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Elbert County
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Standard Ranking 140.5 *** 
Gr 3 Read Adv 5.8 *** 
Gr 3 Read Prof 76.3 *** 
Gr 4 Read Adv 4.3 *** 
Gr 4 Read Prof 74.4 *** 
Gr 5 Read Adv 9.3 *** 
Gr 5 Read Prof 79.9 *** 
Gr 3 Writ Adv 7.3 *** 
Gr 3 Writ Prof 56.1 *** 
Gr 4 Writ Adv 3.5 *** 
Gr 4 Writ Prof 54.7 *** 
Gr 5 Writ Adv 12.8 *** 
Gr 5 Writ Prof 73.7 *** 
Gr 3 Math Adv 30.4 *** 
Gr 3 Math Prof 79.6 *** 
Gr 4 Math Adv 31.5 *** 
Gr 4 Math Prof 81.9 *** 
Gr 5 Math Adv 35.6 *** 
Gr 5 Math Prof 76.8 *** 
Gr 5 Scie Adv 14.2 *** 
Gr 5 Scie Prof 47.8 *** 

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News for Elbert County (in Colorado):

  • Elbert County Drug Bust (WNEG Toccoa) (Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:37:38 GMT)
    Sheriff Barry Haston tells NewsChannel 32 that deputies arrested 28 year old Crishawn Gibbs after finding half a pound of cocaine in his possession. more

  • Walk For A Cure (WNEG Toccoa) (Tue, 03 Jun 2008 18:22:39 GMT)
    They call themselves the “Pink Magnolias” and they are walking for a cure. This group of Elbert County women wants to help in the fight against breast cancer, and they are determined to walk 60 miles and raise thousands of dollars to do it. NewsChannel 32’s Amelia Hines has their story. more

  • Blue Devils in class of 2008 bid Elbert County High School goodbye (Anderson Independent-Mail) (Sat, 24 May 2008 04:01:46 GMT)
    Graduation ceremony took place Friday evening

  • Top Story Videos (KOAA) (Mon, 26 May 2008 01:13:42 GMT)
    They’ve all lost a father to war, now a local non-profit wants to send them to summer camp to help them heal. The Knights of Heroes started the camp last year in Elbert County, with kids from across the nation.

  • Protesters Fear Developer Will Kill Prairie Dogs (CBS4 Denver) (Wed, 28 May 2008 02:28:08 GMT)
    Protesters were trying to stop a large colony of prairie dogs from being destroyed in Douglas County Tuesday.

  • High Gas Prices On Open Water (WNEG Toccoa) (Mon, 26 May 2008 20:07:38 GMT)
    Boaters on Lake Hartwell can’t escape high price of gasoline. more

  • Madison County News (MainStreet Newspapers) (Thu, 22 May 2008 15:39:57 GMT)
    Agnes Ray Agnes Davison Ray, 82, of Royston, died Tuesday, May 13, 2008, at her residence. She was born in Franklin County on August 2, 1925, the daughter of the late Frank Harbin Sr. and Tee Jacks Harbin.

  • Dedication to region honored (The Walton Tribune I Monroe) (Wed, 21 May 2008 11:58:27 GMT)
    WALTON COUNTY — When Dr. Walter Bush gets into the seat, turns the key and hears the roar of his tractor, the rest of the world seems to melt away. Bush, 87 years young and a retired educator, still works hard on his hundreds of acres of land just outside Monroe.

  • State agencies preceive funds to prevent child abuse (Alamosa Valley Courier) (Wed, 21 May 2008 05:19:20 GMT)
    ALAMOSA — The Colorado Children’s Trust Fund has selected 19 agencies serving 29 counties across the state to receive a total of almost $400,000 for child abuse prevention programs.

  • Hanna's Fouch era set to begin (Anderson Independent-Mail) (Sat, 17 May 2008 19:23:46 GMT)
    A large family of athletes and educators helped Fouch develop his personality, and learn to speak to large groups, no matter the type of audience. As an assistant coach at Hart County and Clarke Central, he learned the value of academics in college football recruiting.


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