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The Kiwanis Club encourages improving student to Bring Up Grades, or BUG. The Kiwanis created BUG Award program is designed to provide recognition to students who raise their grades from one grading period to the next. The purpose of the BUG program is to encourage students by recognizing their efforts to improve their grades. Recognition includes being placed on the schools’ BUG honor roll and a presentation of a certificate and an award gift package.
The Alamogordo Kiwanis Club helps support the BUG programs at Imago Dei Academy, and St. Frances Cabrini elementary schools. The teacher establishes a baseline grade for each student during the first grading period. Students are honored each grading period thereafter. This encourages students to put real effort into improving their grades. It doesn’t matter where they are starting from, Kiwanis wants to encourage them to do their best from here onward. Each grading period, grades are compared to the previous grading period. Kiwanis celebrates the BUG’s for the third nine week grading period :
Imago Dei Academy:
3rd Nine Weeks: _3_ BUG recipients: Logan Orona, Kate Christensen, and Allyson Hileman

St. Frances Cabrini School BUG recipients: Meadow Chico, Giancarlo Harris, Wyatt Radford, Adrianna Rivas, Mary Sherwood, and David Stegner. Wyatt Radford (Kg) was a “repeater” in that he qualified as a BUG in both the 2nd and 3rd grading period.

3rd Nine Weeks: __6__ BUG recipients
Emmanuel Christian Academy
3rd Nine Weeks:_none__
Wow! Sounds like that was some meeting! Everything short of a fistfight in the parking lot.
Patchy rain nearby, with a high of 71 and low of 57 degrees. Patchy rain nearby for the morning, light rain shower during the afternoon, light drizzle during the evening, overcast overnight.
Interesting article when read in conjunction with the opinion piece by Rene. However the qualifications he listed did not include the personal relationship with the editor who I understand is involved in the campaign of the candidate. By no means do I support the mud slinging by the blockeads.
I'm one who supports a salary, but I definitely agree this is such a poorly written bill that I will certainly vote NO.
And thank you, Chris, for such a well researched and documented argument here. I would like to share this.
as always - the devil is in the details - one item i did not see addressed; usually reimbursements (such as per diem) are not subject to federal income tax, is this the case here?
Thank you and please share