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Victoria Reese, Battle Creek, Mich.
Jonathan Rinehart, Wyoming, Mich.
Maria Salinas, Lake Orion, Mich.
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Miguel Torres, Lansing, Mich.
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James Shaka Senghor White, Detroit, Mich.
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Adrian Brown, Indianola, Miss.
Reginald Buckley, Jackson, Miss.
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Constance Burwell, Jackson, Miss.
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Tiffany Graves, Ridgeland, Miss.
Derek Greenfield, Lorman, Miss.
Donna Ladd, Jackson, Miss.
Shannon Malone, Clinton, Miss.
Ashley McKay, Tunica, Miss.
Kimberly Merchant, Indianola, Miss.
Shelia Nabors, Tupelo, Miss.
Aisha Nyandoro, Jackson, Miss.
Diann Payne, Gaultier, Miss.
LeKesha Perry, Starkville, Miss.
Kenisha Potter, Clinton, Miss.
Jennifer Riley-Collins, Clinton, Miss.
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Dennis Dillon, Pearl River, La.
Kimberly Dilosa, Harvey, La.
David Emond, New Orleans, La.
Roxanne Franklin, New Orleans, La.
Larry Irvin, New Orleans, La.
Happy Johnson, New Orleans, La.
Kurt Jostes, New Orleans, La.
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Lucia Carmona, Las Cruces, N.M.
Carnell Chosa, Santa Fe, N.M.
Carlos Contreras, Albuquerque, N.M.
Casey Douma, Laguna, N.M.
Mabel Gonzalez, Farmington, N.M.
Tim Keller, Albuquerque, N.M.
Carmen Lopez, Corrales, N.M.
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Santo Domingo Pueblo, N.M.
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Jeremy Oyenque, Santa Clara Pueblo, N.M.
Moises Padilla, Albuquerque, N.M.
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Adrian Pedroza, Albuquerque, N.M.
Gilbert Ramirez, Albuquerque, N.M.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT ViewPoints
Key Club MembersCelebrate a Year of Service
Members of the Lakeview High School Key Club in March joined clubsfrom across Michigan for the Annual District Convention in Grand Rapids.Six Lakeview club members and staff advisors Irene Mayfield and KatieNewburn spent much of the conference participating in service projectsincluding packaging life-saving meals for families in Haiti, makingblankets for children with cancer, and making cooling packs for soldiers.
The group took time out to celebrate the accomplishments of LHS KeyClub President Amanda Noakes and fellow LHS senior Kelly Peng whowere recognized at the convention. Amanda earned first place in theScrapbooking (Year in Review) competition for her work documenting allclub activities for the year. Kelly was recognized for serving as theMichigan District Club Secretary. In this role, she helped to oversee allMichigan clubs and to plan the district convention.
The friends, who have both participated in Key Club for the past fouryears, agreed that their favorite club project was the Teddy Bears forCancer fundraiser, which resulted in the purchase and donation of 25teddy bears to the cancer center in Battle Creek.
Participating in Key Club has inspired a life-long commitment toservice for both Kelly and Amanda. Amanda shared, “Once you seeeveryone together, all ready to serve, you realize how much you canaccomplish.”
Lakeview partners with Educatiusto bring in International StudentsIn the fall of 2014, the student body at Lakeview High School may look a
little different. The district is planning on enrolling up to forty students fromall over the world through Educatius International. The district is excited toopen its doors to international students and the opportunity for Lakeviewstudents to sit next to students from areas such as Europe, South America,and Asia in their everyday classrooms.
Educatius (http://educatius.org/) is a company that works to find hostfamilies for international students and provides the students with qualityeducational and cultural experiences in the United States. Many of thestudents wish to attend universities in the U.S. and therefore choose tostudy abroad during their high school career. Students are between ages14-18 upon arrival and are required to have studied English and passed anEnglish Proficiency test. Students arrive with their own spending moneyand often are able to pay their own way and accompany families onvacations such as spring break.
