School boards face $10 million budgeting uncertainty
Medicine Hat area boards including Catholic public and Prairie Rose must draft 2005 06 budgets with minimal revenue guidance from Alberta Infrastructure. Prairie Rose plans 2 746 161 for infrastructure while public and Catholic boards expect 5 334 969 and 2 157 400 respectively as funding announcements are delayed.
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Prairie Rose
Alberta
Pat Cocks
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Infrastructure
Lyle Oberg
Public School Board
Terry Riley
Oberg
Catholic Board
Ministry of Infrastructure and Transportation
Bart Johnson
Canadian Cattlemen's Association Seeks Intervenor Status in U.S. Case
The Canadian Cattlemen's Association welcomed a U.S. appeals court decision granting amicus curiae status to Canadian cattle groups and the federal government. The Montana District Court case set for July 27 involves RCALF and seeks a permanent injunction on live Canadian cattle and boxed beef, with CCA seeking intervenor status and representation at the hearing.
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Canadian Cattlemen's Association
CCA
U.S
District Court
U.S. District Court
Montana
Montana District Court
Richard Cebull
RCALF
Cebull
Cindy McCreath
Ninth Court of Appeals
San Francisco
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
McCreath
Appeals
Redcliff Faces Loss of School Board Trustee
Prairie Rose school board plans a bylaw to cut trustees from 10 to eight affecting Redcliff Foremost Manyberries and Bindless areas. Redcliff may lose one trustee to create a post for Jenner and Ralston. Trustees debate representation versus population and note amendments possible before the 2007 election.
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Redcliff Redcliff
Prairie Rose
Foremost
Manyberries
Redcliff
Ralston
Jenner
Arnold Frank
Ryan Herman
Marjorie Moncrieff
Pat Cocks
Three-year plan approved by Prairie Rose trustees
Prairie Rose Regional school district trustees approved a three-year education plan at their monthly meeting. The plan emphasizes meeting learner, societal, and economic needs, maintaining high standards assessed by provincial tests, and strengthening partnerships. The district credits teachers for guiding results and notes top percentile performance in diploma and achievement tests. The plan includes expanding curriculum with video conferencing to rural schools.
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Prairie Rose
Fraser Institute
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