Picture This Caleb Rude at City Stage with Chris Botti
Caleb Rude poses with trumpet virtuoso Chris Botti in a city venue setting. Melany Rude comments on the scene as the program notes highlight local music talent and guest artist collaboration.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2010
Page
1
Caleb Rude poses with trumpet virtuoso Chris Botti in a city venue setting. Melany Rude comments on the scene as the program notes highlight local music talent and guest artist collaboration.
The House 64 to 61 passed a bill raising Kansas sales tax from 5.3 to 6.3 percent starting July 1 to back an $18.6 billion next year budget. Gov. Mark Parkinson is expected to sign, saying higher revenue preserves education and programs amid opposition from conservative Republicans. the pair of measures advances after long debates as session nears end.
Kansas legislators rejected a plan that would unlock restricted funds to boost classroom spending. The measure would let districts tap reserve and special accounts and even add KPERS pension costs to total budgets, enabling higher local property tax levies. Critics warn it favors wealthier districts and risks a state funding lawsuit.
Holcomb USD 363 board votes to not renew five teachers to cut expenses amid a state budget crisis. Superintendent Demitry Evancho outlines new measures for next school year including art curriculum changes, reduced clerical overtime, and a compensation time policy. Teachers not renewed include Emily Watkins Johnnetta Hebrlee Tim Parker Nathan Novak and Sahndra Siebel.
USD 457 board eliminated five parent liaison positions amid a district budget crisis, approving 5-0 with two members absent. The move saves about 150000, with affected staff offered other district roles, while guardians like Judith Gutierrez weigh pay cuts to stay.
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