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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2001
Page
10
The Ottawa High School homecoming parade is set for 6 p.m. Wednesday with the theme Under the Sea. It starts at Kramer's Drug and ends at City Park, featuring homecoming king and queen candidates and multiple floats. The Cyclone homecoming game follows on Sept 28 against Sumner Academy.
Joshua Connor a 15 month old from Chanute learns and signs with other children at Becky’s Day Care. His parents Stacey and Jeffrey credit sign language for boosting Joshua’s verbal abilities and closer parent child interaction. Joshua’s family moved from Lawrence to Chanute in June and now the toddlers at the center also pick up signs from video and Joshua’s example.
Ottawa High School recognized students and faculty for achievements during the 2001 Evening of Excellence. Recipients included Perfect Attendance honorees, Academic Letter recipients across 2000 2001 classes, National Honor Society inductees, and multiple 4 0 GPA awardees across classes 2002 2003 and 2004 Surnames and full names appear for each list and the event highlights school recognition of both students and staff.
Missouri Board of Education designated five Kansas City schools as academically deficient under the Outstanding Schools Act. Central Northeast Southeast high schools and Central and Martin Luther King middle schools face two years to improve with extra state funding and an advisory board. failure could bring teacher tenure revocation or an emergency school board election.
Fort Hays State University students in the Advanced Technology Students Organization revamp outdated computers donated by UPS and Sykes Enterprises. The refurbished machines will be loaned to Washington Elementary families lacking home computers, supporting early tech exposure and academic work.
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