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Standard Ranking 613.7 27/115 
3rd Gr Read MAP Index 203.0 28/115 
4th Gr Math MAP Index 212.1 24/115 
3rd Gr Comm. Arts MAP Index 198.7 32/115 
3rd Gr Science MAP Index 217.9 31/115 
4th Gr Soc. Stud. MAP Index 0.0 1(T)/115 

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News for Andrew County (in Missouri):

  • Rural voters lean to the GOP (St. Joseph News-Press) (Sun, 06 Jul 2008 05:09:24 GMT)
    Holt County voters have a message for John McCain. You can count on us. And history. In every presidential election since 1968, Holt County residents have supported the Republican candidate.

  • Managers, clerks combine to safeguard stores (St. Joseph News-Press) (Wed, 02 Jul 2008 05:13:44 GMT)
    BOLCKOW, Mo. — Lisa Nichols’ eyes almost never seem to leave a video monitor in the office of a lonely convenience store in northern Andrew County. As manager, Ms. Nichols relies on the monitor to help ensure the store’s safety.

  • Springfield Holiday Invitational baseball tournament begins tomorrow (The Springfield News-Leader) (Tue, 01 Jul 2008 18:57:42 GMT)
    The 26-team tournament begins Wednesday, lasts until Sunday and will be played at four different ballparks.

  • Georgia battery mates close door on Fresno State (The Kansas City Star) (Wed, 25 Jun 2008 03:49:23 GMT)
    OMAHA, Neb. | Georgia closer Josh Fields couldn't find his control in his previous outing. The teammate who knows him best was certain that wouldn't happen again.

  • Animal rescue shelter loses appeal in property tax case (St. Joseph News-Press) (Sun, 22 Jun 2008 05:15:25 GMT)
    SAVANNAH, Mo. — M’Shoogy’s Animal Shelter and Emergency Animal Rescue continues to operate as a legal not-for-profit agency. However, the charity lost an appeal against a decision by Andrew County Assessor Ronald Christmas that M’Shoogy’s must pay property taxes.

  • Road crews ready for summer (St. Joseph News-Press) (Mon, 23 Jun 2008 05:14:14 GMT)
    It might seem like $27 million is a lot for a summer budget, but for the Missouri Department of Transportation, that figure isn’t quite as much as they’re used to.

  • House Crash (KQ2 St. Joseph) (Wed, 18 Jun 2008 06:36:26 GMT)
    A car plowed into an Andrew County home Tuesday. The crash sent the driver to the hospital. It happened on Roma Ln. The Highway Patrol says the driver ran a stop sign, kept going, and smashed through the home's garage.

  • Where the Mud Runs Amuck (KQ2 St. Joseph) (Wed, 18 Jun 2008 02:22:18 GMT)
    Flood victims in Andrew County are returning to homes covered with mud and muck. Gary Nold is is one of them. He's still glad he bought his house in Nodaway five years ago, even though this is the second year in a row he's been flooded out.

  • Camp Geiger ‘brings out the best’ (St. Joseph News-Press) (Wed, 18 Jun 2008 05:06:17 GMT)
    The Boy Scouts of America struggle for relevancy in an era of computerized distractions. Locally, the Pony Express Council, which serves 14 Northwest Missouri counties and three Northeast Kansas counties, has a program that succeeds.

  • Their homes are their castles (St. Joseph News-Press) (Sun, 15 Jun 2008 05:05:07 GMT)
    People show up at Fred Weems’ door asking if he’s the priest of the church. Others ask if the museum is open. Mr. Weems, a genial man, shrugs at the visitors and sends them off the doorstep of his manse.


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