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| Celebrating EHS Student Achievements!!!!!! |
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| MVC All Conference Awards-2008
Softball
2008 Mississippi Valley- Valley Division 1st Team All-Conference
• Amanda Magnuson – Infielder
2008 Mississippi Valley- Valley Division 2nd Team All-Conference
• Kylie Rash – Pitcher
• Charissa Wright – Catcher
• Jessica Kinnetz – Outfielder
2008 Mississippi Valley- Valley Division All-Conference HonorableMention
• Erin Klein
• Sarah Schmitz
2008 Mississippi Valley- Valley Division All-Conference All-Academic
• Amanda Magnuson
• Kylie Rash
Congratulations Ladies!
Baseball
2008 Mississippi Valley- Valley Division 2nd Team All-Conference
• Ruben Muniz Jr. – Outfielder
2008 Mississippi Valley- Valley Division All-Conference HonorableMention
• Justin Koweil
• Luke Gleason
2008 Mississippi Valley- Valley Division All-Conference All-Academic
• Keegan Rathe
• Colton Rathe
Congratulations Gentlemen!
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Perfect Attendance All Houses Fall Semester, 2005
| Marcus Boyland |
Jaron Nash |
| Kevin Downs |
Adam Stephens |
| Justin Jones |
Shanrael Stoner |
| Erin Klein |
Clarissa Thomas |
| Joshua Kowalsky |
Demetrius Tillman |
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Excellent Attendance House B Fall Semester 2005
| Onazi Agbese |
Erin Klein |
| Amanda Andersen |
Brooke Kobliska |
| David Anderson |
Amanda Magnuson |
| Diana Benetiz |
Cletus McNeal |
| Lela Blackmon |
Keelan Moore |
| Aimee Bowers |
Dalton Morehouse |
| Marcus Boyland |
Elizabeth Moschke |
| Mirsada Catic |
Shannon Myers |
| Brandon Chipp |
Sarah-Ruth Potwin |
| Alexandria Cooper |
Kylie Rash |
| Gary Crawford |
Joshua Robert |
| Kevin Downs |
Austia Robinson |
| Lionel Foster |
Jordyn Smedley |
| Evan Getta |
Shanrael Stoner |
| Nicole Gilbert |
Shealen Streblow |
| Megan Graham |
Clarissa Thomas |
| Michael Gray |
Michael Thompson |
| Shelby Hampton |
Quinton Vanarsdale |
| Danielle Hawkins |
Tyrell Wells |
| Quinten Haynes |
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| Academic Decathlon Winners |
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Twenty-eight students, grades 9-12 recently represented East High in the Regional Academic Decathlon Competition. On January 28th and 30th, the students and their coaches, Kerrie Michael and Matt Tracy competed at Columbus High School against 5 other high schools from around the area. While we did not qualify for the state competition this time, we did extremely well for our first showing. Academic Decathlon is a competition that tests students in the following subject areas: literature, math, science, art, music, economics, and a super quiz. In addition, every competitor must give a prepared speech, an impromptu speech, and an interview. Each year there is a selected theme and all the testing material is over the theme. This year’s theme was the European Renaissance. We are already looking forward to next year. The theme for next year is China. Listed below are those who participated and their awards. They will be congratulated and receive their ribbon/medals at this year’s Academic Awards Ceremony on March 28, 2006 at 7:30 in the auditorium. Any students interested in participating next year should see Mrs. Michael or Mr. Tracy and listen for announcements regarding Academic Decathlon.
