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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2013
Page
5
A 16 year old student urges a June 4 vote on a school district bond for West Franklin. She defends the current board, condemns misinformation, and calls for unity and fair play, noting threats over the bond and the need for updated education tech.
Katelyn, a fifth grader from Williamsburg Elementary, asks residents to vote yes on the district bond. She emphasizes unity of Williamsburg Pomona Appanoose communities within one school district and hopes to graduate as a West Franklin Falcon.
Prom season brings planning stress as girls coordinate dress flowers and dinner while many boys look forward to it ending. West Franklin High hosted prom last week, with some students choosing to attend stag to reduce drama and pressure.
Meagan Findley, a West Franklin High School senior, explores prom as a stress filled yet magical night. The piece notes the focus on self and the fun of dressing up with friends, while acknowledging the planning and anticipation surrounding the event.
The Franklin County Early Childhood Coordinating Council hosts an open house at the Ottawa school board office from 6 30 to 7 30 PM for parents and children birth to five. Representatives from Tiny K Early Intervention and Early Childhood Special Education will answer questions on development.
Dr. Ryan Cobbs outlines six annual measurable objectives for Ottawa High School next year. Key items include Gap Graduation and Participation AMOs, with current rates and required improvements, plus concerns on how assessments will look under Common Core. Subgroup performance, banked scores, and potential double testing create transition challenges for staff and students.
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