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QPS Foundation kicks off Dream Big Annual Campaign - whig

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By Deborah Gertz Husar Verified
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QUINCY — The co-chairs for the Quincy Public Schools Foundation’s annual fundraising campaign see the effort as a way to benefit the community. “The school district impacts literally everyone in town,” said Dr. George Crickard, ‘84, who chairs the campaign with his wife Maureen. “A lot of businesses here in town rely on local high school graduates to fill their spots.
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State grant targets persistent educator shortages - whig

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By Deborah Gertz Husar Verified
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MOUNT STERLING — The Brown County school district, like many across West-Central Illinois, started the school year short of staff. Superintendent Lan Eberle said the district’s down a choral music teacher for the district and a counselor at the elementary school. But a state grant could help districts deal with staffing challenges.
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New book challenges to readers to pursue potential - whig

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By Deborah Gertz Husar Verified
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QUINCY — A new book by a first-time Quincy author outlines a path for building a better life. “A lot of us think ‘if I could just get here, then everything will be OK. Everything will settle out. I can just coast.’ That’s never the case. There’s always something more. There’s always another mountain to climb, always something else in front of us that we can do,” Curtis Sethaler said. “We think of all the excuses we can’t do something.
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