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Show y iji inn ) 4 The Magna TimesWest Valley News, Thursday, August 10, 2000 School Registration set at Cyprus receive their picture acUvity card. School fees for the year will be $60. Drivers education fee is $70. School Cyprus Registration Day will be held High 2mEQ tititfi Judy Wetfe This event, Rocket sure has been a busy I didn't realize Reader Launch. It is getting a son married was going to be so nerve wrecking and yet exciting. With school just around the comer, I will try to concentrate on telling you what is happening in those halls of academia. Most of the neighborhood children have told me they are not ready for school and could use a bunch more summer play. Thursday and Friday of this week all administrators in the district will spend their time getting training on educational issues that will help them perform their pbs better. This is also a wonderful opportunity for them to exchange ideas among themselves. If you have a new principal at your school this year, please otfer them your assistance and a a wonderful way to support the community and The responsibilities that a principal face are enormous and they need the help of every member of the community. Some students attending year schools will be taking the SAT test during the week of August 21st. Parents, please may ure your children get a complete night of rest and a breakfast so they are prepared to do their very best on this important test Encouraging students to perform at their very best is always helpful. Copper Hills PTA will conduct an Eye screening for A, B, and D tracks for grades K, 1 , 3, and 5 on August 30, 2000. This will also be the day for pictures for D track students. Retakes of A and B tracks well-balanc- taken before continuing the registration process. Senior registration will be from 0 a m.; Junior registration will be from 10 a.m. to noon and held from p.m. -3 Students will be required to to read. The first bell rings at 8.15 a.m. at Valley Crest Elementary this year. This means that students will be dismissed from school at 3 20 p.m. PM Kindergarten begins at 11:10 on Fridays. will Beehive Elementary faces new this year. eight They are: Ms. Thomas, Assistant Principal. Ms. Kent, Mr. Oakey, Ms Weagle, Mr. Langstrom, Mr. Berrie, Ms. Stiener and Ms. Hogle. A warm welcome back to Ms. Thompson who will be teaching 4th grade, C track. On August 21, all teachers in the district will be involved in staff development programs so all schools in the district will be closed. D track will start back to school on August 22, with the schools on the traditional schedule having their first day on Monday, August 28, 20flfo. School lunch meal prices have changed. A regular lunch is $1.10, reduced is $.40 and an adult meal is $2.05. Most elementary schools will be holding SEP conferences on August 29 and 30, 2000. 'Contact the individual school for the exact big welcome. Optional fees include yearbook, $32 and parking fee, $10. Students unable to register on Aug. 15 may come to the bookstore windown or main office on Aug. 16 or Aug. 18 from 8 a.m. to noon. Sophomores and junior should specify locker partner in the same grade and submit it at the time of registation. Students that do not have a locker partner will be assigned one. Mass Class Change Day will be a.m. for held Aug. 23 from students that need to change their class schedule. The school year will begin Aug. 28 at 7:30 a.m. Sophomore registration will.be encourage children Tuesday, Aug. 15 All students should report to the Auditorium entrance by the choir room to have activity card pictures show proof of current immunization records or a letter of exemption from their doctor. 8-- Students that preregistered before July 31 are required to attend registration in order to Letters to the editor Utah Republicans not divided the party, the state and the nation Editor, ment and public debate. The Republican party embraces this ) ideal. Public debate engages the interest, attention and participation of the people. If sovereignty, the power of government, is to remain with the people, then public debate is the key. Republican Convention. Glen Davis surprised everyone at the convention (including me) when he nominated me to run with him as Lt. Governor against Mike Leavitt. On June 27, nearly I traveled the state to simulate debate and bring about changes in government we desperately need. I appreciate the strong feelings that are fell by many in this state. I heard the message of the nearly 75,000 who cast their vote for us on June 27. Im not finished; the battle is not over; there remains much to be done. 75,000 people voted for Glen and me. In both races, we came in just shy of 40 percent. The press have speculated that our successes prove there is a division in the Utah Republican party. However, I believe what is actually occurring is an increasing interest and scrutiny of gov- ernment. The Republican party believes government belongs to Nevertheless, I embrace the Republican party and its princi- the people and should be open to scrutiny and therefore invites ples. I believe change will come by working within the party. I applaud those strong voices in the public debate, disagreement, even dissent. To their credit, I was Republican party who invite never criticized or asked not to moderates and conservatives alike to engage in the debate and who are not afraid of independent thinking. I, therefore, will continue to work within the Republican party, to support Republican candidates and to engage in the public debate. run by my opponents, party officials or by anyone who under- stand what it means to be Republican. There is a difference between debate within the party and the division of the party. 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