Kingsville ISD Names Greenawalt as Superintendent
Greenawalt serves as superintendent of Kingsville Independent School District and will lead ECISD in the next phase of administration as ECISD expands.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2000
Page
7
First candidate interviews for ECISD superintendent post in Odessa
Charles Greenawalt, Kingsville ISD superintendent, visited ECISD campuses including Odessa High School to interview with the board. He highlighted Odessa and its facilities, praising staff and leadership and citing 31 years in education, 18 years as a superintendent across three districts. He emphasized ECISD’s commitment to students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector County Independent School District
Odessa
Charles Greenawalt
Kingsville Independent School District
Odessa High School
Greenawalt
Greenawalt Eyes ECISD Superintendency For Next Step
Charles Greenawalt, with a career as a superintendent at Hereford Kingsville and Joshua ISDs, argues ECISD can become a recognized exemplary district. He stresses faculty-led changes, parent partnership, and a focus on students to move from verge to recognized status within a larger district. ECISD operates 39 campuses, 26,000+ students, and a $159.2 million budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenawalt
ECISD
Benito Reyes
Kingsville Isd
Kingsville
Spring brings litter woes to West Texas roads
Ken Brodnax laments plastic bag litter across the Permian Basin as spring arrives. He condemns careless shoppers, urges recycling and clean-up efforts, and suggests incentives and vigilance to curb the problem. He notes litter affects landscapes, roadside fences, and communities, calling for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Permian
West Texas
Permian Basin
Odessa group to host town cleanup and hazardous waste day
Keep Odessa Beautiful will sponsor two cleanups this week with ECISD Career Center students at six city sites to curb litter and educate on waste disposal. A Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day runs Saturday 9 am to 1 pm at 814 W. 42nd Street, with items such as paints and batteries accepted. For details call 333-1299.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Ecisd Career Center
Rosie Lopez
KOB
42Nd Street
Lopez
Melvin White
City of Odessa
Keep Odessa Beautiful
42Nd St
Figures grow in GOP race for sheriff
Republican candidates in the Ector County sheriff race continued to collect funds in the closing campaign period. Mark Donaldson said he raised over 41 thousand dollars, with many donors from $50 to $1,000, and noted advertising costs. Other GOP totals included Commander 20,225. Blount 17,600. Rogers 15,257. Braly about 14,200. Democratic incumbent Sheriff Reggie Yearwood led fund-raising with 8,310 versus Don Bates at 4,987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector County
Roman Braly
Texas and Southwest Cattle Money
Bob Black
PO. Box
Beverly Grimsley
Braly
Carl Rogers
Mark Donaldson
Eldon Blount
Joe Commander
Donaldson
Commander
Blount
Rogers
Reggie Yearwood
Don Bates
Yearwood
Bates
Edwards County
Radioactive issue blows up in talk-show host's face
Local former car salesman and talk-show host Jim Lewallen says KLBO pulled his show over controversy on Envirocare of Texas proposed low level radioactive waste site. Owner Harold Callaway denies inflaming the community while Lewallen claims he was fired for debating the issue. Friends of Ward County supported the open forum as a loss to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lewallen
Lewallen
Envirocare of Texas
Ward County
Harold Callaway
KLBO
Monahans
Callaway
Friends of
Envirocare
Jim
Liz Martinez
The
Friends of Ward County
Ballot Question On Envirocare Waste Facility Sidelined For May
Monahans ward county attorney Kevin Acker seeks resident input on Envirocare of Texas low level waste plans. He may pursue a public nuisance case in court if protests grow. Acker collaborates with Grandfalls council member Don Howell to push a nonbinding referendum, but May voting won t include nuclear questions. November remains a possible option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahans — Ward
Kevin Acker
Envirocare of
Texas
Acker
Grandfalls
Don Howell
Howell
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