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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1999

Page

10

Charter schools in Kansas City face oversight gaps

Board of Education members express worry as charter schools race to open with sites and staff, raising concerns about accountability and whether sponsors can oversee academics and finances. Supporters cite fewer failures than feared, while officials warn of potential student drain and budgeting uncertainty.

Board of Education Bartman Department of Education Central Missouri State University University of Missouri-Kansas City Kansas City Doug Thomas CMSU St. Paul Minn District of Columbia Center For Education Reform Dave DeSchryver the Center DeSchryver Sandy Mayer Mayer Alta Vista Genesis Zsa Zsa Addison Hogan Preparatory Academy Addison

Bilingual Percentile Sparks Debate Over English Immersion

The article contrasts high percentile results in bilingual education debate led by Ron Unz with stories from Sherman Oaks and Villarreal about English immersion. It details Trana a first grader struggling with spelling in English while learning under immersion, and Tanya who moved to a dual immersion program showing progress in math and Spanish literacy by fifth grade.

Ron Unz Oceanside Sherman Oaks Trana State Education Department Unz Villarreal Tanya

Missing 6 year old Opal Jennings haunts Saginaw

Fort Worth area community endures prolonged search for Opal Jennings, a 6 year old grabbed near her home on March 26. Police have logged 2,783 hours with 828 overtime, costing $75,855 plus $100,000 set aside for next year as FBI aids fluctuate. Authorities credit city leaders for backing the investigation amid ongoing mystery.

Fort Worth Opal Jennings Saginaw Kindergartner The Gene Springer Alliance Airport FBI Lori Bailey

BLOTTER: Assault, Burglaries and Theft Reported in City

A 29-year-old male says he was assaulted with a motor vehicle on West 14th Street at 1 30 p m. A 54-year-old man reports a window break in on West 15th Street. Stolen items include three Budweiser from The Location Lounge and four rings from North Kelly Avenue. A mother reports an 8-year-old injured by a falling brick on North Tom Green Avenue. A 13-year-old sustains bloody scrapes on Clifford St. A 16-year-old posted bond for possession. A Cadillac on Richmond Street was hit by theft of four tires and four wheels. Bond set for Mario Bernal at 1500.

West 14Th Street Kelly Avenue Tom Green Avenue Clifford St Ector County Mario Bernal Ann St Richmond Street

East Texas sheriff placed on probated license status

Gregg County Sheriff Bobby Weaver keeps his peace officer license on probation after a 1996 drunk driving case. The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education described the status as suspended but probated, allowing arrests but not a full suspension. The case began with a 1996 stop for intoxication and evading detention, with DWI dismissed and later deferred adjudication. The commission and Weaver reached a March agreement to keep probation in place, potentially lifted in September.

Longview East Texas Gregg Bobby Weaver Texas Commission On Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education Texas Commission Cynthia Sustaita Longview News Journal Weaver DWI Sustaita

Eight Colleges Accept Odessa College Student Paul Hernandez

Paul Hernandez, a two year Odessa College student with a 4.0 GPA, was accepted by Harvard Yale Stanford Cornell Duke Columbia Penn and the University of Texas at Austin after applying to eight schools. He earned an associate degree in business administration and received a scholarship covering most costs. He credits discipline and mentorship from OC staff and his family for inspiring his achievement.

Hernandez Odessa College Harvard University Yale University Stanford University Cornell University Duke University Columbia University University of Pennsylvania University of Texas At Austin Alfredo Chaparro Chaparro Paul Tom Hernandez Paul Hernandez Harvard G.I. Bill Odessa Brian Chavez

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