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CLASS NOTES
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HV student excels in science challenge
John Cook, a student at Hidden Valley Middle School, was one of
400 semifinalists in the Discovery Channel's Young Scientist
Challenge. Cook's science project, "Ornithopter Wing Pitch
Comparison," was chosen from more than 75,000 projects nationwide.
The challenge identifies and honors America's top middle school
students who demonstrate skills in leadership, teamwork and
scientific problem solving.
Military academy cadet receives awards
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Oconomowoc task force narrows school options Elementary school should be built at Pabst Farms development, group says
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Working to narrow a long list of school construction, renovation and closing options, a task force studying the long-range facilities needs of the Oconomowoc School District agreed Monday that a new elementary school should be built at the planned Pabst Farms development. That is in keeping with
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Staffing pushes middle school tab far above elementary school level Report looks at expenses for proposed Waukesha school
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; A new middle school would cost nearly twice as much each year for administrators and support staff as a new elementary school, according to a report that will be discussed tonight. Superintendent David Kampschroer in recent weeks has been suggesting that the School Board and the community consider
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Orrville board talks about new elementary school foundation
Daily Record, The Wooster, OH
; By PAUL LOCHER Staff Writer ORRVILLE DISTRICT -- Talk turned to pencil piles vs. auger piles at the board's meeting. Board members, focusing on the start of construction on the new elementary school, quizzed architect Byron Manchester of Riscuitti Balog and Associates and project manager Tony
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District to build 'upper elementary' school
Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
; The Pine-Richland School District is starting work on the district's first "upper elementary school." All fourth-, fifth- and sixth-graders in the district are scheduled to attend the new school, beginning in 2008. An official groundbreaking ceremony for the $33 million school being built across
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BOARD VOTES TO REVAMP OLD SCHOOL< THE UNUSED MCLEANSVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL WILL BECOME AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.(TRIAD)
The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)
; ... to open next year. Not only will renovations need to be made, but a principal must be hired before teachers and other staff members can be chosen, said Superintendent Terry Grier. Contact Jennifer Fernandez at 373-7064 or jfernandez@news-record.com
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New U-46 middle school boundaries proposed Officials cite elementary school attendance lines as another problem they'll have to confront.(News)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
; Byline: Anna Johnson Daily Herald Staff Writer When the Elgin Area School District U-46 boundary committee began to draw and alter middle school boundaries this spring, it discovered more than once that many elementary school boundaries no longer made any sense. On Monday night, as the volunteer
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U-46 purchases first of six new elementary school sites.(News)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
; Elgin Area School District U-46 this week bought its first of six elementary school sites funded by a $200 million referendum voters passed in March. The district will pay $1.2 million for 13 acres at the southeast corner of Naperville and West Bartlett Roads for a new elementary school in
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Superintendent says earliest new elementary school would open is 2008.
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer (Columbus, GA)
; ... go to http://www.ledger-enquirer.com. (c) 2005, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Ga. Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News. For information on republishing this content, contact us at (800) 661-2511 (U.S.), (213) 237-4914 (worldwide), fax (213) 237-65 ...
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Jefferson will close after 91 years ; Plans call for the elementary school building to be razed sometime next year.
Dayton Daily News
; DAYTON -- On the wall outside Room 311 at Jefferson Elementary School hangs a picture first-grader Damarria Barker drew of her school. Tall like a castle on a high hill, Jefferson towers over Damarria and a friend with two heart-shaped balloons under a yellow sun. "I like Jefferson because it is
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Architect planning West End school; Straka Johnson has been selected to design the new elementary school
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
; The Dubuque Community School District Board chose Straka Johnson as the lead architectural firm as it moves forward with plans to build a West End elementary school next to the new Eleanor Roosevelt Middle School on Radford Road. Teams from both Straka Johnson and the Durrant Group Inc. - each
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