California schools face historic budget cuts and layoffs
California public schools confront a looming 15.4 billion deficit with potential 21.3 billion shortfall if ballot measures fail. Gov. Schwarzenegger outlines cuts of 3 to 5.3 billion for K-12 and community colleges, amid layoffs, larger classes, program closures, and a shortened year.
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School Notebook May 18 22 Busy Week at Odessa District
District calendar lists daily morning assemblies and themed weeks at Carver and Blackshear schools, field days and splash days across multiple campuses, plus special events: PTAs, immunizations, music programs, and ongoing tutoring, clubs, and celebrations. Key events include field days for K to 6, a Music City Mall skating trip, and a varsity track and field day.
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Allyson Munoz Educator Profile From Ireland School
Allyson Munoz teaches special education inclusion and content mastery at Ireland School in Midland. She grew up in Midland, earned a degree from Lubbock Christian University, and works with her husband Rudy and children Cody and Ansley. Her mission blends varied activities, technology, and movement to reach every student. Educator profiles are provided by the institution and contact is 333-7786.
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Around the Basin Activities in Odessa and Area
Community events listed include a free noon art talk Transformation of People Objects Ideas at Ellen Noél Art Museum on University Blvd with lunch bring your own. Also AARP driver safety at First United Methodist Church. Water Wise program at Commemorative Air Force. Odessa Regional Medical Center junior volunteers registration. Westside Senior Center fund drive seeking 185000 to expand facilities. Juneteenth men's basketball tournament at UTPB. Globe Theatre Camp Shakespeare registration. and Permian Basin Area Foundation scholarships with May deadlines.
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