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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1998
Page
9
In Clay Center Kansas 16 year old Kyle Cott works a huge John Deere combine amid the wheat harvest. He toils 14 15 hours daily for weeks while farm kids skip movies vacations and sports to drive grain carts load wheat and support family farms.
Ector County Independent School District plans elementary and pre school registrations for the 1998-99 school year. Elementary registration is set for Thursday August 6 with Carver Fannin and Lamar Early Education Center registering Friday August 14. Parents must bring immunization records and birth certificates. Children must be 5 by September 1 for kindergarten and 6 by September 1 for first grade. Class rosters will be posted on campuses and postcards will note bus times. First day for elementary schools is August 17 and early education centers begin August 24.
Gale Pond Alamo Elementary schedules a week of events in July 2022. Monday features K to 2 field day from 8:30 to 11:30. Tuesday hosts field day for grades 3 to 6. Wednesday is the last day of school with report cards home and multiple awards assemblies for K to 6, plus early dismissal at 3:15.
Susan Jackson known as the blue haired clown Tinker will travel to Romney West Virginia to teach clow n ing to children with vision and hearing impairments. The camp is sponsored by the West Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind and targets grades three to twelve. Jackson has taught Ector County ISD students with vision impairments for 13 years and previously joined a Space Camp program in Alabama. Her approach uses enlarged visual aids tactile activities and verbal instruction to share humor while teaching necessary skills.
An old couple loving a white dog named Shiro find fortune and misfortune. A greedy neighbor steals their rice mortar and shatters their hope. Ashes blown by wind revive the genoki tree, sprouting abundant green leaves and enduring bounty in memory of Shiro.
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