibit from the state department of education. Ross Miller and Marisol Ortiz interacted with a blown up head model and a skull with brain inside while learning how the brain and digestive system work. The program promotes nutrition and daily exercise to combat childhood obesity with stations focusing on breakfast and how food nourishes the brain. Principal Carma Harman praised the program for its clear, hands on information.
Five Garden City Community College faculty members did not have their contracts renewed for the 2010-11 school year because of budget cuts. The board voted 3-2 on the consent agenda with Terri Worf Rob Schreiber and Bill Clifford for the non renewal. Merilyn Douglass and Ron Schwartz opposed. Steve Sterling was absent. The action followed a plan to address a projected $30 million decline in Finney County property tax valuation, reducing tax revenues by at least $600,000 and prompting broader cuts of $800,712 to $1,218,979 to preserve programs. Ballantyne said enrollment in cut programs was below expectations.
Hanston and Pawnee Heights districts along Kansas Highway 156 face a looming decision as enrollment falls. They must choose between continuing a shared middle and K through 12 services or separating. May 21 marks a key deadline for teacher retention for next year amid talks of possible dissolution.
Organizers of tax day tea parties prepare for Thursday rallies nationwide while stressing peaceful conduct and avoiding fringe groups. Officials invite cameras to document disruptions and distance from racially charged acts amid reports of hate symbols and controversial attire at some events.
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