Scot school fate uncertain as options discussed
At a Thursday meeting Stewart listed options for the elementary school including repairs, modernization, partial or full closure, relocations for grades and potential new buildings. Superintendent Terrant noted the public input committee effort failed and board members continue to seek direction amid uncertain future.
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Police: Teacher faces sex charges in Grant County
Police say a teacher, Cue, was arrested Monday on sex charges and remains under investigation. Grant County attorney Robin Hathaway said the Kansas Bureau of Investigation leads the case, with no mug shot released. Cue appeared in court Wednesday, bond set at 50000, next hearing scheduled for September 6 at the Grant County District Courthouse. He was named coach of the year in 1996 and 1998 by KWCA and KWCA officials. USD 214 athletic director Lee Gillen declined further comment.
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Garden City weighs second high school to ease crowded classes
District leaders and parents debated adding a second high school as enrollment nears 2,000 at Garden City High School. Officials warn extra staff and space would be needed, while discussions explore options from year round schedules to dual campuses and potential impacts on athletics and community loyalty.
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Prisons chief unveils plan to cut probation-to-prison cycle
Elijah Corum, in Lansing Correctional Facility, reflects on life behind bars after probation revocation for a drug charge. The state aims to reduce prison use with a $4.5 million grant funding enhanced probation support, risk assessment, and community outreach to steer offenders away from incarceration. About 7,400 people are on probation under 31 Community Corrections agencies, funded and overseen by the state Department of Corrections.
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