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Test	Score	State-Wide Ranking
Standard Ranking	86.3	57/72
10th Gr Read Adv	49.9	55/72
10th Gr Read Prof	76.3	35(T)/72
10th Gr Lang Arts Adv	13.7	64/72
10th Gr Lang Arts Prof	72.4	35/72
10th Gr Math Adv	22.7	37/72
10th Gr Math Prof	76.9	22/72
10th Gr Science Adv	33.6	48/72
10th Gr Science Prof	71.3	50/72
10th Gr Soc. Stud. Adv	38.4	53/72
10th Gr Soc. Stud. Prof	73.7	47(T)/72

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Heavy rains coming, more flooding possible (The Capital Times) (Thu, 12 Jun 2008 11:16:54 GMT)
A large area of rain has crossed the Mississippi River in the pre-dawn hours and is sitting over western Wisconsin, where rain is definitely not needed. The scattered showers and thunderstorms in a line from Marquette County in central Wisconsin to Lafayette County in southwest Wisconsin are slowly moving across the region and should arrive in the Madison area between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. This ...

FLOOD OF '08: County roundup (Wisconsin State Journal) (Sun, 15 Jun 2008 04:47:43 GMT)
A look back at last week's flooding in area counties and road status as of Saturday afternoon. For the latest road closures, visit http://www.dot.state.wi.us/travel/incident-alerts.htm. COLUMBIA COUNTY Damage summary: Rains caused major flooding in Columbus and forced dozens of road closures. An estimated 35,000 acres of cropland were flooded, with the hardest-hit areas the towns of Arlington, ...

FLOOD OF '08: Shorelines rarely inspected; can Lake Delton happen elsewhere? (Wisconsin State Journal) (Sun, 15 Jun 2008 04:33:04 GMT)
Days after the stark images of homes collapsing into the raging waters of an unleashed Lake Delton first flashed across television screens, questions remain. How could a seemingly solid piece of land give way in such dramatic fashion? And could it happen elsewhere? Are there ponds and lakes in other Wisconsin communities that could burst through their shorelines during floods? Are we even ...

FLOOD ROUNDUP: County by county (Wisconsin State Journal) (Sat, 14 Jun 2008 03:02:43 GMT)
COLUMBUS COUNTY The Crawfish River continued to rise in Columbus Friday, and streets remained closed in the River Road area, where about 140 homes were evacuated earlier this week, Mayor Nancy Osterhaus said. "We're trying to get everything mopped up,'' she said. "People are getting tired and cranky." At the Columbus Public Library, patrons could find not only the usual books but also cleanup ...

U.S. 12 reopens after fatal crash cleared (The Capital Times) (Fri, 13 Jun 2008 15:01:58 GMT)
A horrible situation turned nightmarish Saturday morning with a fatal head-on crash on U.S. 12 near Baraboo that blocked traffic going both directions in the Interstate detour route for traffic heading north and south in the region. It took until about mid-day for 12 to be cleared in both directions to it could be re-opened and traffic could resume. But traffic remained slow. "It's creeping ...

Dells attractions still open (Wisconsin State Journal) (Fri, 13 Jun 2008 04:18:24 GMT)
Despite widespread flooding in southern Wisconsin, the state's highest-profile tourist attraction remains open for business, Gov. Jim Doyle said today."We want people to know ... there's a lot going on. People are really enjoying the Wisconsin Dells right now," Doyle said, even as he acknowledged that road closures are making it hard for some people to get to the Dells.Hundreds of roads, ...

County-by-county report (Wisconsin State Journal) (Fri, 13 Jun 2008 04:18:13 GMT)
COLUMBIA COUNTY: More flooding, two possible tornadoes Thursday's heavy rains flooded roads and inundated basements throughout the county, and two possible tornadoes were sighted but no one was reported hurt. "There's a lot of roads that are going to need to be repaired," said Patrick Beghin, the county's emergency management director. The possible tornadoes were reported near Columbus and ...

Stormy conditions lead to more closed roads Thursday (The Capital Times) (Fri, 13 Jun 2008 01:16:52 GMT)
New rain, high winds and generally stormy conditions led to more road closures Thursday as storms swept from the southwest corner of the state to the northeast, hitting Dane as well as adjacent counties. Tornados were reported by the National Weather Service to have touched down near Markesan and Waupun, but damage reports were not immediately available. The westbound lanes of Interstate Highway ...

Flooding Situation Stabilizes At Pardeeville Dam (WISC-TV Madison) (Thu, 12 Jun 2008 20:17:38 GMT)
Officials report that the water level in Park Lake is receding and the chance of dam failure has diminished.

County by county as of Wednesday (Wisconsin State Journal) (Thu, 12 Jun 2008 05:17:43 GMT)
ADAMS COUNTY Latest developments: No flooding. The worst problems were residents with water in their basements. Some areas still were dealing with road washouts. Damage estimate: $129,000 submitted to Wisconsin Emergency Management for municipal damage. A county conservationist was not aware of any significant agricultural damage. Among the areas hit hardest by flooding are New Haven and Dell ...

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