Early Enrollment Days Planned at Garden City CC
Garden City Community College opens five Early Enrollment Days for Fall 2024 starters. Sessions run April 28 May 8 May 21 June 13 at 8 a.m. and July 9 at 9 a.m. Reservations via phone. Students bring transcripts and receive academic assessment, course enrollment assistance, campus services overview, and lunch. parents may attend.
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Abe Hubert Middle School First Semester Honor Roll
Abe Hubert Middle School announces the first semester honor lists. Principal's Honor Roll members include Lindsey Alexander and 31 others with a 4.0 GPA. A and B Honor Roll lists feature students achieving 3.00 to 3.99 GPA, including Linda Aldana and 60 more scholars across multiple categories.
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Lindsey Alexander
Nathan Ansley
Patrick Barb
Karena East
Sara Bayer
Tiffany Hands
Dustin Bayer
Bradley Irvin
Lauren Brungardt
Nathan Kramer
Britton Burr
Levi Lear
Heber Garcia
Boa Toan Nguyen
Shaina Griggs
Jamie Parker
Edith Castillo
Redawn Bennett
Tara Collier
Alexandra Brendmoen
Mallory Daniel
Sandra Contreras
Celeste Gerber
Brendon Dauber
Bryan Gibbs
Mark McClure
Caleb Hinojos
Colleen McMillan
Stacey Kramer
Tai Nguyen
Jorge Mendoza
Trang Nguyen
Ashlea
Phi Theta Kappa at Salina conference earns top honors
Nine Garden City Community College Phi Theta Kappa members attended the Kansas region annual conference in Salina February 23 to 25 and returned with multiple honors. GCCC won first in Scholarship Hallmark and Leadership Hallmark, placed second in Service Hallmark, and Anthony Waltz earned honorable mention for literature. The event featured a first ever Sister Chapter Award shared by GCCC and Dodge City Community College’s Kappa Psi PTK chapter.
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Questions about poll questions raise Kansas education tax issue
The Kansas National Education Association and state Rep Kent Glasscock clash over releasing poll questions claiming 65 percent of Kansans would back a education tax hike. KNEA cites proprietary info and says sharing exact wording could discredit the poll.
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Kansas National Education Association
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