The district and Educatius are in the process of finding and placingstudents with host families. The goal is to get as many students as possibleplaced before the end of June. All types of families are able to host inter-national students, including families with young children, empty nesters,and single parent homes. In fact, Lakeview High School teacher DanielleFulayter has stated that hosting a student with young children is incrediblyrewarding as her girls (ages 4 and 9) really looked up to her exchange stu-dents. Host families are needed both for the whole school year, as well asto serve as temporary emergency host families as needed (usually for a 6-8 week period).
Host families receive a $300 monthly reimbursement per hosted studentto cover the cost of an additional person in the home. Families are wel-come to take in more than one student as long as each student has theirown bed, dresser, quiet place to study, and three meals a day. Educatiusprovides 24/7 support for host families and works to ensure a positive expe-rience for both the student and the host family. The EducatiusIndependent Coordinators at Lakeview are Lindsey Keller and AlexisBallard-McCleary. Both Lindsey and Alexis work at the high school and willbe responsible for checking on students’ grades and checking in with hostfamilies to ensure a proper match.
If interested in the opportunity to host a student, please contact Lindsey([email protected]) or Alexis ([email protected] ).
Safety UpdateThe May 16 safety exercise at Lakeview Middle School is being con-
ducted in partnership with the Battle Creek Police Department. Ongoingcollaboration between Lakeview’s safety committee, led by LakeviewHigh School Assistant Principal Marty Pessetti, and the Battle Creek PoliceDepartment, represented by Emergency Services Director MikeMcKenzie, has set in motion initiatives and school safety response planswhich serve as models to schools and communities across the state.
Locally, community collaboration continues to grow through the for-mation of the Battle Creek Emergency Response Consortium, a group ofarea agencies specially trained and committed to providing critical inci-dent support for our community. Led by the BCPD and Calhoun CountyAmerican Red Cross, this consortium of local non-profits will play a vitalrole in the May 16 safety exercise.
Superintendent Dave Peterson last year declared a renewed commit-ment to safety planning in Lakeview schools. Since that time, the dis-trict’s already active safety committee has expanded to include staffmembers from each building, parents, community members and locallaw enforcement personnel.
A number of other activities and investments have taken place overthe past 12 months, including: the installation of camera and buzzersystems to monitor and control access to our elementary buildings, theimplementation of new procedures at the middle school to make thetraffic flow more efficient and safer for all students, and the addition ofclassroom security measures across the district.
Parent and community support of these efforts has been tremendous.Parent Watch D.O.G.S. programs are now active at Riverside andWestlake elementary schools. A program will begin next fall at LakeviewMiddle School. Through these programs, dads, grandfathers, uncles andcommunity members volunteer one or more days per year to provide anadditional measure of security at our buildings.
The district safety committee has also expanded this year to includeparent and community volunteers, staff representatives from each dis-trict building, and Battle Creek Police Department personnel. An addi-tional 40 parent volunteers and 40 Calhoun Area Career Center LawEnforcement students will assist with the May 16 drill.
Please stay tuned following the May 16 exercise for more informationabout the role of parents and students in a critical incident situation.
LHS Key Club members, pictured at the District Convention, organizedand participated in numerous community service projects throughoutthe year.
LHS Key ClubPresidentAmanda Noakesand MichiganKey Club DistrictSecretary KellyPeng wererecognized fortheir leadershipat the annualconvention.
Dates to Remember!Snow Day Update - Lakeview Schools will NOT have to
make-up any days this year.Please note that this information applies to Lakeview School District only.
