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I attended the Consensus Revenue Conference in Lansing January 11th. At this time it appears our students will be funded $6898 per pupil for 2010-2011. That is an additional cut of about $258 from where we are now, but remember we began the 2009-2010 year expecting to be funded at $7316 per pupil and faced a $165 per pupil cut in November. Since next year is an election year, it is anticipated there would be no additional cut – at least until after November.
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Do you know someone who has “made a difference” to a student in your district? 

The purpose of the “Educational Hero Award” recognition is to honor and recognize people in education who are excelling in their field and/or making an impact in the quality of education in Van Buren County.

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The Special Education PAC of Van Buren County would like to honor outstanding persons in our County who are contributing to the education and success of disabled children for the 2008-2009 school year.

SPECIAL EDUCATION PAC AWARD NOMINATION FORM

  

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The purpose of the Gobles Academic Hall of Fame is to recognize Gobles’ graduates who achieved a high level of academic excellence while in high school and who have distinguished themselves in their selected career choice. This award will also recognize Gobles’ graduates who performed well while in high school and exceptionally well in their selected career choice with or without the benefit of a degree program beyond the high school level.
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Teachers, parents, and other members of the Gobles Public Schools community are encouraged to nominate a Gobles teacher for recognition as the Gobles P.R.I.D.E. Teacher of the Year.
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Petitions are now being accepted for two (2) four year positions on the Gobles Public Schools Board of Education. Terms will begin on July 1, 2010 and expire on June 30, 2014. The positions are currently being held by Chris Hancox and Grachelle Sherburne and will expire on June 30, 2010. 
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The U.S. Census Bureau is asking every resident of our nation to “Be counted in 2010.”
 
The census is a count of everyone residing in the United States. All U.S. residents must be counted, both citizens and non-citizens of all ethnic groups and races.
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Did you know… ?

We all agree that Gobles Public Schools is one of best schools in southwestern Michigan, but did you know these facts about our schools?
  • Data reveals that when compared to state averages and historical trends, Gobles Public Schools emerges as a fiscally stable district making good academic progress.
  • The graduation rate for Gobles' 2007 cohort was substantially higher than the statewide graduation rate.
  • Both Gobles Elementary and Gobles Middle/High Schools made Annual Yearly Progress (AYP) in 2009.
  • The State Report Card for Gobles Elementary School changed from a B rating to an A rating in 2009.
  • A higher percentage of Gobles third graders achieved passing scores on all MEAP subjects than students across the state in 2008-09.
  • All subjects showed improvement over 2007-08, especially Reading, Writing, and ELA. Gobles fourth graders performed better than the statewide rate in Math, Reading, and ELA in 2008-09.
  • Students at Gobles Public Schools out-performed students statewide on both the sixth grade and ninth grade Social Studies MEAP in 2008-09, as well as on the 11th grade Social Studies MME in 2007-08.
  • In the sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth grades, Gobles students achieved a higher percentage of passing scores than students statewide in all tested subjects on the 2008-09 MEAP.
  • Among sixth graders at Gobles, the percentage of passing scores in Math improved by more than 20% from 2007-08 to2008-09.
  • Gobles eighth graders made a particularly strong showing in Reading and Science in 2008-09.
  • All eighth-grade subjects showed improvement over the previous year, including a nearly 20% increase in passing rates in Math. Gobles' 11th grade students out-performed students statewide on the 2007-08 MME in all subjects, especially Science.
  • Gobles Public School District has maintained a respectable General Fund reserve, taken as a percentage of expenditures, from 2004 through 2008.
  • The number of students per teacher at Gobles decreased in 2007-08, and was below the state average.
  • Half of Gobles Public Schools' teachers have been with the district twelve years or more.
  • 60% of Gobles teachers have a Master's degree or higher.
  
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