Anderson Valley PTA News Highlights School Changes and Events
Community gathering in Boonville welcomes new and returning teachers at the high school cafe teria. District superintendent Robert Mathias notes no elementary hires this year due to enrollment drop. Several past teachers left. activity covers PTA plans for district meeting, renovations, and a rededic ation. Community members from Boonville and beyond attend gatherings, elections, rummage sales, and Grange events as local schools adjust to enrollment shifts.
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Anderson Valley Unified Schools
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Robert Rutledge
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Seattle
Prentice Cuftese and
Taaderims
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Los Angeles
Bach
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Cniversity
California
Miffed Sleeper Adani Charged After Shooting Ri fle
In Bologna Italy 25 year old Paolo Adani who hates noise fired a rifle at a motorcycle in a public place after it disturbed his nap. The rider Giovanni Paparo aged 17 notified police who charged Adani with firing a rifle.
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UPI
Paolo Adani
Giovanni Paparo
Adani
Irons Visit Reno Leaders Return From Oregon
Ford Lloyd and son of Reno host Mrs. Smoot and her brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. William Irons of Alhambra for a week. They have just returned from Oregon.
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Mrs
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Ford Lloyd and Son
Reno, Nev
Emmet Smoot
Mad Arsonist Threats Shake Monmouth Town
In Monmouth Illinois a mad arsonist phoned mayor Allen Walters vowing more fires unless the pottery works close. Police with rifles patrolled as four fires across local industries hit in a month of threats. Ten thousand residents and Monmouth College students helped guard streets and businesses.
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Walters
Western Stoneware Co
Cold no longer excuse for absence, Savannah district says
The Chatham County School Board approved requiring students with colds to attend school unless they have a temperature of 100.9 degrees or higher, following a Georgia Medical Society recommendation. The move aims to reduce high absentee rates caused by colds, despite concerns about student health.
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Savannah
Chatham County School Board
Georgia Medical Society
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