Other districts may be required to make-up days. 5/16............ LMS Safety Drill, 8:00 AM 5/19............ Board of Education Meeting, 7:00 PM, Territorial School 5/22............ Community Dinner, 5:30 – 7:30 PM, LMS Library 5/26............ No School, Memorial Day 6/5..............1/2 Day for Students K-12 6/6.............. 1/2 Day for Students K-12, Last Day of School 6/8.............. LHS Graduation Ceremony, 2:30 PM, LHS Spartan
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SCHOOL DISTRICT ViewPoints Page 2 – May 15, 2014
www.LakeviewSpartans.org • www.Facebook.com/LakeviewSpartans
MISSION & VISIONSTATEMENT
Providing educationalprograms in a safe
learning environmentthat develop
knowledgeable,healthy, socially
responsible citizens in theglobal community.
SCHOOL BOARDMEMBERS
Kathleen Moore,President
Mary Jane CipcicVice President
Jeffrey Andert, TreasurerJames Davis, SecretaryLisa Carpenter, TrusteeDaniel Ryan, Trustee
Neal Vanderbilt, Trustee
ADMINISTRATIVESTAFF
Dave Peterson,Superintendent
Jim Owen, Assistant,Superintendent
Amy Jones,Chief Financial Officer
SCHOOL DISTRCTCONTACT INFORMATION
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CONTACT INFORMATIONWendy Meyer
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In This Issue...Lakeview Partnerswith Educatius . . . . . . . . . . . 1Safety Update . . . . . . . . . . . 1Key Club Members,a Year of Service . . . . . . . . . 1Dates to Remember . . . . . . . 1Community Dinner . . . . . . . 2LMS Safety Drill . . . . . . . . . 2Registration Day . . . . . . . . . 2Help LHS Fight Hunger . . . . 2
Educatius Internationalis looking for host families
and coordinators forinternational students
Host families are asked to provide acaring environment, bedroom, and
three balanced meals a day.We are also looking for local
coordinators who will support the student,host family, and school.
This is a part-time, paid position.
This is a wonderful opportunity to shareour country with someone and learn about
another country as well.For more information, contact
Lindsey Keller, Lakeview High School, at:[email protected].
CORRECTION: In the May 8 newsletter, the caption,‘The Distinguished Citizen Award was presented to FloydBeneker of Marshall,’ was incorrectly placed with aphoto of Lakeview Board Trustee Neal Vanderbilt. Weregret the error and wish to congratulate Mr. Beneker forearning this highly prestigious award.
PICTURED: LHS students Taylor Church and EmilyRobertson last week rallied fellow students and staff insupport of the American Cancer Society. The two spentthe week collecting donations and selling bracelets andt-shirts to support a mini Relay for Life cancer walk onMay 9th. LHS students and staff participated in the walkwhich took place on the LHS gymnasium track. All pro-ceeds went to support the American Cancer Society.
Community Dinner –We Want to Hear From You!
Lakeview School District is partnering with Project20/20 to engage teachers, staff, parents, students, com-munity members and business leaders in conversationsto help shape the future of education in the district.
Please join Lakeview School District and Project 20/20for dinner and conversation about your goals forLakeview schools. All community members and parentsare welcome to this FREE dinner event!
Thursday, May 22, 20145:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Lakeview Middle School LibraryDinner will be provided.
Please RSVP to Amanda via email [email protected] or by phone at 269.830.1936
LMS Safety Drill –Friday, May 16
The Lakeview School District safety committee, in con-junction with the Battle Creek Police Department andemergency service agencies, will hold a school-widesafety drill at Lakeview Middle School on Friday, May 16.Please be aware that the drill may look very real, due tothe presence of police, fire, and other emergencyresponse personnel and vehicles. Access to the schoolbuilding and parking lots will be limited betweenapproximately 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. that morning.
Registration Day isTuesday, Aug. 12
Registration for all Lakeview School District students,grades K-12, will take place on Tuesday, August 12, 2014.Please put this important date on your calendar now!Information on specific times for each school buildingwill be available on the district website in June.
Help LHS Fight Hunger On Friday, May 16, Lakeview High School Key Club will
bring together students and staff to create 10,000 mealsfor hungry children and their families.
