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S IX - Heppner G azette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 13,2010 LOST STUDENTS -Continued from Page ONE grade, 27 in fifth grade and 25 in sixth grade. Heppner Junior/Senior High School currently has 28 students in seventh grade, 29 in eighth, 27 in ninth, 43 in 10th, 52 in 11th and 33 in 12,h. A.C. Houghton El ementary, Irrigon, kinder garten through grade three, had 257; Irrigon Elemen tary, grades four-six-222; Irrigon High School, grades seven through 12-326; Riv erside High School, Board- man, grades seven-12-408; Sam Boardman Elementary, B oardm an, kindergarten through grade three-303; Windy River Elementary, B oardm an, grades four- six-221; Morrow Education C e n te r-M o rro w C ounty School D istrict students- 4 6 ; MEC-Umatilla School District school district stu dents-18; total-2195. Also at the m eet ing, the b oard voted to abolish the district’s local school com m ittees. The board concluded that the school committee system is not working. Generally no one runs for the positions and consequently the elec tions are an unnecessary expense for the district. A dm inistration also says that the site councils at each school provide much o f the sam e review and advice as any local school committee. In other business, the board: -approved the first reading o f a policy revi sion, adding the statement that retaliation is prohibited against anyone who files a claim o f discrimination, participates in a proceeding into English and vice versa; added a “para-profession al certificate program ” to the accepted “formal state or local academic assess m ent” ; added “ specialist or supervisor” in addition to the classroom teacher that the ed assistant is to assist; added the following tasks that the assistant may be required to do: clerical support, student control, personal care, translation or parent/family involvement activities and media center or com puter laboratory support. -approved the first reading o f policy on per sonal com m unication de vices and social media for staff as follows: staff pos session or use o f personal communications on district property, in district facili ties and while the staff is on or otherw ise opposes dis crimination under federal or state laws. -approved the first reading of a policy revision, adding the statement that veteran’s status and genetic inform ation will be pro tected in the district’s equal opportunity statement. -accepted the first reading of policy revisions concerning the hiring o f e d u c a tio n a l a s s is ta n ts , which added the statement that educational assistants must have a high school diploma or the equivalent, be at least 18 years or older, have stan d ard s o f m ore character as req u ired o f teachers, ed assistants pro viding translation services m ust have know ledge o f and the ability to provide accurate translations from a language other than English 7 A quality a ll season tire with a 7 0 ,0 0 0 m ile warranty. It’s m odem tread pattern provides quality handling for in creased vehicle safety. MOUNTING • AIR CHICKS • R01IIIBNS rie e nu m m *1111 mm ^ duty at district-sponsored activities will be permitted w ith certain lim itations. S ta ff w ill be su b ject to disciplinary action, includ ing dism issal, to use the PCD for illegal purposes, including obscene or por nographic material and will be reported to law enforce ment and other appropriate agencies. Burrows said that use o f the devices by staff on the school grounds will be permitted, but only dur ing staff off-time, such as lunch periods, breaks and after school. -approved a revi sion