Monday, October 23, 2017
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Two Howe students appeared on the RFD channel
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musicianship/general effect. This year, 1A, 2A, 3A, and 5A bands Two Howe students, Ainsley and channel which caught the eye of who receive first division ratings Kelton Denham and their horses the producers of the news show from at least two of three judges made an appearance on the RFD that is on from 8 am to 1 pm. can advance on to the next level. channel on Wednesday morning. The Howe Band received "1's" The two students have a tradition of The Denham family is active in the from all three judges and will be riding their horses to school on the community and active in the local competing in the Area B Marching first and last days of school. rodeo circuit as well as youth Contest at C.H. Collins Athletic baseball, basketball. The Denham Complex on Saturday, October Their father, Jeff Denham, a Howe family is very active volunteering 28th. (The schedule will not be ISD Board of Trustees member their time in various Howe submitted photo to the RFD programs.
finalized until after Wednesday, when all other Area B regions have completed their contests.) "We're excited to work hard this week and continue to improve each detail of the show," said HHS Band Director Angie Liss. "This area (Area B) is an incredibly competitive area with several quality bands. It should prove to be a day with excellent shows."
Howe ISD School Board report Howe ISD held a public hearing for the FIRST rating, which is a rating system that scores the financial integrity of Texas school districts. Howe ISD was proud to report that it received a perfect score and a Superior Rating for 2016-17.
for 2016-17. The November meeting was moved to Nov. 16 due to the fact that the regular meeting date fell during Thanksgiving break. Shannon Chapin was offered a teacher contract.
The 2016-17 audit report was presented by Rutherford Taylor & The enrollment in third grade Co., and Howe ISD received a reached 90 students last week, clean audit. necessitating the creation of a fifth section in order to comply with the The district and campus state-mandated 22:1 student teacher improvement plans were adopted ratio. That transition will take place this coming week.
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the $250,000 range to begin and migrate upward.
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The city says that the agreement will retain a portion of the taxable amount within the district. The eventual wastewater treatment plant would allow for the separation of the current sewer contract through the City of Sherman that sees the City of Howe paying the rate of a commercial business. It has yet to be determined who will own and operate the treatment facility upon completion, but the cost of sewer for citizens should be well reduced due to the extinction of the current contract. The district will also make water improvements to the development and construct a storage container for water. The addition of homes will be able to reduce the water cost to Howe citizens due to the addition of homes sharing the cost. The benefits to Howe and Howe citizens are not only the reduction of utility costs but the new opportunities that come with new developments. In a recent citizens survey, the number one want and need was
indicated to be a grocery store. "In order to attract a grocer or other retail centers to improve the quality of life and bring jobs, those companies have to have a certain population criteria in order to qualify," said Howe's Economic Development Director Monte Walker. "With the addition of Summit Hill and this future development, the city is getting closer to reality for those opportunities." The residential growth that inspires the commercial growth will feed the local city's economy which will result in better streets, parks, and overall infrastructure. Currently, Howe has the least amount of sales tax revenue for any city along Highway 75 or Interstate 45 from the Red River to Palmer, Texas - which is 28 miles north of Corsicana. The round of applause after the motion was passed was in part due to the finalization of hard work by many involved for many years. But it also may have also been for the sudden realization that the financial opportunities that will soon begin for Howe have finally come to fruition.