During this event, students will make 1,667 food pack-ages which will create 10,000 meals! From these foodpackages: a third will go to our local food bank, a thirdwill stay in the United States, and the final third will go tosupport relief efforts in the Philippines and Haiti.
LHS Key Club members are working to raise $2,800 topay for the cost of the ingredients and packaging. Allindividuals making a donation – students, staff, andcommunity members – are invited to participate in thepackaging event on Friday. Please contact Key Clubadvisor Irene Mayfield at [email protected] make your tax deductible donation and to register forthe event.
LHS Key Club is hosting the event with Grand Rapidsbased Kids Against Hunger. Kids Against Hunger workswith communities to help end hunger locally andthroughout the world.
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269-963-23201417 CAPITAL AVE., NE
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269 963-2365907-B Capital Ave. SW
Battle Creek, MI
• Unique floor plans
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300 Morgan Rd. Battle Creek, MI269-964-4200
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Enjoy:• Professionally designed clubhouse for your enjoyment!• No sharing wall or floor/ceiling with your neighbors.• You have more control (Example: YOU pick the paint colors!)• OFF-street parking right near your door.• Laundry without quarters - your own washer/dryer hook up.• Relax with your family in your won porch or yard• Enjoy doing your own landscaping or tending a small garden.• Cool and refreshing swimming pool.• Fitness Center• No pet deposit - cats and smaller dogs are welcome.
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Porch, rear deck w/hot tub, 3 lg. BRs, 2 fullBA, fireplace, kitchen w/appliances & islandsnack bar, central A/C, storage shed, (271-B)
$64,900
3 BRs, 2 full BA, carport, kit w/appliances, center island, luxury bath,
central AC, washer & dryer (257)
$39,500
GARAGEGARAGE WITH WITH MAN MAN CAVE
Perimeter site, 3 BRs, 2 full BA, formaldining, fireplace, master w/luxury bath,carport, storage shed, appliances (317)
$39,900
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LR w/fireplace, FR w/fireplace, kitchenw/appliances, 3 lg. BRs, walk-in closets,
master w/bath, guest bath (120)
$69,900
RENTAL OPTION/$1,250 MO. MO.
3 BRs, 2 baths, front porch, approx. 1,500SF, cottage blinds throughout (294)
$59,450
LEASELEASE OPTION/$1,195 MO. MO.
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$17,000
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$40,900
ATTACHED GARAGE GARAGE3 BRs, 2 baths, all new kit. appliances,
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$44,500
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This Saturday, May 17th8am til 4pm
• $35 delivery charge on all pre-paid orders• Coffee, Bagels & Muffins• Hot Dogs & Chips • Bottled Water• No purchase necessary
www.outdoorlandscapesupplies.com269.979.8811
Verbal directions to our location: Go west past the Humane Society, left at the T (Renton Road) quick hard left (Watkins Road) after crossing I-94 follow signs.
WBCK Live Remoteduring the
Garden Show9 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Raffle for Large36” Boulder or 3Yards of Mulchyour choice, or
Samsung Galaxy 4 Tablet
New Classes! Fairy GardensThursday, May 29thCome learn all about the tiny world of fairy gardening. Dee Russell, Master Gardener with over 30 years of teaching experience, guides this class into the realm of fairies. Each guest will receive a “kit” that includes your choice of five Fairy Garden plants, one accent piece, one container and potting soil. All registered participants receive an additional 10% off all fairy garden merchandise! Class size limited to 15.Times: 2:00 & 5:00 Cost: $45.00
This year at K-Drive, we’re growing new ways to keep you happy all season long!
SENIOR DAY
Every Wednesday! Every Wednesday, seniors 55+ save 10% on your entire purchase!
4792 K Drive South, East Leroy | 269.729.4500 Open Monday thru Sunday 9-6 and Thursday 9-8O M d th S d 9 6 d Thkdrivegreenhouse.com
OPEN LATE & FREE GIFT
Every Thursday! Every Thursday we are open until 8pm so you can get your garden growing! Free Gift! A free gift to the first 50 customers who purchase $25 or more!
