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Newspaper
Irvine World News
Location
Irvine, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2002
Page
3
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Public calendar notes recurring meetings for City Council, Irvine Unified School District board, and multiple commissions. Each body lists meeting days, with listed city hall contacts and phone numbers for coordination. Senior events note Rancho Senior Center venue and address.
Irvine native and 1988 Woodbridge High grad Adam Keefe urged 34 scholar athletes and about 2,000 community graduates to give back to their school and community. He told students that teachers coaches parents and the community deserve thanks for their support.
Readers thank Dr. Choi and Dr. White for pragmatic editorials on Irvine Unified finances. They note no money for raises, praise hiring Dr. White as a district consultant, and highlight Irvine forums on poverty and housing. Families Forward reports 50 percent service use increase at their center as City efforts expand. Marci Wakeham and Margie Wakeham executive director of Families Forward.
The Irvine Unified School District plans 5.3 million in next year cuts, largely from classrooms, yet community pressure and donors keep key programs like art, music, science, and class size reduction afloat. Administrators added, morale drops, teachers depart as the district debates spending priorities amid raises for staff and a lack of revenue sharing. Anne Caenn, president of the Irvine Teachers Association, questions priorities and supports living within means.
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