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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1996

Page

4

OMS Students Shine at Kansas Regional Math Contest

Ottawa Middle School sent teams to the Kansas Association of Teachers of Mathematics regional contest in Lawrence on February 24. More than 450 students from about 50 schools competed across four tests including number sense, geometry, problem solving, and an open-ended section. Several OMS students placed in the top 10 across grades six, seven, and eight, with notable scores in number sense and problem solving. Scores advance to state, with an awards ceremony planned in May and state winners notified in mid March.

Ottawa Kansas Association of Teachers of Mathematics Lawrence Kansas Kit Evans Matthew Thomas Nicole LaMastres Evans LaMastres Mara Serhal Kevin Butler Christina Dickinson Kathryn McCurdy Josh Skiles Sam Hood Katie Ransom Jerod Brooks Jennifer Staneslow Steve Ketchum John Kraemer Kraemer Ketchum Justin Mitchell Garett Nilges

Frogs visit Garfield Elementary for dissection lesson

Third Grade Garfield students welcomed Ottawa High School tutors from Independent Inquiry to their class. Erin Dailey, Andy Derousseau, and Austin O'Dea led frog dissections, revealing lungs heart and internal organs. One frog had glass in its stomach, another a bug.

Jennifer Harness Garfield Elementary Egs Ottawa High School Cynthia Montague Erin Dailey Andy Derousseau Austin O'Dea Erin Andy Austin Independent Inquiry Brad O'Dea Ottawa Montague

Local students earn national band honors at OMS

Ottawa Middle School announces twelve students nominated for the United States National Band Award. Sixth to eighth graders are evaluated on grades activities leadership and musicianship with recommendations. Nominees include Steven Ketchum Josh Howard Emily Petersen Jason Eichenberger Kathryn McCurdy Heath Parkin Melissa Walters Nick Wilson Crystal Thrall Holly Shepard Rachel Simmons Teal Ludwick.

Welve Ottawa Middle School OMS Steven Ketchum Josh Howard Emily Petersen Jason Eichenberger Kathryn McCurdy Heath Parkin Melissa Walters Nick Wilson Crystal Thrall Holly Shepard Rachel

Clinton and Gore lead White House drug policy dialogue

President Clinton opened a White House conference on drugs at Eleanor Roosevelt High School urging youth to avoid drugs. Barry McCaffrey said community action is key and 15 pharmaceutical firms pledged a 33 million pool to fund drug use detection and treatment materials to doctors, parents, and teachers. Vice President Gore and officials Shalala and Reno attended and called for stronger ties among doctors, parents, teachers, and police.

Reenbelt MD. G Clinton America Washington Barry McCaffrey White House Eleanor Roosevelt High School al Gore Health and Human Services Donna Shalala Janet Reno Reno

Miss Kansas to address area students

Amy Keller Miss Kansas will speak to Pomona and Appanoose grade schools on March 22 about dangers of alcohol and drug abuse. She tours Kansas schools co sponsored by Miss Kansas Pageant and Kansas Children's Service League. Keller shares how a drunk driving accident took her best friend.

Amy Keller Kansas Great Bend Wichita State University

Personal touch brightens locker at Ottawa Middle School

Amanda Wiltle reports on an eighth grade student who decorates a locker with a sister’s senior photo a Disney World mug many photos from friends magnetic puppy notes band cutouts and a collection of keepsakes proving the locker is a personal space seen at start and end of 36 weeks of school

Amanda Wiltle Ottawa Middle School Disney World The Cranberries

Seventh graders mark MLK Day with poetry and speech

Students in Mrs. Sue McClaran and Mrs. Donna Gladman seventh grades studied Martin Luther King Jr on January 15. The classes read Langston Hughes and heard the I Have A Dream speech. A TA praised the activity as important for recognizing King and minority histories, and a student suggested doing it again next year.

Sue McClaran Donna Gladman Martin Luther King Jr Langston Hughes Gladman McClaran King Travis Carly

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