Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner Oregon Wednesday, May 16, 2001 - NINE
Ione site council meets
School
District
graduation
requirements. The school board is
expected to adopt the new
requirem ents at this month's
meeting. The major changes are
that Integrated I is no longer a
requirement but any math can count
for two math requirem ents. The
technology requirement would be
an elective rather than a requirement.
The CIM (Certificate o f Initial
Mastery) would be excluded as a
graduation requirement. The student
would still have opportunity to get
an endorsement on their diplom a
showing that they have completed
their CIM requirements. lone would
continue to have higher standards
than the state (requiring more credits
than does the state) and the council
was assured that the students who
are college-bound will still exceed
the requirem ents in order to
accom plish their goals. The INS
(Citizenship) test would continue
to be a requirement as well as the
job em ployability kkills.
Summer School- Summer school
be held again this year at the
Heppner Elementary School. School
will be held from 8 a.m. to 12 noon,
five days per week. Cathy Halvorsen
will be one o f the assistant teachers.
Steve Schaber - m ath project
presentation that his seventh grade
A meeting o f the lone Site
Council was held Wednesday, May
9.
Salli McElligott was asked to
be the site council's student member
and she accepted. She will report
back to the student council and
request an official appointment.
Bond levy update -lone Principal
Mike Stuart spoke to ICABO and
the district still needs votes overall
to the bond issue a valid vot£ A
group o f individuals will be calling
to remind people to vote
State test results-test results were
reviewed indicating the number of
students from each grade who
exceeded, met, conditionally met
or did not meet the benchmarks
NW RL math grant update- A
group lsworking on this grant. Barb
Collin is the lone representative.
Student-led conferences- Mike
Stuart discussed the value of tudent-
led conferences. He said that
student-led conferences help
students set goals for the next year.
He discussed having students do
these conferences up through the
10th grade. Conferences this year
are scheduled for May 30-31.
Graduation requirements update -
The first reading o f proposed
changes to the M orrow County
May 17th ~ Thursday
BBQ Rib Dinner starting at 6 p.m.
A special Initiation will follow at 8 p.m.
BINGO BACK ON WEDNESDAYS STARTING AT 7:00
p .m .
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math students com pleted. The
assignment was to build a doghouse
according to a specification diagram
There were some exact mathematical
specifications that had to be
followed in order to get all the points
on the project. Classes other than
the seventh graders wanted to work
on the project too, so they were able
to do the project as extra credit.
They did elaborate art work as well
as the design and also they were
taught some economic and financial
information regarding the houses.
Budget update - the budget
com m ittee met and no cuts or
reduction program s are expected
in lone. It is basically a status quo
budget. There will be an additional
staff position in Imgon for a special
education position. If the bond
passes, some maintenance money
can be transferred out o f lone's
current m aintenance budget.
Reading activity update -teacher
Dean Robinson and Principal Mike
Stuart agreed to lose their facial
hair and it did happen. Stuart's
m ustache is still off, however
Robinson's beard seems to be re
appearing. For every book K-5 read,
students got to put a paper chain
on a link. The kids K-8 read a total
o f 2,421 books; kindergarten-666;
first grade-530; second-532; third-
364; fourth and fifth-4,725 pages;
sixth through eighth-14,100 pages.
The program started April 4 and
ended April 24.
School Improvement Report -
Next phase. Stuart was asked to
submit a summary o f how lone is
doing on the school improvement
plan. Mike Keown sent some
statistics showing the RIT scores
so that site council members could
see whether the goal to improve
those scores was achieved. The
scores have, in fact, gone up. The
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Board ol Directors
A meeting ol the
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next phase was to submit a goal.
The goal has been submitted for
lone and next year will be the
planning stage The following year
will be the implementation o f that
goal. Site m embers felt the RIT
scores came up because the teachers
as a whole focused on the goals.
Request for summer workshop
funds - Dale Holland has a request
to attend a summer math workshop
held at BMCC. It involves heavy
equipment operations and math
skills. It was agreed to that he be
given the money for the workshop
Honors and Recognition Teacher
Appreciation Day - Stuart suggested
that people call a teacher and tell
him that he is appreciated them.
