Local students named for Shrine Bowl band and honors
The Kansas Masonic All-State Marching Band will perform in the Shrine parade and Shrine Bowl in Manhattan on July 28, with 200 plus musicians from Kansas high schools. Local selections include Eric Bushman of Ottawa High and Jessica Criqui of Pomona High. The Shrine Bowl supports Shriner's Hospitals for Children, raising over 250,000 annually.
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Kansas Masonic
Manhattan
Kansas
Eric Bushman
Ottawa High School
Jessica Criqui
Pomona
Shriner's
KU Spring Honor Roll Highlights Local Students Across Counties
Lawrence KU announces spring 2001 honor roll with 4000 plus names. Local honorees include Franklin County Ottawa seniors Jared Wayne Walker and Megan Alyssa Coatney, plus juniors and seniors across liberal arts, sciences, pharmacy, engineering, and business in Wellsville, Anderson County Garnett, Baldwin, Osage County Lyndon, and Richmond. The list notes varying criteria by academic unit and required credit hours.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Franklin County Lane
Jared Wayne Walker
Ottawa
Michael Vernon Bennett
Tanner Dean Brownrnga
Megan Alyssa Coatney
Christine Elizabeth Frye
Bethany Rebecca Harris
James Michael Herjein
Kathryn Jean Mccurdy
Mekaela Jo Nichols
Ryan M Stringer
Mary Olive Thompson
Richmond
Eliah Matthew Bures
Wellsville
Beth Nicole Dwyer
Kristen Nicole Sammsel
Anderson County Garnett
Taylor Lawrence Brummel
Matthew Aaron Caldwell
Andrew Blair Hermreck
Dennis Eugene Hermreck
Liberal
Melissa
First lady urges feedback to improve teacher training
Laura Bush calls on future teachers to tell their colleges what prepared them and what did not as she opens a White House conference on early childhood education. She notes uneven accreditation and cites Education Week on burnout and turnover among new teachers.
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Washington
Laura Bush
Associated Press
Bush
White House
Georgetown University
Rod Paige
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Tommy Thompson
Colleges of Education
National Council For Accreditation of Teacher Education
Art Wise
Wise
National Education Association
91 year old history professor still teaching at Wilberforce
Paul McStallworth, age 91, leads four classes at Wilberforce University with 36 students and shows no plan to retire. He recalls Alabama roots, family losses, and his early schooling while stressing a lifelong work ethic amid a career noted as unusually long for a college instructor.
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Wilberforce, Ohio
Paul McStallworth
Wilberforce University
Solomon Watkins
Bloomington
Cameron McCray
Cincinnati
American Association of University Professors
U.S
McStallworth
Dayton
Flatwoods
Ala
Monongahela, Pa
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Hays
Kasey Hays
National Society of Collegiate Scholars
Kansas State University
NSCS
Central Heights
Ellis Road
Board of Education
SRS
Central Office
Teresa Powers
Renee Hermreck
Laura Jann Kissel
Teresa Margaret Schreffler
Miranda Jane Schuster
Douglas County
Baldwin
Timothy John Donohue
Josh Benjamin Hart
Lloyd Harrison Hemphill
George Thomas Holland
Kendra Rebecca Knight
Daniel Shane Mcfarlane
Sarah Michelle Miller
Osage County
Lyndon
Joseph Henry Hawkins
Peirce
S. Main
G. Willikers
Alabama
Walnut
War Garage Sale
Ottawa Herald
Osbelh Town and Country
Ottawa Area
The
Franklin County
Cedar
Ottawaherald.com
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