Langston completes D.C. internship and more in school news
Ottawa student Erin Langston 21 returns from a Department of Veterans Affairs internship in Washington D C where she interviewed veterans about benefits helped interview veterans on local TV and set up a veterans questions site. She studied at American University while pursuing junior year at Emporia State University.
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Fed launches education site on monetary policy for students
The Federal Reserve unveiled a new Internet site to teach how monetary policy affects the economy. Chairman Greenspan said the site aims to improve information resources for educators students and others and supplements economics and social studies classes with history rate changes and a FED101 quiz.
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Miami school chief fired over leadership concerns
The Miami Dade County school board voted 6 to 3 to dismiss superintendent Roger C. Cuevas, 58, after criticisms of his leadership and handling of district admin issues. Board chair Perla Tabares Hantman said performance deteriorated since May and cited probe into over $2 million in land deals for new schools. Cuevas declined to comment as he left the meeting.
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Fifth graders map Ottawa history in living timeline
Eisenhower Elementary students staged a living timeline recounting local history from the Ottawa and Osage Indians to modern developments like the Wal-Mart Distribution Center. The project included research on Ottawa University and notable events such as the 1951 flood and 1875 potato fires, with tours of the Old Depot Museum enriching their study.
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Petition opposing NCCC levy ruled presumptively valid
Neosho County Community College protest petition against a proposed mill levy is presumed valid per a Kansas Attorney General opinion. The ruling affirms the petition's validity despite omitting the words and a registered elector and states the board may proceed or not call a special election as it sees fit.
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