Hanging Succulent TopiaryThursday, June 12thCalling all succulent lovers! Make time on your calendar, this is a class you won’t want to miss! Come and create a piece of Living Art. Each guest will receive a 10” “ball” and a
variety of succulents to choose from. Class size limited to 12.
Time: 6:00 Cost: $35.00
Buy local...happiness!
Tuesday, May 20th• 10” Patio Pot Combo •
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It’s Your Moment...
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Countdownto Kindergarten
Join us at your local Harper Creek Elementary School for our free Countdown to Kindergarten pro-gram. It is designed for children who are eligible to attend Kindergarten in the fall of 2014. To beeligible, children must be 5 years old on or before October 1, 2014.
Parents and their pre-kindergarten child are invited to attend these monthly one hour meetings.Each meeting includes an activity for the children and a book to take home. Parents will receiveinformation about how to prepare their child to have a successful kindergarten experience. Thisprogram also allows children to become familiar with the school and meet futureclassmates, teachers, and the principal.
We hope to see you…in fact, we’re counting on it!!!
Beadle LakeElementary
6 p.m. - 7 p.m.Wednesday, May 21
269-441-3250
Sonoma Elementary
6 p.m. - 7 p.m.Tuesday, May 20
269-441-7800
Wattles ParkElementary
6 p.m. - 7 p.m.Thursday May 29
269-441-5850
Harper Creek Community Schools Schools of ChoiceOpen Enrollment
Application Window is May 12, 2014 – July 25, 2014
Kindergarten through Twelfth Grade (K-12)The Harper Creek Community Schools Board of Education
invites you to join their educational family, through theSchools of Choice Program. Enrollment opportunities areavailable for students residing in school districts within the
Calhoun Intermediate School District. Harper Creek’s School of Choice application window is
Monday, May 12, 2014 – Friday, July 25, 2014. Application materials and information on Schools of Choice
can be obtained through the Harper Creek websitewww.harpercreek.net
or by calling the administration office between 7:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. at 269-441-6571.
7454 B Drive North, Battle Creek, MI 49014269-441-6571
4651 West Dickman Road, Battle Creek269.660.3500
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EOE2245 W. Columbia Ave., Battle Creek
269-962-8541
FRI. MAY 16TH
2:00 - 3:30 PM
MON. MAY 19TH
2:00 - 3:30 PM
TUE. MAY 20TH
2:00 - 4:00 PM
WED. MAY 21ST
9:00 - 11:30 AM
DENSO Manufacturing Michigan, Inc., a premier employer, has 85immediate openings for fast-paced production assembly and fork liftdrivers. Walk-ins are welcome! •$9.00 - $10.80 an hour for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd shifts •Holiday Pay, Service Bonus, and Recognition Awards
“As told by a Kelly associate who worked at DENSO:” “I’ve been officially offered a position by Denso, and I amaccepting. Thank you for being a good mediator, advisorand friend. I am very grateful to Kelly Services for the kindhelp, guidance and opportunity.” ––BOB VAHOVICKAttend a job fair at our branch office, and bring your high school diploma or GED.
2245 W. Columbia Ave.Battle Creek
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ASMOOPEN OPEN APPLICAAPPLICATIONSTIONS
For SHIPPING, RECEIVING & ASSEMBLY POSITIONS at ASMO. 6 months manu-facturing experience preferred. Pay rates start at $8.00/hr. 1st, 2nd & 3rd shift positionsavailable. Applicants required to pass a fast-paced assembly test.
