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Elliot Hughes profiles students and teachers in a school program that mixes science and arts. The piece highlights personalities, classroom dynamics, and the impact of innovative curricula on student engagement and learning outcomes.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2014
Page
1
Elliot Hughes profiles students and teachers in a school program that mixes science and arts. The piece highlights personalities, classroom dynamics, and the impact of innovative curricula on student engagement and learning outcomes.
Lawrence students can branch out with five courses from the Medical Careers program at Free State High School. The five year old program includes lab visits at Neosho County and Johnson County community colleges, a Certified Nursing Assistant class at NCCC, and tours of Lawrence Memorial Hospital facilities. Jane Rock notes the program is demanding with frequent medical term tests. Automotive and welding instructor Luke Lang also teaches robotics where students build robots for competitions. Editor’s note recalls five great district offerings as the school year begins.
Faculty and students at the university honored a retired Haskell administrator killed in a Tuesday accident. They recalled his dedication to education and his impact on campus life, celebrating his service and mentorship.
Kansas University Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little opposed a higher education funding plan tied to goal attainment. Regents officials and state legislators advanced discussion of performance based budgeting with a goal to have a proposal ready by the end of the month.
Governor Sam Brownback, a conservative, routinely tags his opponent Paul Davis as a liberal Lawrence lawyer. Campaign aides say the remark targets the city’s liberal reputation, not Lawrence itself, and should not offend residents. The comment appears in a 2014 article and continues on page 4A.
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