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Collinsville,
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August 29, 2007 Miscellaneous News |
Collinsville
High School
End Of Instruction Test Results |
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News Release -- (8/29/2007) Collinsville High
School students post good E.O.I. test scores again. Algebra I scores
had the biggest gain going from 47% to 62% passing. U.S. History rose
1% to 75%, while English I scores remained at 77%. Biology slipped 4%
from 69% to 65%. We are currently assessing ways to increase our Biology
scores to reach or surpass the 70% mark. Cory A. Slagle |
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COLLINSVILLE HIGH
SCHOOL E.O.I. TRENDS 2004 TO 2007
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Additional
Information (8/30/2007):
Comparing State EOI Test Results for 2007 with Collinsville's shows we are above the state level in all but Algebra 1. However, we still increased our Algebra 1 scores from 47% to 62% for a 15% gain, and though Biology fell 4%, we are still 14% above the state average. The staff, students, and parents of Collinsville High School students will continue to strive to increase our scores. Thank you for your great coverage of CHS! Cory A. Slagle |
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Mark
Dixon Benefit Events Update
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The Silent Online
Benefit Auction will be running throughout the month of September, the
auction will end September 20th at 7:00pm. There is still time to donate
items for bidding and anyone can bid on items at www.worldliveauctions.com,
We still need a lot more donations to make this a successful auction.
We have posted signs throughout businesses in Collinsville and sent letters
to all of the businesses in Collinsville and Owasso. Several of the items
up for bid are: Teeth Whitening from Dr. Hereford, Hot Air Balloon Ride,
Heat & Air Check from Overholt Heating & Air, Dinner and Drinks
for 2 at Eggberts, Vacuum from Cribbets, Gift card from Chick-fil-a,
One day pass for 4 to gun Range from Medlocks, Dinner for 2 at Jarrett
Farms, we also have various other items from some Tulsa locations,
including Massage, haircuts and misc. Wed love to have more items
for the auction, so any business that would like to offer items for bidding
please mail to:
The Mark Dixon
Benefit Auction Or email sheilawells610@yahoo.com with any questions you may have
There is a detailed list of how to bid on items at www.markandcorale07.blogspot.com and everyone can view daily updates on Mark and leave comments for the family.
Thank You & God Bless!! Sheila S. Wells (8/29/2007) |
All
proceeds & donations go to the
Mark & Coral Dixon Family |
Main
Street Beautification Re-Bid
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The TEA-21 project to enhance the appearance of two blocks of Collinsville's Main Street is accepting construction bids until September 17th, 2007. The project was bid earlier this year whth hopes of summer construction but the single bid received was not accepted. |
Collinsville Downtown, Inc., Main Street Program is searching for a new Program Director. This is a part-time position. Good communication, organizational and computer skills (including graphics) are required. Must have a keen interest in historic preservation. Must be able to work with City of Collinsville officials as well as other government entities, both public and private. Also must be able to work with the Main Street merchants. Please send resumes to Collinsville Downtown, Inc., P.O. Box 91, Collinsville, OK 74021 or call 918-371-5530 for more information. -- www.cvilleok.com/DowntownInc -- (8/29/2007) |
Many thanks to all
of the residents of Collinsville and their family and friends. The paper
was picked up today and weighed 5.10 tons. We only needed 3.72 tons. Collinsville
Library will be awarded a check for $1,000 from Abitibi. Way to go Collinsville.
-- Susan Babbitt (8/29/2007) |