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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2011
Page
4
The USD 457 migrant program reports 214 homeless students so far this year, up from 43 four years ago, reflecting broader economic hardship and more identifications across the district. The effort shows how school support extends beyond academics to address housing instability among children.
The editorial discusses homeless students in the USD 457 area, noting scenarios from living in shelters to car or park living. It emphasizes enrollment rights under the McKinney Vento Act and outlines support available through USD 457, including enrollment, transportation, supplies, housing referrals, clothing, food, and counseling. It calls for recognition and action to ensure stable education.
Online reader comments react to a cleaning column as a couple prepares for a large dinner. Tracy Streeter of the Kansas Water Office and Water Authority comments on the Ogallala Aquifer Advisory Committee meeting noting the important step toward addressing depleting aquifer issues.
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words and will confirm before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length. Address letters to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or through the online site.
Romney presses for more interviews to challenge the crowded field and satisfy conservatives wary of his nomination. He vows to pick judges with his values and argues for self reliance while promising tax and spending reforms. Conservatives remain skeptical as Iowa voting nears.
The United States lacks a cohesive transportation strategy, hampered by entrenched special interests and weak political support for rail. Private car and highway priorities persist while rail investment dwindles, and tolls and buses fill gaps as climate urgency grows yet federal action remains unlikely.
Tommy Felts shares a personal column about a tree free holiday season due to busy schedules. He explains decorating logistics, prior rituals, and lack of children to influence, then finds renewed Christmas spirit after attending Advent services with hometown family and friends.
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