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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2003
Page
1
Monica Ramos proudly displays the fish she caught, marking her first ever catch at the family fishing outing. The moment highlights a beginner’s success and family sport memories.
The Garden City Teachers Association votes 410 to 18 against the USD 457 2003-04 contract at a board meeting. Federal mediators will resume talks, with a month or more before a new session. If no deal is reached a fact finding study may follow.
Garden City High School Principal Kevin Burr resigns as district’s top administrator after 43 years, accepting a nationwide educational consultant role with Southern Regional Education Board’s High Schools That Work. He will travel frequently while remaining a Garden City resident.
A Denver consultant testifies in a two week Kansas trial over the 1992 school finance formula. John Myers argues the 2002 recommendation aimed at what it costs to teach to standards, not building upkeep, as plaintiffs seek a constitutionally adequate funding level while the state defends current spending.
The Telegram reports a small drop in Garden City USD 457 enrollments with 7,688 students this year versus 7,757 last year and 7,817 in 2001. Officials cite job growth and a recovering yet aging community, noting gains in middle and pre school grades while elementary enrollment dips. The district prepares to adjust counts by Oct 7 to reflect absences.
Kansas corn harvest sits at about 41 percent complete as widespread rain halts field work. Drought has damaged fall crops. corn shows little aflatoxin, aiding livestock feed prospects. Soybeans only 3 percent harvested. fall wheat sowing at 22 percent.
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