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Iowa News Service NIVERS AN AR Y Y 2010 annual report P P A E H Y A R S E C I P V U R E BL S 10 110 IC S 32 109 109 NE W 54 110 59 105 16 32 37 98 73 104 54 94 80 80 37 41 65 74 24 54 51 MEDIAERSA ROUTLETS 97 104 80 80 23 23 108 37 NNIV Y 74 24 81 52 4 4 58 Y A 104 63 19 23 108 108 PP 74 24 45 63 99 100 City A MaR p S # Outlets City Map # Outlets 114 103 106 67 19 44 H A 106 15 56 56 7070 19 108 90 Y E 1 114 103 85 18 56 56 108108108 90 75 75 42 Ackley 1 Ackley World Journal Dayton 36 Dayton Review 111 56 70 70 42 34 68 56 56 666672 20 53 68 113 78 20 Adel 2 Grimes Today Decorah 37 KDEC AM, KDEC FM, 112 7 20 20 101 76 14 78 78 11 20 83 Albia 3 KLBA-AM, KLBA-FM KVIK-FM 93 93 29 91 6 60 60 20 77 89 27 93 6 6 61 89 20 69 35 43 1 89 60 35 46 Algona 4 Algona Upper Des Moines, KLGA-AM Des Moines 38 CityView, KKDM-FM, KMXD- 9 89 69107 69 35 35 64 62 38 38 69 35 FM, WHO-AM, KLYF FM, KXNO 50 28 5 69 3535 Altoona 5 Altoona Herald-Index 38 71 107 AM, WHO AM 82 88 8 38 38 69 35 Ames 6 KASI-AM, KCCQ-FM, KASI AM 38 38 3 3 87 DeWitt 39 DeWitt Observer 92 31 47 Ankeny 7 KCWI-TV 47 95 95 95 55 55 Diagonal 40 Diagonal Progress 22 95 17 Atlantic 8 KJAN-AM 33 33 95 48 86 86 17 Dickeyville, WI 41 WVRE-FM 40 13 86 17 Audubon 9 KSOM FM, KSOM-FM 30 57 Dubuque 42 KATF-FM, KDTH-AM 102 84 21 57 Austin, MN 10 KAUS-FM 39 27 Dunlap 43 Dunlap Reporter 36 79 12 12 Belle Plaine 11 KZAT-FM 79 79 25 96 Dyersville 44 KDST-FM Bethany, MO 12 KAAN-AM, KAAN-FM Eagle Grove 45 Eagle Grove Eagle Bloomfield 13 Bloomfield Democrat City Map # Outlets East Moline, IL 46 KUUL-FM Boone 14 KWBG-AM Missouri Valley 82 Missouri Valley Times-News Eddyville 47 KKSI FM, KKSI-FM Breda 15 Breda News Monticello 83 Monticello Express Eldon 48 KRKN-FM Buffalo Center 16 Buffalo Center Tribune Mount Ayr 84 Mount Ayr Record-News Eldridge 49 Eldridge North Scott Press Burlington 17 KBUR-AM, KGRS-FM, KBUR AM Moville 85 Moville Record Elk Horn 50 Danish Villages Voice Carroll 18 KCIM AM Mt Pleasant 86 Mt. Pleasant News, KILJ-AM, KILJ-FM Elkader 51 Clayton County Register, KADR-AM Cedar Falls 19 KCNZ-AM, KCNZ-FM, KDNZ-AM Muscatine 87 KWPC-AM Emmetsburg 52 KDWD-FM Cedar Rapids 20 WMT-AM, WMT AM, WMT FM, WMT-AM, Neola 88 Gazette Epworth 53 KGRR-FM WMT-FM, KCRG-TV, KGAN-TV Newton 89 Newton Daily News, KCOB-AM, KCOB-FM Estherville 54 Estherville Daily News, KILR-AM, KILR-FM Centerville 21 Daily Iowegian Oelwein 90 Oelwein Daily Register, KOEL-AM Fairfield 55 KIIK-FM, KMCD-AM Chariton 22 KELR-FM Ogden 91 Ogden Reporter Charles City 23 Charles City Press, KCHA-AM, KCHA-FM Fort Dodge 56 The Messenger, WMT-FM, KWMT AM, KKEZ-FM, KWMT-AM, KUEL-FM, KVFD-AM Omaha, NE 92 KFAB AM Cherokee 24 Chronicle Times, KCHE-AM, KCHE-FM Fort Madison 57 KBKB-AM, KBKB-FM Onawa 93 Onawa Sentinel, Onowa Democrat, Chillicothe, MO 25 KRNW-FM KZSR-FM Garnavillo 58 KCTN-FM Clarinda 26 KKBZ-FM Osage 94 KSMA-FM George 