Crowe Named ECISD Interim Superintendent
ECISD officials selected Crowe as interim superintendent with extensive experience. Board member Doyle Woodall urged a unanimous vote Tuesday night, believing Crowe will strengthen state test score analysis. Woodall praised him as a boots on the ground, 24/7 type leader.
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ECISD approves tougher drug rules and tax plan for 2013-14
The Odessa ISD board votes 7-0 to raise drug offenses suspensions to 20 30 and 60 days replaces the street policy with stronger penalties. Trustees also approve a 2013 14 tax rate total 1 161 with I S and M O rates and publish date Sept 17. Substitutes get a pay bump and a winner from Nimitz Junior High earns a national youth violence essay award with a Washington DC trip.
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ECISD Coordinator Highlights Abydos Training for Teachers
Amy Harvey, ECISD humanities coordinator, outlined Abydos Learning International training for teachers. The 15 day institute totals 120 hours and aims to place teachers in students’ shoes. five teachers and trainers shared their experiences.
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Leeds Back to School Kids Shoes
Leeds retailers play up back to school footwear offerings with children’s sizes and price points highlighted. Local shops promote sneaker and sandal ranges aimed at students returning to classrooms and campuses.
Oil land dispute looms as hearing clears for trial
Berry claims income loss from gravel caliche and sand sales. Whalen orders income tax returns to defendants under a nondisclosure. Trial set for week of March 17, with Hershberger predicting multiple wells to preserve the mineral lease. Berry Petroleum attorneys decline comment.
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Dallas suspects plead guilty in puppy burning case
In Dallas the two remaining suspects in the puppy arson case pleaded guilty to single animal cruelty counts. Darius Ewing, identified as the group leader, and Richard Valentine admitted guilt on Tuesday. Valentine received a 15 month prison term. Ewing faces sentencing at a later date.
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