FRI. MAY 1610:00AM - 11:30AM
MON. MAY 191:00PM - 2:30PM
30 NEW OPENINGS WITH ONSTAFF USA
Recruiting for positions with TRMI,Rosler Metal Finishing, Denso
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Best Views and Best Food in Southwest Michigan
Super Tuesday$2.00 Canned Beer • $2.00 Hot Dogs
$2.00 Range TokensSeniors $29.00 18 Holes with Cart
Twilight GolfStarting at 2:00 p.m. - $40.00
After 4:00 p.m. - $25.00
Call (269) 731-209010499 N. 48th St., Augusta, MI
office: 269.565.3333 Fax: 269.565.3335Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
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1996 JEEPCHEROKEE 4x4
$2,490Auto., V-6.
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In Honor of Law Enforcement Appreciation Week theBattle Creek Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association
would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to …
THE MEN, WOMEN AND K9 OF THEBATTLE CREEK POLICE DEPT.
As well as Law Enforcement Officials in Surrounding Areas.
THANK YOU!!!
Applications can be picked up at 11775 East D. Avenue, Richland, Michigan 49083 or printed online at www.gulllakecs.org andmay be returned any time before 4:00 PM on Monday, June 17th, 2014 to the office of the Superintendent, 11775 East D.Avenue, Richland Michigan 49083. Gull Lake Community Schools accepts School of Choice applications for all of the programsand buildings identified above and is TUITION FREE for students who reside in the Kalamazoo Regional Educational ServiceAgency or in an Intermediate School District contiguous to the Kalamazoo Regional Educational Service Agency (Allegan, Barry,Calhoun, St. Joseph, and VanBuren counties).
Please be advised that Gull Lake Community Schools will be a “School of Choice” district for the 2014-15 school year.
A non-resident applicant for admission to Gull Lake Community Schools under the Schools of Choice program shall not begranted or refused enrollment based on intellectual, academic, artistic, or other ability, talent, or accomplishments (lack there-of), or based on mental or physical disability. Gull Lake Community Schools will not grant or refuse enrollment based upon anapplicant’s religion, race, color, national origin, sex, height, weight, marital status, athletic ability, or for any other reason or char-acteristic in violation of any state or federal law prohibiting discrimination in access to educational services. Applicants may alsonot be granted or refused enrollment based on age, except that Gull Lake Community Schools reserves the right to refuse toadmit a non-resident applicant applying for a program that is not age appropriate for the applicant. Similarly, Gull LakeCommunity Schools may refuse to enroll or admit a non-resident applicant, if that applicant does not meet the same criteria,other than residence, that an applicant who is an educational resident of the District must meet to be accepted for enrollmentin a grade, specialized, magnet, or intra-district choice school or program for which the applicant applies. Gull Lake Community Schools may also refuse to enroll a non-resident applicant if: (a) the applicant is or has been with the pre-ceding two (2) years, suspended from another school; or (b) the applicant has at any time been expelled from another school;or (c) the applicant has at any time been convicted of a felony. Preference for enrollment will be given to nonresident applicantswho reside in the same household as a pupil currently enrolled in one of the District’s programs. In the event applicants exceedcurrent enrollment limits, a random draw system will be used to determine which pupils are permitted to enroll. In order for Gull Lake Community Schools to enroll a non-resident pupil who resides in a school district located in a contigu-ous intermediate school district, and who is eligible for special educational programs and services, or who is a child with dis-abilities (as defined under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, or its successor statute), Gull Lake Community Schoolsmust have a written agreement with the applicant’s resident school district for the purpose of providing the applicant with a freeappropriate public education. This written agreement must include, but is not limited to, an agreement on the responsibility forthe payment of added costs of special education programs and services for the applicant. The written agreement must alsoaddress how it can be amended in the event of the significant changes in the cost or level of special education programs or serv-ices required by the applicant.
Space isLimited!
VEHICLES WANTEDWill pay $200 - $5,000
WILL BUY YOUR UNWANTED CAR OR TRUCK RUNNING OR NOT!
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269-223-3588
Saturday, May 17th • 9-4Sunday, May 18th • 12-4
Friday, May 164:30-7
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Plant SalePlant Sale
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