59 Lyon County News Clinton 27 KCLN AM Ottumwa 95 KBIZ-AM, KLEE-AM, KOTM-FM, Grinnell 60 Grinnell Herald-Register, KGRN-AM, KRTI-FM Colfax 28 Jasper County Tribune KTWA-FM, KYOU-TV Griswold 61 Griswold American Coon Rapids 29 Coon Rapids Enterprise Owensville, MO 96 KXMO-FM Guthrie Center 62 Guthrie Center Times Corning 30 Adams County Free Press Paullina 97 Paullina Times Hampton 63 Hampton Chronicle, KLMJ-FM Council Bluffs 31 The Daily Nonpareil Platteville, WI 98 WPVL-AM Harlan 64 KNOD-FM Cresco 32 Cresco Times, KCZQ-FM Postville 99 Postville Herald Leader Hawarden 65 Hawarden Independent/Ireton Examiner Creston 33 Creston News-Advertiser, KSIB-FM Sageville 100 KIYX-FM Hudson 66 Hudson Herald, KCVM-FM Danbury 34 The Danbury Review Savanna, IL 101 WCCI-FM Humboldt 67 KHBT-AM Davenport 35 KCQQ-FM, KMXG-FM, WLLR-AM, WLLR-FM, Shenandoah 102 KMA-AM Ida Grove 68 Ida County Courier, KKIA FM WOC-AM, WOC AM, KGCW-TV, KWQC-TV Sioux City 103 KMNS AM, KSCJ-AM Iowa City 69 KKRQ-FM, KXIC AM, KCJJ-AM, Spencer 104 KICD-AM, KICD-FM, KLLT-FM KKRQ-AM, KMJM-AM, KXIC-AM Spirit Lake 105 KUOO-FM Iowa Falls 70 KIFG AM, KIFG FM, KIFG-AM, KIFG-FM Storm Lake 106 KAYL AM, KAYL FM Kalona 71 Kalona News Washington 107 KCII-AM, KCII-FM La Porte City 72 Progress Review Waterloo 108 The Courier, KXEL AM, KFMW-FM, Lancaster, WI 73 WGLR-FM Iowa News Service produced 166 English and 6 Spanish KOKZ-FM, KWLO-AM, KXEL-AM, news stories, which ran approximately 13,900 times Le Mars 74 Le Mars Daily Sentinel, KKMA-FM, KLEM-AM KWWL-TV on 147 radio stations, 58 print outlets, and 7 television Manchester 75 Manchester Press, KMCH-AM Waukon 109 KHPP-AM, KNEI-FM stations for a total of 212 media outlets in Iowa and Manning 76 Manning Monitor Webster City 110 KQWC-AM, KQWC-FM Maquoketa 77 Maquoketa Sentinel-Press border states. Nationally, our stories were picked up by Westside 111 Observer Marshalltown 78 KDAO-AM, KFJB-AM, KXIA-FM over 522 outlets, and shared on hundreds of websites Whiting 112 KKYY-FM Maryville, MO 79 KNIM-AM, KNIM-FM, KXCV-FM including our own -- publicnewsservice.org, which Winnebago, NE 113 KSUX-FM Mason City 80 Globe Gazette, KGLO AM, KLSS-FM, KRIB-AM Yankton, SD 114 WNAX-AM, WNAX-FM generated over 23,000 views, alone. Milford 81 KUQQ-FM NUMBER OF STORIES | MEDIA OUTLET USAGE* STORY BREAKOUT Totals 172 | 13,876 BudgetBudget Policy Policy & & Priorities Priorities 6 6 | 480| 704 Campaign Finance Reform/MoneyChildren’s in IssuesPolitics 1 | 3 112 | 321 ConsumerChildren’s Issues Issues 1 | 102 9 | 869 Citizenship/RepresentativeCriminal Democracy Justice 1 2 | 75| 232 Early ChildhoodCommunity Education Issues 11 | |93 132 Consumer Issues 11 | 884 Education 2 | 222 Disabilities 7 | 519 Arizona EndangeredNews Connection Species & Wildlife 9 | 1,005 Education 9 | 747 Illinois News Connection Missouri News Service North Carolina News Service Phoenix, AZ Energy Energy 34% Policy Policy 10 8 || 912 Bloomington 40% Columbia 36% Charlotte-Gastonia 31% We rely on a wider variety Tucson, AZ 13%EnvironmentEnvironment 12 | 893 18 | 2,052 Chicago 14% Fayetteville, AR 1% Chattanooga, TN 8% of news sources than ever Additionally, 68 stations outsideGlobal the majorEnvironmental Warming/Air markets aired the JusticeQualitystories. 