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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 2000

Page

4

Two views on new high school split and costs at Garden City

Letters debate a $33 million high school plan, cost estimates, and a ninth grade center option. Mark Johnson and Charles Skilling urge caution, note tax impacts, and propose alternatives such as expanding middle schools or adding a separate ninth grade hall.

Lane J.D. Adams Recreation Center Fairgrounds Alta Brown Charles Skilling Garden City

Support for a new high school and community improvements

Bonnie Talley urges western Kansas voters to back the new high school amid broader plans to repair the Big Pool and preserve local landmarks. She praises past leaders, stresses funding as needed, and casts the vote as a future-focused choice for Garden City. Harold Stickney also weighs in on local tax concerns and statewide politics highlighting Bush and Cheney.

Kansas Garden City Bonnie Talley Bush Cheney Gore Supreme Court Texas Harold Stickney

Opposition to a second high school and merging grade layouts

Letters express firm opposition to a second high school project and propose moving freshmen and seventh to KH and Abe Hubert. They argue overcrowding stems from district planning, favor restoring traditional three grades, and highlight concerns for fixed incomes. Included are endorsements for rural Kansas leadership and local figures across Garfield and Montezuma.

Kenneth Henderson Abe Hubert

Board rush to put new high school on ballot sparks critique

A reader voices concern that the school board pushes a high school bond before fully considering long term effects. The critic notes prior elementary bond work and questions shifting focus from classroom size.

Plan a chance to back a second high school bond

Voters elect a school board every two years to study options and answer questions. The board advocates again for a second high school, citing research and consultation with administrators, teachers, and taxpayers. Campaign materials and media will inform voters ahead of the November 7 decision.

Liz and John Scheopner Garden City

Voter considers second high school proposal this election

Resident notes taxes may rise but supports building a second high school to relieve crowding and benefit the school system. He argues a crowded school is harmful to students and urges a vote this election.

Moran’s Kansas Senate bid shapes early impression

Moran, campaigning for the 37th District Senate seat, described how rural Kansas upbringing and his parents taught him that a first impression can last a lifetime. He recalled meeting Congressman Jerry Moran during his campaign as a formative moment.

Kansas Jerry Moran

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