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http://lstribune.net/lees-summit-news/neighbors-caf-located-downtown-lee-s-summit-closing-their-doors..htm So much for just cutting out one dinner a month to pay for all of those activities at Lee's Summit School District.  I don't know of too many families can afford the dinner out to begin with. January 24, 2011 On behalf of Neighbors Café we would like to send a special thank you to all of our loyal customers who have stuck with us over the years. We have been blessed with regulars that loved not only our food but our employees as well. We share the same love and appreciation for their dedication and loyalty to our restaurant. Neighbors Café’ has been such a joy to operate for all of us. Neighbors became exactly what it was dreamt to be; a family restaurant with customers who would come once and then come again and again. We are blessed with a staff of dedicated individuals who put their heart into the business. Again we would like to thank each and every cust

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‘Enough is enough’ Group opposes R-7 tax increase Emily Jarrett, Journal Staff With a little more than a month left until the Feb. 8 election, the fight over a proposed 89-cent tax increase has started. And the first to step into the ring is the group, Citizens for Responsible Education. “We’re not anti-school district, I want to make that clear,” said spokesperson and former Lee’s Summit City Council member, Ron Williams. “A lot of times when you oppose something within the district, people say you’re anti-education or anti-children. This is just about us saying ‘enough is enough.’” In November, the Lee’s Summit R-7 School Board voted 6-1 to approve a measure to put an 89-cent tax increase on the ballot in February. If the levy passes with a simple majority, property owners will see their levy rise from $6.05 to $6.94 per $100 assessed valuation. “Simply put, it’s time for people to say, ‘can I afford this?’” Williams said. While Citizens for Responsible Educati

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My children are victims of this as well.  Jerry Keimig and Joy Rose refused to provide services to my children that qualified for special education.  Now I am paying for remedial classes in college.  Meanwhile, the children that are going were on the honor roll all of the way through high school.  It appears that pushing students through is the priority of the day. Colleges find area freshmen unready More than 40 percent of area public high school graduates in 2009 entered Missouri colleges and universities so far behind in reading and math that they took at least one remedial course once they arrived on campus, data show. Of the 7,067 area graduates who enrolled that year as freshmen in state-funded schools, 3,029 of them landed in academic purgatory, taking catch-up classes that didn't count toward a college degree, according to the Missouri Department of Higher Education. The proportion of Missouri public school students who end up in remedial college classes has risen