2 | 6236 | 536 Joplin 41% Fayetteville 15% HealthHealth Issues Issues 16 | 2,748 Decatur 34 | 2,584 18% before. Traditional media still Kansas City 20% HumanHuman Rights/Racial Rights/Racial Justice Justice 11 | | 72 122 Dubuque, IA 21% Greensboro-Winston-Salem 17% provide news and information Big Sky ConnectionPublicHunger/Food/Nutrition Lands/Wilderness 2 | 117 Evansville, 23 | IN2,757 19% Marion-Carbondale, IL 1% Greenville-New Bern 6% for a large majority of our Billings ImmigrantRural/Farming 39% Issues 2 | 157 16 | LaSalle-Peru1,947 2% Pittsburg, KS 18% Greenville-Spartanburg, SC 2% population and social media GreatLivable Falls Wages/Working Social23% FamiliesJustice 1 | 3 97 | 218 Marion-Carbondale 36% St. Louis 29% Knoxville, TN 1% Oceans 2 | 177 Kalispell-Flathead Valley Sustainable22% Agriculture 6 | 726 Peoria 4% Additionally, 133 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. 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  • Clear Creek Amana High School

    Clear Creek Amana High School

    Clear Creek Amana High School PARENT / STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-2020 Clear Creek Amana High School 551 W. Marengo Rd. P.O. Box 199 Tiffin, IA 52340 Main Office: 319-545-2361 Fax: 319-545-2863 Guidance: 319-545-5623 www.ccaschools.org 1 BLOCK/BELL SCHEDULES 2019-2020 st 1 ​ block 8:25 – 9:45 (80 min) ​ nd 2 ​ block 9:50 – 11:10 (80 min) ​ rd 3 ​ block 11:15 – 1:05 ​ st 1 ​ shift 11:15 – 11:45 (30 min) ​ nd 2 ​ shift 11:55 – 12:25 (30 min) ​ rd 3 ​ shift 12:35 – 1:05 (30 min) ​ th 4 ​ block 1:10 – 2:30 (80 min) ​ AA 2:35 – 3:20 (45 min) Early Out Schedule 8:20-1:20 ​ st 1 ​ block 8:25-9:25 (60 min) ​ nd 2 ​ block 9:30-10:35 (65 min) ​ (Announcements 10:30-10:35) rd 3 ​ block 10:40-11:40 (60 min) ​ th 4 ​ block 11:45-1:20 (65 min) ​ st 1 ​ lunch: 11:40-12:10 ​ nd 2 ​ lunch: 12:15-12:45 ​ rd 3 ​ lunch: 12:50-1:20 ​ 2 Hour Late Start Schedule 10:25 -3:10 st 1 ​ Block 10:25 – 11:25 (60 min) ​ nd 2 ​ Block 11:30 – 1:10 (62 min) ​ st 1 ​ Shift: 11:30 – 11:55 ​ nd 2 ​ Shift: 12:05 – 12:30 ​ rd 3 ​ Shift: 12:45 – 1:10 ​ 3rd Block 1:15 – 2:15 (60 min) th 4 ​ Block 2:20 – 3:20 (60 min) ​ 2 CLEAR CREEK AMANA HIGH SCHOOL HANDBOOK FOREWORD NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION It is the policy of the Clear Creek Amana Community School District not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, creed, age (for employment), marital status (for programs), sexual orientation, gender identity and socioeconomic status (for programs) in its educational programs and its employment practices.