Odessa College Trustees canvass election results
Odessa College board will canvass results at 12 30 p m in the presidential conference room on the second floor of the Administration Building. Tommy Clark 50 defeated Ed Rowland 64 on May 11 for Place 9. Royce Bodiford takes Place 3 and Neil Grape Place 6 replacing Ralph McCain and Walter Smith. The other two vacancies were cancelled as Unconvested.
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Road work to install signals on Eastridge and Faudree roads
Construction begins Monday on traffic signal installations at Eastridge Road and Faudree Road and on the Highway 19 service roads. Lane closures will occur at multiple spots as work proceeds at both sites simultaneously, with Eastridge signals expected first and all signals active by early July. Left turn flashing yellow arrows will be added at both locations to reduce queuing and boost driver awareness. Messages will warn motorists days before activation.
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A Look at Immigration Illegals Struggle in Court
An Odessa woman, Maria, describes life as an undocumented immigrant seeking citizenship and college access, while Midland attorney Rick Barrera explains immigration law’s two sides. The piece surveys federal cases from 2010 to 2013 and previews sections on citizenship paths and related classes.
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Dual Language Magnet School Fosters Multilingual Classrooms
In Cameron Dual Language Magnet Elementary, Alba Sabuco and Diana Escontrias guide students in a room where Spanish dominates daily instruction. Students whisper that English isn’t spoken, a light ruse to boost immersion as both teachers model bilingual pedagogy and cooperation.
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Immigration status not a factor for public schools
Education officials remind districts they cannot bar students from elementary or secondary school enrollment based on citizenship or immigration status. Federal guidance emphasizes schools must accept all children regardless of background, with the Department of Education reiterating the prohibition in letters to districts.
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