BMCC Skills Challenge winners:
Internet Scavenger Hunt - Cory
Bennetto, second, Ashley Carmack,
third; Job Interview - Syd Tullis,
third place; Egg Drop - Adam
Neiffer, first place; Metric 400 -
Derek Campbell, third place; Design
of Metric 400 - Clayton Bergstrom,
first place; Recreational M ath -
Johnny Collin, Jeff Hunt, Paul
Neiffer, all tied for first place;
BioMania - Sara Barrow and Caitlm
Orem, first place; Chemistry Lab -
Jeremiah M cElligott and Shelby
Krebs, second place.
* 1A through 4A girls tennis team
won state wide Dairy Farmers
academic award for highest GPA.
* The boys and girls track and
boys tennis team were in the top
ten for 1A.
. * Darlene M arquardt's tech
class had an article in the paper
telling about the web site that they
wrote for the city of lone. According
to Mike Stuart, the work was
impressive and is a learning of real
life work skills.
Tuesday, May 22, has been set
for the high school awards.
The council's next meeting will
be September 12. The new parent
representative will be elected at the
Booster Club m eeting early in
September as Debbie Radie's term
will be completed. She can be re
elected.
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________ . The purpose ol this meeting is to discuss the budget Its
Willow C reek Park Distnct
the fiscal year beginning July 1. 2001 as approved by th e .
. Budget Committee.
A summary of lha budget s presented below. A copy of the budget may be inspected o< obtained at U -f p j ) ' y )
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Anticipated
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tobacco issues. This preem pting
would run roughshod over the
principle of local control and would
further the tobacco industries"
agenda in Oregon. It would also
dismantle Oregons’ successful
tobacco prevention and education
program.
May your readers be encouraged
com m unity effort to locally
to
contact
our senator, Ted Ferrioli,
discourage tobacco prevention
by
phoning
him at (503) 986-1728.
programs. It is public knowledge
that the tobacco industry has worked He can also be reached by fax at
hand in hand with other industries (503) 986-1958 or by e-mail at
in funding some o f our legislators ferrioli.sen@ state.or.us.
(s) Vie Oliver
in return for the expectation o f their
Heppner
votes to preem pt established
legislation giving local control over
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To the Editor:
As part o f the Tobacco Free
Coalition o f Oregon (TOFCO), I
would like to urge voters here in
Morrow Country to contact our state
senators regarding HB 3953. a
current bill before Oregons' Senate.
This bill would nullify any
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Contact senator on tobacco bill
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triple jum p with a jum p o f 33-3.
This was the final track meet
before the district meet that was
held on May 12 at the Hermiston
High School track.
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The lone girls' team finished
second overall and first in the 1A
schools. The 400m relay team o f
Amellia Peck, Cyndi Heagy, Natalie
McElligott and Diana McElligott
took second place with a time o f
53.97. Diana McElligott finished
first in the 200m with a time o f
27.28, took first in the 400m with
a time o f 1 02.9 and placed third
in the 100m with a time o f 12.%.
Cyndi Heagy took sixth place in
the 400m with a time o f 1:08.89.
She also took sixth place in the
200m with a time o f 29.33.
Amellia Peck finished third in
the 100m hurdles with a time o f
17.30. She also finished fifth in the
300m hurdles with a time o f 54.63.
Natalie McElligott finished first
in the high jump with a jump o f 5-0,
finished third in the long jump with
a jum p o f 14-6 and second in the
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By Dave Radie
lone Cardinals track teams
competed at the pre-district track
m eet held at Condon on May 5.
The lone boys' track team
finished in fourth place overall, but
second in the 1A schools. The 400m
relay team o f Mike Radie, Andrew
Rietmann, Brad Bumght and Brooks
Rea took first place with their season
best time o f 45 .41.
Andrew Rietmann finished first
in the 100m with a time o f 11.26.
He also took first in the 200m with
a time o f 23.44 and placed sixth
in the triple jum p with a jum p o f
37-8. Brooks Rea finished fifth in
the 100m with a time o f 11.78. He
also finished second in the high
jum p with a jum p o f 5-10.
Mike Radie placed sixth in the
200m with a time o f 25.15. Brad
Bum ght took second in the 300m
hurdles with a time of 43.88. Cory
Bennetto placed sixth in the shot
put with a throw o f 40-9. He also
finished fourth in the discus with
a throw o f 122-2 and fifth in the
javelin with a throw o f 154-6.
Heppner Gazette-Times
a basis ol accounting that * 0 consistent: □ not consistent with the basis o l accounting used dunng the preceding year. Major changes,
if any, and their efleet on the budget, are explained below.
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