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Petition creates funding dilemma for districtApril 26, 2010
Some of you may have heard some discussion regarding a protest petition that has been circulated in the community. Last last week I was notified by the County Clerk that a protest petition has been received in the clerk’s office. The protest petition was to the resolution that the Board of Eduction has passed in late February for the Capital Outlay mill levy. The state requires that school districts set their maximum budget authority for capital outlay funds every five years. Our resolution expired this year and in...
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Wrestlers Make Trip to StateJackson DeLay · March 1, 2010
Holton qualified five wrestlers for the state tournament. Two out of the five placed. Kane and Drake Lovvorn finished 5th and 4th respectively. The Lovvorn cousins each entered with a hefty resume and high... [Read more]
Colorado
Susan Iverson, Holtonian Editor · December 3, 2009
On November 24th, at Colorado School the Kindergarten and pre-school classes got together to have a feast with fellow classmates and teachers. “ “My favorite part is the feast,” said Rees Holaday in Mrs. Tuleys... [Read more]
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John Hall visits Central Elementary SchoolKaitlyn Dubreuil, Central Elementary School · October 12, 2009
When John Hall came to school, he was funny. He asked us questions and told us what inspired him to write “How to get a Gorilla Out of Your Bathtub” and Micky Mcmuffin’s Ear.” For “How... [Read more]
HMS
Mr. Seymour tests the bridge his students built.
6th Grade Builds Their EducationJackson DeLay · January 28, 2010
6th graders build bridges, make lego robots, and many more activities in Mr. Seymour’s technology class. This is the beginning class that introduces the students to a variety of electronic devices. Eventually... [Read more]
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Former editor cites journalism valueAugust 29, 2010
Mr. Chris Grenz of Lenexa, Kansas wrote in support of the value of journalism class. Journalism classes across Kansas have received career and technical education funds from the State of Kansas. Under new guidelines... [Read more]



