Telegram Dena Sattler Editorial Calls For Team Effort
Our View argues that dropout is a failure of collective effort and stresses that every student choosing to leave high school is one too. The piece urges schools communities and policymakers to collaborate to keep students enrolled and supported through completion.
Communities in Schools aids Garden City High graduation efforts
Garden City and Finney County schools pursue new strategies to reduce dropouts through Communities in Schools CIS linking students and families to community resources. A school coordinator connects mentoring and local programs, with Reality U financial literacy courses at GCHS boosting attendance behavior and academics toward higher graduation rates and local workforce benefits.
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Garden City Leaders Debate Tourism Bureau Move
Garden City Commission considers notifying the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce about the future of the Finney County Convention and Tourism Bureau amid local power dynamics. Rick Atha urges education to prepare students for advancing opportunities at Garden City High School.
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Pro-life measures spark, women told to see fetus image
The piece argues for ultrasound and personhood campaigns as tools to reduce abortions. It cites Pelosi’s reaction to limits on abortion funding, notes Mississippi Initiative 26 signatures, and frames viewing fetal sonograms as empowering women and upholding information rights. It claims such measures will shift the balance toward life until courts restore a broader right to life.
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CLASS Act collapses under ObamaCare accounting rules
Rich Lowry analyzes the CLASS Act as a fiscal gimmick that promised long term care funding but relied on optimistic CBO accounting. He notes it faced solvency issues, was defended by Obama aides amid constitutional questions, and was ultimately dropped by HHS as premiums rise and costs threaten federal budgets.
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Romney's Believe in America favors corporations over workers
Randy Borntrager of People For the American Way critiques Mitt Romney's August Iowa stop and economic plan Believe in America. The piece argues for corporate tax cuts and deregulation while ignoring worker hardship, highlighting Bush-era policies and offshore drilling risks.
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