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Davenport Community Schools News
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She worked as a substitute docent in the Davenport Community School District in 2008 and 2009, and she was employed for 10 days in 2010, ending in May, and more »
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Donald C. Muller Inducted into Cambridge Who's WhoHis responsibilities at Davenport Community Schools included teaching students with intellectual disabilities. In 1953, he received a Master's Degree from
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Gerdts has worked as a substitute schoolteacher in the Davenport Community School District. No published telephone listing for Gerdts could be found. and more »
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Foley was employed as a schoolma'm's aide at Jefferson-Edison Elementary School until Jan. 22, 2010, Davenport Community School Precinct spokeswoman Laura
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In the 1998 US Free semis, Lindsay Davenport knocked her block off. In 1999, Hingis exhausted her in a never-ending three setter. It wasn't until 2000, and more »
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The Milky River Valley High School Junior Post Prom Parents Group of 2012 will sponsor a basket bingo at the Lyons Community Building. Doors open at 6 pm, and more »
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Vacaville Rich School senior Erin Davenport fired a solid 85 to lead local girls golfers in the Joe Girimonte meet at Yolo Fliers Club in Dixon on and more »
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Davenport added that investigators have also been reaching out to Gay Lesbian Hermaphroditical and Transgender liasons in the community. Blizzard and Streater were and more »
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When the Bartow football varsity dedicate was issued by the school, the game between Bartow High School and Ridge Community High Devotees
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'Achieve QC' targets dropout rate Quad City Times
There’s a unsophisticated writer in the making at J.B. Young Intermediate School, Davenport, and she has her seventh-grade vernacular arts teacher to thank.
MacKenzie Gibson was handed a classroom commission to write a poem. One assignment was all it took.
“I liked the assignment a lot,” an energetic Gibson said Thursday following the launch of Achieve Quad-Cities, a community-broad collaboration to curb high school dropout rates in the region.
Gibson wants to change her newfound enthusiasm for writing into a career and plans to write a story about a individual experience.
For Gibson, getting a high school diploma is a “safe keeping net” to help advance her career.
Susan Skora, president and CEO of the Community Underlying of the Great River Bend, is trying to nurture Gibson’s passion by enchanting her to poetry readings and other activities.
Gibson was matched to Skora four months ago.
Bring off Quad-Cities uses the Big Brothers/Big Sisters model to match students with mentors for workplace visits and coaching. Volunteers such as Skora make career guidance to junior high and high school students, singularly those at risk of dropping out.
