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The student-run news site of Lawrence Free State High School

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Archived photo from Chloe Cook
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LEAP Meeting

The LEAP meeting began with the group discussing upcoming events for the school. A lot of the events were for adults/teachers only and most of them involved food. One of the few events that were not just teacher related was the Senior Homestrech. The group discussed the dates, April 7th and 8th, as well as past and present events. Some past events that were really popular were the yoga, self-defense, and getting smart about credit where whenever you ask a question you get a $1 coin. Some ideas for the present Homestrech are investments and credit cards as well as maybe a section on careers.
 
Next the meeting moved on to the budget and what would happen if the ninth graders joined the high schoolers. Mr. West handed out sheets of paper with the school’s budget on it and a list of teachers that are “outside the ratio” who could be at risk of being fired. He also gave a list of what how many teachers we would lose if we added more students. If the ninth graders moved up and joined us at Free State the teachers with plans would not be able to have their room during their planning period. Also if we added more students, but not more teachers, we would lose a lot of teachers which, in turn, would change our hours at the same. But if the ninth graders do move up with the ninth grade teachers the junior highs might not have enough teachers for a complete eight hour day.
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