o f the district’s policy on personal communication devices and social media to include “other digital audio devices (iP O D s)” and banning students from accessing “ social m edia sites using district equip- A : is5P £ 7 0 ,0 0 0 M ILE WARRANTY SALI PRICE P155/80SR11 P165/80SR-13 P185/75SR-14 P195/75SR14 P205/75SR-14 P205/75SR-15 P215/75SR-14 P215/75SR-15 P225/75SR-15 P235/75SR-15 5? t SIZE P175/70SR-13 P185/7QSR-13 i 4 { T P175/70TR-14 44 P185/70SR-14 P195/70SR-14 44 P205/70SR-14 P215/70SR-14 61 P205/70SR-15 P215/70SR-15 P225/70SR-15 SALE PRICE 7198 T in 78.99 8184 fife 51 V 06 80 90 10 101.11 M ?4 QUIET RIDE SALE PRICE SIZE P175/MTR-14 185/65HR-14 P195/B5TR-14 185/65HR-15 P195/65TR-15 P205/65TR-1S P215/65TR-15 P205/65TR-16 P215/65TR-19 235/65TR-16 ißS.üi» 191.93 Ob Ü0 103.94 »10 22 111 47 «10.06 US 91 29 64 SALE PRICE SIZE P185/60HR-14 195/60MR-14 P 1 W /M T R 1 5 P195/60TR-15 P205/60TR 15 P215/60HR-15 P205/60TR-1I PC15/80TR-16 P225/60TR-1« P235/80TR-1I 97 94 9631 90 21 19 14 103 44 25 07 m eo 21.88 25 91 151.80 SIZE P215/M TR-17 P225/60TR-17 205/55HR 16 P205/55TR-16 P225/55TR-16 P225/55TR-17 205/50HR-15 P215/50TR-17 ’ 43 78 146 M 34 11 30 38 80 J5 ’ 6 0 OP i f 21 159 72 OBS B ist J MOUNTINE • AIR CHICKS - HUMIONS riee nu m in - hiihihiih The Open Counlry M/T oilers an aggressive over The shoulder yead design. Also, the computer de sign allows for a low noise level The 7-ply tread Is made up of the following: 2-steel bells. 2 nylon cap plys and 3-plys polyester $ EXCELLENT TRACTION & ON/OFF ROAD PERFORMANCE ^ 7-PLY TREAD PROTECTION m 3-PLY POLYESTER SIDEWALL LT31S/6M'20/10 IT2J5/I5*-1«/10 17255/856-11/(0 17245/758-18/10 LT265/756-16/10 LT2I5/758-1I/10 LT315/7M-14/10 LT285/758-17/10 LT2S5/7SR-1I/10 LT295/7M-17/10 LT205/7M-17/10 LT30577M.lt/10 IT275/7M-10/10 LT30S/7M-10/0 IT275/65R 20/10 31/1050011-13/0 33/10500-15/1 33/12500-15/0 35/125000-17/10 33/125000-10/10 1401.95 35/125000-10/10 I 371.23 I 237.50 33/125000-20/10 E 77 99 I 772.31 35 125005 20 10 E 386.51 i 750 19 33/125000-22/10 E 99 ’ D I 757.34 35/129000-22/10 E <51 90 1211.99 33/13000-15/0 C 240,99 I 337 30 35/135000-15/1 C 287.50 C 359.6« 37/135000-17/10 E 559 77 i 353.50 37/13SM-10/0 • 416.37 I 303 40 30/135000-10/0 1451.41 I 330.42 37/135000-20/10 I 411 44 E 303 67 30/135000-20/0 I 365.17 37/135000-22/10 1 463.12 1 175 16 37/135000-24/10 E '04.4(1 E 35 92 37/145000-15/0 C C 203.28 31/155000-10/0 B 447.48 C 773 97 30/155000-20/1 C 237 S3 40/155000-20/0 a «15 40 E 59.03 «0/155000-22/0 a 712.61 E 151.20 I 0 m 07 I am» Ä*"*S • I ! I ment on district property or at d istric t-sp o n so re d activities unless the posting is approved by a district representative. The district will not be liable for infor- m ation/com m ents posted by students on social media Web sites,” “such as, but not lim ited to Facebook, MySpace and Twitter.” -approved the fol lowing employment action: resignations/retirem ents- Colleen Cunningham, ACH English language learner teacher, who requested to finish the year in a half-time position under a job-share scenario; Martie McQuain, IJSHS head girls’ basketball coach; employment-Melis- sa Dunn, SBE tem porary assistant cook, replacing Bonnie Matlack; Minerva D eL o era, RHS ELL ed assistan t (reh ired ); Bart Prouty, ACH three-fourths tim e assistant custodian; prom otion-Storm y Bote- fuhr, from IJH assistant volleyball coach to head volleyball coach; extra duty contracts-Stormy Botefuhr, Joy Hearn, IJH assistant volleyball coach, IJSHS assistant g irls’ basketball coach (did not resign this position when she resigned regular employment as an ed a ssista n t); R ick G e rard, IJH assistant football coach. -approved