Picture This Warm Spot After Winter Storms
A readable caption notes a warm spot to rest after a winter storm, with a contribution credited to Clarence Dingus of Holcomb.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2007
Page
1
A readable caption notes a warm spot to rest after a winter storm, with a contribution credited to Clarence Dingus of Holcomb.
Robert O'Connor, Columbus Elementary principal, told a panel in Holcomb USD 363 that his role would be to align all stakeholders toward common goals. He praised the district’s laptop initiative, emphasized avoiding unnecessary changes, and highlighted ESL experience while noting Holcomb's smaller size and resource gaps.
Santos Nunez Galicia of the University of Kansas notes Latino students face unique barriers in preparing for college. A KvU workshop titled Mi Familia Mi Futuro Dia Del Colegio will be in Spanish this weekend at St Mary Catholic Church in Garden City. Registration starts at 2. Registration begins at 2 p.m. and the session runs 2:30 to 5 p.m. on Sunday. The event aims to help first generation students and families navigate college aspirations. See Latino Youth and See College, Page A5.
Ron Bangle of Garden City plans a more than 1000 mile Appalachian Trail hike to raise funds and awareness for Terry Sprunger. He recalls Sprunger’s attempted half mile on January 2 and seeks support for the cause through the long trek and related fundraising efforts.
In Topeka legislators question the Kan ed network begun in 2001 to provide high speed Internet and video conferencing for schools libraries and hospitals. The program aimed to widen rural access and let small districts offer costly courses like foreign languages. Senate Commerce members urged review of its mission and impact.
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