20 Apr 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2006
Page
1
Payton Davidson and Charlie Guy are pictured visiting Hutchinson’s Cosmosphere, enjoying a museum outing. The photograph, contributed by Mary Guy from Garden City, captures their memorable visit to the space science center.
A Garden City Community College forum on federal immigration reform drew five key issues: family reunification, legal residency paths, a future-flow work program, border enforcement, and immigrant integration. Moderator Melinda Lewis urged reconciling welcoming immigration with the need for secure laws, noting long backlogs in family petitions and delays since 1965.
Rancher Jay Nieman of northern Wichita County says cattle rustling remains a problem as thieves steal calves and herd values rise. He notes a recent 800-pound calf theft and warns such crimes go underreported, with losses to ranchers and state totals around 1.3 million dollars yearly.
Nearly 1,000 area students from Garfield Elementary and Georgia Matthews Elementary joined Lee Richardson Zoo for its 28th Earth Day Celebration. Volunteers from Garden City recycling ran activities on reuse and pollution, stressing water conservation and community effort to protect the environment.
AP AOL Learning Services surveyed 1,085 parents and 810 teachers Jan 13 23. Parents show optimism that all children will reach reading and math standards by the 2013-14 deadline. teachers are less certain. Margin of error three points for parents and teachers.
The AP review shows a big expectations gap under No Child Left Behind. Nearly eight in 10 parents trust local schools to meet state standards by 2013-14, while only half of teachers share that confidence. The poll also highlights disagreements over daily school matters and the impact of broader aims on students.
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