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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 2009

Page

5

Going Back to School Amid Economic Struggles

Ottawa residents push through tough economy by re enrolling in college. CourAGE Crawford, a 2004 Ottawa High School graduate, attends Neo Sho County Community College and Pittsburg State University to gain a degree, saving money while planning a future in education.

Courtney Servaes Herald Sarah Crawford Crawford Ottawa High School Neosho County Community College Chanute Pittsburg State University Pittsburg Russel Whitmer Ottawa USD 290 S. Main St

Free and reduced lunch rates rise in Wellsville schools

The Wellsville School District reports the highest share of students on free and reduced lunches in recent memory at about 30 percent, up from roughly 12 percent in 1997. Franklin County schools show a similar rise, with districts citing economy as a key driver and noting that reaching 40 percent could unlock additional funding opportunities.

Denise O'Dea Wellsville Franklin County Ottawa Dean Katt

Parents hunt deals and conserve school supplies

Ottawa area families face higher costs for back to school items as teachers request students bring in essentials like dry erase markers and paper. Karissa Richardson, mother of two and Lincoln Elementary staffer, notes price hikes and efforts to reuse leftovers and recycle supplies amid a tighter economy. Ottawa seniors Justin Evans and Kylene Howard cite reduced school provision of supplies and conservation practices such as using white boards to limit handouts.

Courtney Servaes Herald Karissa Richardson Richardson Ottawa Lincoln Elementary School Justin Evans Evans Kylene Howard

Teachers stretch budgets supplying class needs

The article reports Howard and West Franklin superintendent Dotson Bradbury on teacher funded supplies. Teachers spend up to about 400 dollars yearly on items like construction paper markers and paint to support students. Budgets are tight as class sizes rise and state requirements grow.

Howard West Franklin Dotson Bradbury Bradbury

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