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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2008
Page
5
Garden City educators propose moving beyond test scores to judge effectiveness. They favor growth targets, performance goals, and non testing measures like lab tasks. National Board certification and market-based pay are discussed, with concerns about equity, funding, and district variability.
The county commission asked questions as USD 457 presented a 97.5 million bond plan to ease overcrowding. Some members questioned the timing and cost, noting the mill levy would rise to 45.7 mills, while others praised the proposed two-school layout and maintained district direction despite mixed views. Atha will present again to city commissioners September 25.
The FDA approved the first transdermal anti-nausea patch for chemotherapy patients. Sancuso delivers granisetron via skin on the arm for up to five days and could be available by year end. Fox Chase Cancer Center nurse Barbara Rogers notes it offers a new delivery route for nausea control.
Valarie Florio of Girl Scouts Kansas Heartland says Finney County United Way will provide 9000 in 2009, up from 2008, to support after school sessions at Alta Brown Garfield and Buffalo Jones schools and to maintain the Little House. statewide, 500000 comes from 21 United Way agencies for the nonprofit with a 4.9 million budget. Britton and Florio highlight outreach for girls facing transportation or fee barriers as Troop 60025 meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Hackberry Street.
Garden City office of Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland operates at 114 Grant Ave with Christina Britton and Shelly Stroup guiding 15 scouts led by Marcy. Joesandra Asebedo, 12, highlights benefits of involvement including travel nature learning and cookie sales. The piece also lists 2009 United Way funding recipients including The Emmaus House and Salvation Army and many others.
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