From statesman.com, May 14, 2008...
The Leander school board is soliciting names for a middle school and a high school that are set to open in 2009 and 2010. The board plans to adopt names for the campuses in late June.
New buildings may be named for historical or geographical sites; significant individuals; or local, state, or national historical events. Proposed names should be sent to Bill Britcher, P.O. Box 218, Leander, TX 78646 or bill.britcher@leanderisd.org by May 26 with a written rationale or description of the significance of the name.
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Showing posts with label Leander ISD. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Friday, April 18, 2008
Cedar Park and Leander ISD 2008 Election Guide
From Impact News April 17, 2008...
Meet the candidates and find out when and where to vote.
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Meet the candidates and find out when and where to vote.
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Friday, March 21, 2008
LISD Copes With High Construction Expenses
From Hill Country News March 21, 2008...
"Inflation” has become a dirty word recently, with gas prices well above $3 a gallon locally and a national inflation rate above 4 percent - but construction inflation faced by Central Texas school districts like Leander ISD is in another league altogether.
The inflation rate has dropped recently, but LISD actually had to scrap an elementary school from the 2006 bond package when construction costs rose faster than expected (12 to 17 percent per year instead of the 4 percent inflation rate budgeted in 2004). Elementary #23 was later funded through the 2007 bond issue.
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"Inflation” has become a dirty word recently, with gas prices well above $3 a gallon locally and a national inflation rate above 4 percent - but construction inflation faced by Central Texas school districts like Leander ISD is in another league altogether.
The inflation rate has dropped recently, but LISD actually had to scrap an elementary school from the 2006 bond package when construction costs rose faster than expected (12 to 17 percent per year instead of the 4 percent inflation rate budgeted in 2004). Elementary #23 was later funded through the 2007 bond issue.
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Thursday, January 17, 2008
New Leander Superintendent Sits for Interview
From statesman.com January 17, 2008...
During the winter break, and just a few weeks after Bret Champion was named the sole finalist for the Leander Independent School District superintendent position, the American-Statesman asked him about his plans when he assumes his new role this month.
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During the winter break, and just a few weeks after Bret Champion was named the sole finalist for the Leander Independent School District superintendent position, the American-Statesman asked him about his plans when he assumes his new role this month.
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Thursday, January 10, 2008
Waggoner to Run for State Representative
From The Hill Country News January 10, 2008...
Leander ISD Trustee Pam Waggoner has decided to make a bid for state office, taking on physician Joseph Donnelly in the Republican primary for District 48 State Representative. The winner will take on incumbent Democrat Donna Howard in November.
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Leander ISD Trustee Pam Waggoner has decided to make a bid for state office, taking on physician Joseph Donnelly in the Republican primary for District 48 State Representative. The winner will take on incumbent Democrat Donna Howard in November.
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