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Language arts teacher Christi Lefevers has a literary discussion with sophomores Kaite Mason, Taelor Lawson and Adam Jones at Bell County High School.
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Bell County teachers growing in confidence and content knowledge

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District English/language arts meetings are putting teachers on the same page.
Sarah Gilbert and LJ Rose work together preparing for the upcoming KPREP tests during Jes' Anne Givens 8th-grade social studies class at Pineville High School (Pineville Ind.). Givens has the students for both 7th and 8th grade in social studies and has them keep a binder accumulating both years. Photo by Amy Wallot, Feb. 29, 2012
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Pineville Independent Schools

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Once again I was able to visit an independent district and a county district on the same day. This time it was Pineville Independent in Bell County. The students and staff were friendly and focused on learning during my short visit.
Social studies teacher Clay Mattingly, Grant County Youth Service Center coordinator Allison Mortenson, left, and assistant coordinator Kresta Stone, center, talk with Grant County High School senior Vanessa Courtney, right, about her attendance and grades during the recovery program Feb. 24, 2011. Courtney said she had a lot of excused absences due to illness and the program has helped her get back on track. "If it wasn't for Allison, I wouldn't be graduating," she said. Photo by Amy Wallot
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Schools tackle truancy issue

Susan Riddell -
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Schools offer diversion programs that are paying off.
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