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Large School Top Scorer Overall
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| Honors |
Lilian Stiles
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2nd Place |
| Scholastic |
Dan Henegan
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2nd Place |
| Varsity |
Scott Salvas
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1st Place |
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Kiedra Stuelke |
3rd Place |
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Large School Speech
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| Scholastic: |
Drew Persson
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2nd Place |
| Varsity: |
Mike Wright
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3rd Place |
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Large School Interview
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| Honors: |
Mary Wilson
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2nd Place |
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LaRae Hayes |
2nd Place |
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Erin Klein |
3rd Place |
| Varsity |
Kiedra Stuelke |
1st Place |
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Mike Wright |
2nd Place |
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Dan Jensen |
3rd Place |
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Large School Music
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| Honors |
Lilian Stiles |
1st Place |
| Scholastic |
Drew Persson |
2nd Place |
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Nicole Neubauer |
3rd Place |
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Large School Art
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| Honors |
Lilian Stiles |
3rd Place |
| Scholastic |
Nicole Neubauer |
2nd Place |
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Dan Henegan |
2nd Place |
| Varsity |
Kiedra Stuelke |
1st Place |
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Scott Salvas |
2nd Place |
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Large School Math
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| Scholastic |
Drew Persson
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1st Place |
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Lindsey Magnuson
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2nd Place |
| Varsity |
Callie Moline |
1 st Place |
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Scott Salvas |
3rd Place |
| Large School Economics |
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| Honors |
Lilian Stiles |
2nd Place |
| Scholastic |
Dan Henegan |
1st Place |
| Varsity |
Scott Salvas |
1st Place |
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Dan Jensen |
2nd Place |
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Kiedra Stuelke |
3rd Place |
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Large School Science
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| Honors |
Lilian Stiles |
3rd Place |
| Scholastic |
Dan Henegan |
2nd Place |
| Varsity |
Callie Moline |
1st Place |
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Erik Graveman |
2nd Place |
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Scott Salvas
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3rd Place |
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Large School Language and Literature
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| Honors |
Lilian Stiles |
1st Place |
| Scholastic |
Dan Henegan |
1st Place |
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Audre Schuster |
2nd Place |
| Varsity |
Callie Moline |
2nd Place |
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Scott Salvas |
3rd Place |
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Large School Super Quiz Written
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| Honors |
Lilian Stiles
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1st Place |
| Scholastic |
Dan Henegan |
1st Place |
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Drew Persson |
2nd Place |
| Varsity |
Scott Salvas |
1st Place |
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Adnan Blagajcevic |
3rd Place |
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Student of the Month
Nominees for Student of the Month are submitted by East High Staff members. Students are chosen based on academic achievement, school citizenship, community
service, improvement in classes and participation in extra-curricular activities. East High Partner’s In Education choose the student winners. The students and their parents/special guest are honored at a luncheon. Plaques and gift certificates are given to each student winner. Student of the Month is sponsored by Regions Bank, John Deere Drive Train Division, Matt Parrott & Sons Co., Waterloo Elks Lodge #290 and special corporate friend, ConAgra Food’s Pudding Plant, EHS Partners in Education. |
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9th |
Danielle Hawkins |
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10th |
Charles Timms |
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11th |
Drew Christenson |
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12th |
Nic Utley |
| October |
9th |
Apryl Christoff |
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10th |
Kyle Schare |
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11th |
Amber Even |
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12th |
Terrell Tillman |
| November |
9th |
Chelia Briner |
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10th |
Tasha Adams |
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11th |
Katie Oesterle |
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12th |
Tom Cook |
| December |
9th |
Scott Hampton |
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10th |
Bobbi Thomas |
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11th |
Ely Ackles |
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12th |
Danielle Vesta |
| Janaury |
9th |
Daquendez Wise |
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10th |
Carrie Mehmen |
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11th |
El Sara Gree |
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12th |
Jason Klein |
| February |
9th |
Kylie Adams |
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10th |
Daniqua Jordon-Wright |
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11th |
Mary Wilson |
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12th |
Alex Buck |
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| September 07 |
9th |
Clint Mendez |
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10th |
Daniel Moon |
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11th |
Azline Nelson |
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12th |
Chase Miller |
| October |
9th |
Marcus McDowell |
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10th |
Holly Bass |
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11th |
Daniel Hawkins |
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12th |
Chris Garthoff |
| November |
9th |
Erica Hudson |
