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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2004
Page
1
Children at Q Care Day Care celebrate Dr Seuss birthday with colorful hats and cheerful activities. Teachers lead stories and crafts reflecting Seuss themes as students share snacks and smiles.
District administrators are set to present funding recommendations for the 2004-05 school year to the USD 457 Board of Education. The proposal includes raising the district's local option budget to support instruction in elementary, middle, and high schools.
Kansas districts face tight budgets as Shawnee County Judge Terry Bullock may suspend state aid at year end. Superintendents plan to fund 100 percent of current levels next year and request restoral of current funding due to legislative impasse. Downsizing has lasted years with 12 to 15 programs kept at reduced funding and staff reductions ongoing to meet No Child Left Behind requirements.
The USD 457 board sets a 7 30 p m meeting in the Educational Support Center 1205 Fleming St with discussion noting percent changes and comparisons to prior figures. Board coverage continues on Page AS.
Four legislators criticized a Shawnee County judge's ruling that scolded lawmakers for attacking the court instead of fixing the state's school finance system. Judge Terry Bullock said the Legislature failed to address the problems outlined in a December ruling, leaving funding for public education unresolved.
Kansas Governor Bullock criticizes state lawmakers for attacking the court and failing to address constitutional funding violations. He quotes four legislators in a ruling, saying the legislature openly defied the court and diverted energy to critique rather than fix the problem.
Garden City High School senior Richard Boyd, 17, will graduate tonight with high school honors while holding an associate degree in applied science from Garden City Community College earned via the Career Learning System. He finished college coursework in automotive and engineering drafting, attending GCCC classes after noon each day.
Katherine Hart of Garden City and Dean Angeles of Metairie La were inducted into Garden City High School Hall of Fame on a ceremony honoring past graduates. Hart noted for Finnup Foundation work and library donations, while Angeles leads Loyola University Chamber and Symphony Orchestras and coordinates Loyola music education.
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