By Kris Leonhardt Editor-in-Chief GREEN BAY – On April 4, Green Bay Area Public School District voters will choose from four candidates running for two available seats on the school board. We reached out to the candidates to learn more about them and why they are running. Following are the responses for all four candidates: …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor I can’t ever recall seeing this many names on the ballot for a school board primary election. In West De Pere, three people are running for one open seat; across the Fox River, two incumbents face three challengers; and the scenario is the same in Howard-Suamico. I figured I’ve probably covered …
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By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – One of the few things the Green Bay school board agreed upon at its regular board meeting April 22 was that it doesn’t agree on much. And that is something all could agree needs to change in order for the board to move forward and work more efficiently. …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor SUAMICO – Bay Port High School girls’ state golf champion Jo Baranczyk was formally recognized by the Howard-Suamico school board on Monday, Nov. 5. Barnczyk, a sophomore, won the state championship with a 142 over two days, good enough for two under par Oct. 8-9 at a demanding University Ridge Golf …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor SUAMICO – The Howard-Suamico school board approved the 2018-19 budget for more than $89.5 million at its Monday, Oct. 22 meeting. Matt Spets, assistant superintendent of operations, presented the board with more than numbers. He gave a detailed breakdown of how and why the district got into this current position. “Our …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor SUAMICO – The Howard-Suamico School District increased its footprint with a land purchase at the annual school board meeting Monday, Sept. 24. District electors agreed to purchase roughly 10 acres of land located directly in front of Bay Port High School on Lineville Road and Rockwell Lane for $1.9 million. “Acquiring …