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10th |
Megan Rundel |
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11th |
Clarissa Thomas |
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12th |
Liz Becker |
| December |
9th |
Breanna Fecht |
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10th |
Sam Luloff |
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11th |
Shanrea'l Stoner |
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12th |
Keegan Rathe |
| January 08 |
9th |
Toril Sudduth |
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10th |
Blake Smith-Connell |
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11th |
Karelee Kearns |
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12th |
Nicile Neubauer |
| February |
9th |
Clera Campbell |
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10th |
Levi Zummak |
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11th |
Joe Wu |
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12th |
Abby Lundy |
| March |
9th |
Ethan fieds |
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10th |
Gaige Frank |
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11th |
Megan Graham |
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12th |
Tyler Wright |
| April |
9th |
Hannah DeVries |
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10th |
Dana Hacker |
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11th |
Deann Lawin |
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12th |
Lindsay Nichols |
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| September 08 |
9th |
Juana Hollingsworth |
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10th |
Kyle Mehmen |
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11th |
Harrison Shelby |
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12th |
Cody Kayser |
| October |
9th |
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10th |
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11th |
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12th |
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| 2006-2007 Speach and Debate Awards |
| Outstanding Senior Award |
Emily Shull |
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Audreiana Schuster |
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Dan Jensen |
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| State Competition Qualifiers |
Aaron Schares-Acting |
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Emily Shull-Acting |
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Kathryn Shull-Acting |
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Wyatt Musch-Poetry |
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Ashley Anderson-Lit Program |
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Emily Shull-Lit Program |
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Sam Shull-Proes |
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Callie Moline-OO |
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Aaron Schares-After Dinner Speaking
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| Trophies |
Duo Acting 1st Place Trophy Jessica & Audrea |
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Duo Acting 4th Place Medals Ashley and Kathyrn |
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Proes and Potery 4th Place Medal Aaron Schares |
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Humorous 4th Acting 1st Acting 1st Acting 2nd Chase Miller |
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Debate 3rd Dan Jensen |
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| IHSSA District Speech Division I & II Certificates and Medals |
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Division II
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Acting Brock Morris Maybe Baby its You |
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After Dinner Speaking Jeni Klassen All About Dogs |
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Improvisation Ben Devries |
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Improvisation Cole Trammel |
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Interpretive Reading Poetry Andrea Ford Under Ben Bulbun
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Division I
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Acting Emily Shull The Boy Who Danced Ballet |
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Acting Aaron Schares Betrayer Exley |
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Acting Kathryn Shull Beauty and the Beast |
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Interpretive Reading Poetry Wyatt Musch Highway Man |
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Interpretive Reading Prose Sam Shull Iqbal Masih |
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Literary Program Ashley Anderson Zalta’s Diary |
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Literary Program Emily Shull The Pink Floppy |
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Original Oratory Callie Moline I am Woman |
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After Dinner speaking Aaron Schares Chickens |
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| All-State Award |
Callie Moline |
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| National Qualifier |
Chase Miller |
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Advisory Students give back to community
Back in January, Mrs. Mnayer’s 10th grade advisory students noticed that many people would sit at the bus stops along University Avenue in the bitter cold, wind, and rain for long periods of time. They decided to do something about their concerns by building three bus shelters along University Avenue. It has been a long process, but the student have learned much about government agencies, how they work and the process involved in making an idea reality.
The students learned they had to come up a name and a logo, write a mission statement and develop official goals. The groups name is Advisory for A Better Future. Students have talked to Waterloo City engineers, obtained information about being ADA compliant and obtained quotes from several bus shelter manufacturers. The bus shelters will cost between $5000 and $7000 each. They addressed the MET Transit Manager and Assistant Manger to obtain permission for the project. The advisory class also talked to Michele Temeyer, Director of Community Education for the Waterloo Community Schools and received a go-ahead for the project. Students have completed and sent applications for grants to several community organizations. Several businesses have offered to donate supplies. The advisory group is waiting for funding to come in. Once they have secured funding, the students will need to address The MET Transit Board, the Waterloo City Council and the Waterloo School Board to receive final approval for the bus shelters.
The Advisory for A Better Future plans to continue working during the summer and into the next school year to bring their dreams into reality. As of August 2008, the students have raised $18,000 for the project !
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