Alleged theft triggers internal audit at college
Kyle Jennings former Director of Operations at Central Texas College was arrested on felony theft charges and may have used college funds for bogus parking lot repairs. Dean David Carnahan now oversees operations while the college plans a new director of the physical plant and an internal systems audit is funded by the Board of Regents.
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Central Texas College
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Board of Regents
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Dave Grant
Harris County
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College warns students to update measles vaccines
Harris County health officials have LC mail 2,667 postcards urging high risk students to reimmunize for measles. Linda Forys notes 11 Baytown cases and 514 statewide. 32 plus older may not need vaccine. Public notice urges current immunizations for students and staff.
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Young prodigy enrolls in college at 13
Andy LaVergne, 13, skipped junior high and started at Lee College after passing the ASSET test. He says entering college was his own idea, while his mother, Debbie Meyers, began attending LC full time, sparking his interest in her studies.
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LaVergne
Lee College
Ed Monk
Andy
Debbie Meyers
College to voice building needs for science health facility
Lee College Board of Regents ask campus staff to specify facility requirements for a planned science and health care occupations building. The board weighs using the Sears building at 711 W. Texas Ave with renovations estimated at 1.2 million or constructing a new 35 000 square foot facility. Busch Hutchison and Associates and Mason Foster were hired to develop two plans, one for the Sears option and one for a new building, with board decisions expected in two to three months. Bond rating work is underway to finance the project tied to a 5.5 million bond issue approved last May.
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Enrollment up 8.3 percent at LC over spring 1988
Preliminary figures show 3,972 students enrolled for spring 1989 at Lee College, up from 3,666 last spring, signaling growth though Dean Ed Monk warns contact hours and funding may suffer due to many students taking jobs. Early registration details show 336 students used phone registration and 1,837 joined regular registration as registration continued.
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