the ap pointm ent o f Nicole M a honey as a budget com m itte e m e m b e r at th e recommendation o f board member Thad Killingbeck. Mahoney agreed to serve another term. -approved a request from Ricky Fay, Irrigon Ju nior/Senior High School teacher, for an educational stu d e n t trip to the East Coast. -heard from Bur rows about a possible dras tic and immediate raising of state standards required o f students w hich could a v ersely affe c t M orrow County Schools. “I’m not against higher standards,” said Burrows. He added, h o w e v e r, th a t te a c h e rs should have received ad vance notice o f the changes in time to prepare and teach toward those standards. -learned from Bur rows that the state school funding estimate is holding at 5.736 billion, a nine per cent decrease from spring estimates. -heard the follow ing announcements: Thurs day, October 28-end o f the first nine-weeks; Monday, N ovem ber 8-next board m eeting, 7 p.m.. Morrow E ducation C enter, Irrig on; Thursday, November ll-V eteran’s Day holiday; Thursday-Friday, Novem ber 11-14, Oregon School Board Association fall con vention, Portland. » The Open Country A/T offers aggressive wet fraction with exceptional m ile a g e tor pickups, vans and SUVs. Tread resists aquaplaning and helps increase snow traction _____ JL „ * 0 AGGRESSIVE W ET TRACTION mime • in emeus • uunoiisi i i m in • mt min Ef & M O D ERN DESIGN M O N EY BACK GUARANTEE T ali s T iT SALE SALE SIZE A LOAD RANGE PRICE SIZE A LOAD RANGE PRICE SIZE A LOAD RANGE PRICE SIZE A LOAD RANGE PRICE 170.17 P24I/0STR-17 IT215/S5R 11/10 E 182.54 LT245/75R-10/0 C 195.17 P255 70SR10 103 52 LTJB5/I0R-20/10 E 124 18 LT235/I5R 11/10 E 19* M LT24S/75R-1I/1I E I95.BS P20S/70TR 16 202 4« LT32S/60R 20/1 B Ü * 17 183 SS P2S5/05SR 17 200 77 P20S/0SSR-17 4*1» 98 LT235 WR-17/H E 247 5« LT205/73R-10/6 C 211.B0 P275/70HR-16 20S 32 LT3S0/BBR-2B 214 67 P205/75SR-15 «34 21 LT2M/7SR-1I/1I E 229 50 P235/7BBR-17 275/0STR-17 237.03 2SS/SSNR-1B P215/75SR-15 202.77 P26S/6SSR 16 2203« P275/55SR-26 v s Oil 131 #7 LT205/75R 16 * B 217. | l P245/70SR-17 21140 P275/IBTR-1I P225/75SR-15 148 12 LT205/75R-10/I 0 243.64 P255.70SR-17 242 02 LT2BS/55R 28/1B E US 29 107 4« LT275/0STR-1I/IC 221.45 LT305/55R 20/10 E JSfi.27 P235/75SR15 «44 25 LT315/75R-18/I 0 m . n P205/7HR-17 244.40 LT275/6SR 16/10 E 23101 2I5/S0TR 20 M -iS P23S/7SSR-1SXI 151-47 LT245/75R-17/10 E 256.94 P20S/70TR-17 ■V. ft« P205/75SR 15 163 ¡5 LT2B6/75R-17/1I B 290.10 P2M/70TR-10 211!« IT205/05R-1I/10 E 205 82 105 50T* 20 P205 70SR-1« 287 38 IT32S/65R-1I/I 0 2*2 60 LT205/50R 22/10 E <>- 48 P225/75RH 158 42 IT7I5/75B-18 1B E P22Í/70SR-14 LTJS5/65R-1I/0 0 333 74 IT305/SOR-22.10 E SI P23I/75R-1I LT38S/70R-10/10 E 277.88 163 9! P24S/75SR-1I IS* 64 P22S/70TR-15 140. *7 LT249/70R-17/1I E LT27S/0SR-20/10 E 2*5 00 LT32S/5ÌR-22/10 E - K 15 t J3 9J) P2I5/7BSR-15 P265 75SR-16 151.14 LT205/70R-17/10 E 25112 235 60HR 17 171 8« LT32Si 50R 24,10 E k i i a P235/75SR-17 v.f. 9J ¿Wt 5¡ P2BS/78SR-1S 175.03 LT285/70R 17/10 E 268.91 P27S/0BTR-17 109 M 30S/4SSR 22 P24S/75AR-17 15117 LT329/70R-17/I B 539.79 P26S MSR t l 236 4* 305 40SR 22 ■:s P215/70IR-1B P2SS/75SR-17 E 175 38 P22S/70SR 16 228 4« 30 050SR 15/6 C 171 2H «M «2 LT275/70R-U/10 E 202 00 20S/0MR-16 183.27 2S5/45NR-16 170 45 P275/60TR 20 267 57 3M0SOSR 1S/6 C ' »ti 3« LT235/75R-15/S C 1M 712 P235/7BTR-1I P23S/WNR-17 LT22S, 75R 14/10 E i m IT325/60R 11/0 1 P245/7BSR-16 ■ ■ gmieieï MGI l D tarmimi Rum run nmn terns mt aims immifiQwmE '(mMHD rnrnrn tot snuis ss timi RIGHT NOW ALSO, SELECT PASSENGER CAR SHOCKS AND STRUTS... LES SCHWAB ON SALE! 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