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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2006 6B Native American Artifacts -vV NqHIB ItH Mj ■k r ***'Z _iHlaß» 9* tat '%''*' '' , 1\ %!"/< M|jjw . V \ ¥SralMKr j t i 11 .. ... 1 . “—'■— “ ENI/Gary Harmon Stephen Hammack, an expert in the Georgia law pertaining to Native American Artifacts, spoke to eighth grade students at Huntington Middle School in Warner Robins on Sept. 18. ® BBfffißf Hi u, * '^BBB§lp^|i|||| ft J* jm -JltllliMtfeS , _ u >*- ENI/Gary Harmon Hammack will present a slide show and display pottery, arrowheads and other items. Mike McLaughlin, Georgia history teacher, arranged for the presentation. ~" .MIBW8fawwßjS3Bfljg»gj f « . gy^srnrq g^gv.^ ffsffiSl fljffiß3]s&&£B S5&S&3Sg&£33 Submitted Lindsey Elementary awarded the Jet Citizen of the week for the character trait of “self respect.” They are, front row from left, Ivan Soto, Jordan Vinup, Nathaniel Keown, Tiandra Jackson and Zamyia Trice. Second row, Tequandrick Arnica, Nigeria Davis, Brittany McCrary, Lakesha Jackson, Acacia Law and Mickia Williams. Last row, Bryana Rivera, Jenel Mompremier, Jacob Cannon, Ayanna Williams, Jelisa Smith, Tyshuan Sendezera and Summer Morgan. W-' iwtvr %2mLjim' : M ‘ ' ™ J* '" ' ‘ fJF'll Wyf Iff Submitted These Matt Arthur Elementary Mighty Knights were chosen for being great examples of the character trait of the week, “responsibility” during the week of Sept. 5. Jet citizen of the week Being responsible Subscribe today Call 987-1823 LOCAL Performance Greatest Gain in Percentage Highest Percentage Levels AYP of Students of Students 269 schools Status Meeting and Exceeding Standards Meeting and Exceeding Standards = UT, 65 ■s%of ES 21k 5% of MS 135«115fcofES IS *3**! of MS 2X4 awards 20= S«% of HS i()6 total (5*3-) 28 = 8G- of US 178 total (9%) Platinum Yes Top 2 Percent . -g (f or | as{ 3 y t . arS ) 98 ,h Percentile within Georgia or At least 98 Percent of Students ■ (with at least 35% Exceeding Standards) (with at least 35% Exceeding Standards) 4 T 2ft ES 9MS BUS= 43 25 ES OMS ti US =3l Gold * Yes Top 3 Percent: ss (for last 2 years) 97 ,h Percentile within Georgia or At least 97 Percent of Students * (with at least 30% Exceeding Standards) (with at least 30% Exceeding Standards) 3 * 13 ES 4MS 4 IIS =2l 28ES 4MS SHS* 37 Silver Yes Top 4 Percent: (for last 2 years) Oft" 1 Percentile within Georgia or At least 96 Percent of Students (with at least 25% Exceeding Standards) (with at least 25% Exceeding Standards) . 4 * (3 ES 4MS 4HS- 21 39 ES SMS 10 (IS *54 Bronze Yes or No in Top 5 Percent current year- 95th Percentile within Georgia or At least 95 Percent of Students lir Not in Needs (with at least 20% Exceeding Standards) (with at least 20% Exceeding Standards) Improvement 13 ES 4MS 4HS- 21 43 ES 6MS •' HS -56 Awards are based on Full Academic Year (FAY) students, CRCT grades 1-8 in Reading, ELA, Math, Social Studies, and Science, and GHSGT grade 11 first time test takers in English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies. 269 Schools; 284 Awards: 200 ES: 36 MS; 48 HS (15 both) SILVER From page iA to educational excel lence,” echoed Dr. Martha & i|jS L i bIImIsIB ill I - ’ ' Journal/Kristy Warren Eakes Sisters, Susan, Sharon, Sandra, Shelly, and Bobbie provided the entertain ment for the 2006 Houston/Peach County United Way Campaign Kickoff Luncheon. CAMPAIGN From page iA David Lanier, 2006 Campaign Chairman Regional President, Mid South Georgia JAIL From page iA Shivdat provided names of consultants and financial institutions with the latest DEALER From page iA Officers, according to a report, spotted Williams at about 1:40 a.m. in the 400 block of King Arthur Lane. Police had previously received complaints of drug activity in that area. When the officers pulled up and started to get out, Williams took off run ning. He was captured after a short foot chase. Officers then retraced his path and found 10 rocks of crack cocaine in the area where he was first seen. Williams had $ 1,161.00 in his pocket. Williams had a prior fel ony conviction in Houston County for Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Distribute. He was arrested in April of 2000 by Warner Robins police. In that case, he attempted to run when DONATE TO GOODWILL. ♦ 2209 Moody Road ♦ 115 Margie Drive ♦ 1355 Sam Nunn Blvd ♦ Galleria Mail - 2922 Watson Blvd www.goodwillworks.org Building lives, families, and commume 2006 Georgia’s Single Statewide Accountability System Awards (Note: Percents based on 2,072 schools; 1,271 ES; 435 MS; 366 HS) Reichrath, GOSA executive director. A complete list of the 269 schools and the 2005-2006 K-12 Public Schools Annual Report Card are now Region BB&T and Beth McLaughlin, Houston/ Peach Chair Director, Community and School Affairs Houston County Board of Education. The goal for the 14 coun ty Central Georgia United bid. Overall, however total medical costs, drugs, dental and the contract with a doc tor, Dr. Harry Brown, have gone up. In fiscal year 2006, approached by officers and dropped seven pieces of crack cocaine. The pleaded guilty to that charge in November 2000 and was sentenced to seven years probation. 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