dr. jane lindaman from the waterloo schools. mike, robert and an niece, thank you very much for vote on the committee. you have to get people out there and vote. in your case, you want them to vote yes. >> we do. >> thank you. break and come back in jus there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big bank and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you betterelieve it. >>> welcome back to our final segment this week for the steele report. we're talking about the upcoming waterloo school's very i iortant vote. talking with dr. jane lindaman, superintendent of schools. if it's passed on february 2nd, it would build the new career and technical education center which would be cated byentral middle school d also provide renovations, much n

dr. jane lindaman from the waterloo schools. mike, robert and an niece, thank you very much for vote on the committee. you have to get people out there and vote. in your case, you want them to vote yes. >> we do. >> thank you. break and come back in jus >>> welcome back to our final segment this week for the steele report. we're talking about the upcoming waterloo school's very important vote. talking with dr. jane lindaman, superintendent of schools. if it's passed on february 2nd, it would build the new career and technical education center which would be located by central middle school and also provide renovations, waterloo east and west. and also the entity of this, dr. lindaman, i think people need to know, there are a lot of businesses in support of this because there will be great partnerships. >> in addition to sharing the message with parents and the general community, we've also been talking with businesses quite a bit. it makes a lot of sense for them. they want to help the schools do better, but we have been very cl

dr. jane lindaman has held town hall meetings throughout january to discuss the upcoming cte bond vote. that vote is now just a handful of days away, as waterloo residents will vote on news at noon is crystal buzza, executive director cte for the waterloo community school disctrict. do you know what your children want to be when they grow up? waterloo schools wants to help your children figure that out before they graduate from high school. recently the waterloo school board unanimously approved a plan to build a career and technical education center near central middle school in waterloo in addition to renovating east and west high backs this plan, it means students can explore career interests in school and, if they decide to pursue a career pathway, take classes at the career center for part of their day during high school. it's an exciting way to keep students engaged, land them good jobs locally after high school and college and support the local want more options for all students to keep them engaged and productive for years to come! superintendent dr. jane lindaman has held town

dr. jane lindaman will be holding town hall meetings in january to discuss the upcoming cte bond vote on the following days: the planned town halls to discuss the cte plans for the waterloo community school disctrict are as follows: tuesday, january 19 at 7 p.m. waterloo center for the arts thursday, january 21 at 6 p.m. payne ame church in waterloo saturday, january 23 at 9 a.m. bunger middle school in evansdale visit kwwl.com for more information on the renovation plan and town hall meetings. joining us for the news at noon is crystal buzza, executive waterloo community school disctrict. do you know what your children want to be when they grow up? waterloo schools wants to help your children figure that out before they graduate from high career and technical education center near central middle school in waterloo in addition to renovating east and west high schools to make them fully air conditioned among other improvements. if the community backs this plan, it career pathway, take classes at the career center for part of their day during high school. it's an exciting way to keep stude

dr. jane lindaman. sunday after meet the press and on kwwl.com new at five... concerned people coming ouou to meet waterloo's new mayor -- quentin hart. about 50 people showed up for the meet and greet at the waterloo senior center. it was an opportunity for them to get to knowwmayor hart better. many also asked him questions on issues they care about...like how to make neighborhoods safer. "and i did have a national night wanted to take our neighborhood map cause our neighborhood map was lassified as s igh crime because of everything that's happened since april and we're not getting any support." mayor hart was asked about was not raising property taxes and keeping roundabouts out of the city. hart says its only been two the best days for waterloo are ahead. coming up... the coast guard, navy and air force are searching for a dozen marines who went missing after two helicopters collided. and... oil prices are dropping -- good news for drivers, but not for everyone. that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the sttrm track 7 7live doppler ra

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