St. Louis Intl., MOArchive for September, 2007
« Previous EntriesHazelwood Central High School Takes on Rachel’s Challenge
Encouraged by a series of diaries, an essay, and the spirit and kindness of a young girl, the family of Rachel Joy Scott turned a personal and public tragedy into a program that has impacted schools across the United States and throughout the world.
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A New Approach to Ninth Grade For Students in Hazelwood District
Ninth grade students in the Hazelwood School District started their first year of high school and became part of new efforts to help them succeed throughout their academic experience.
Developed from national academic research, ninth grade academies have been implemented in Hazelwood. The purpose of the academies is to make schools feel smaller and less overwhelming for freshman students and to help the students develop relationships with each other and their teachers.
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Miss Hazelwood 2007
BOB LINDSEY PHOTO
Miss Hazelwood 2007 Emily Daniels (sponsored by Randy’s Famous Salsa) was crowned at the city’s annual Harvestfest. She is joined on her left by Miss Missouri Lindsay Casmaier (a previous Miss Hazelwood) and 2007 runner-up Kendra Daughtery on her right. At the far right is 2006 Miss Hazelwood, Casey Robinson.
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Hazelwood Harvestfest
BOB LINDSEY PHOTO
Cindy’s Zoo is always present and a popular attraction at the Hazelwood Harvestfest held recently.
Developers Offer Retail Plans For 2 New Halls Ferry Sites
BY CAROL ARNETT
There could be big changes coming soon in the New Halls Ferry area, from Lindbergh to Parker Road. The Florissant City Council last week held first readings on two bills that would approve preferred developers for two areas along New Halls Ferry.
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Maybe the Rams Starters Should Have Played A Little More in Pre-season
BY RANDY GARDNER
The Rams lose another one against the 49ers at home, but let’s look back what I wrote after the opening day debacle against Carolina.
In an earlier column I wrote that the Rams should not charge full price for tickets in the preseason, well they shouldn’t have charged full price for this game (the opener) either. The team hung in there during the first two quarters but just absolutely fell apart in the 3rd quarter. Wasn’t much better in the third quarter against the 49ers either, but it was a more exciting contest.
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